The midterms have been taken, the rivalry game has been played and the weather has taken a turn for the better — spring break is nearly here.
We had shivered in the cold. We had been awakened by the siren at 3 a.m. And the day had finally come.
Netflix is cashing in on the success of “Stranger Things” with its new original series, “Everything Sucks!,” a tale of teenage love, angst and friendship set in the mid-1990s.
Our new pop culture podcast, Reel to Reel, launches today with Episode 1, “Tastemakers,” now available on Soundcloud and iTunes.
When I was 12 years old, the only thing I wanted was the opportunity to read a book written by Stephen King.
Although she releases music under the name U.S. Girls, Meghan Remy is something of an outsider to her native country.
Titus Andronicus are no stranger to ambition. After their 2010 release “The Monitor,” a stunning concept album that used the Civil War as a lens for personal growth, and their 2017 rock opera “The Most Lamentable Tragedy,” it’s difficult to imagine a more hefty offering.
It’s that time of the year again: dark circles under the eyes, pale lips, risks of caffeine overdose, packed libraries, take-out boxes on every desk and — for some — even sleeping in Perkins.
Valentine’s Day at Duke University is like viewing a typical Wednesday through rose-colored glasses.
Unlike the superhero fluff we’ve come to expect, “Black Panther” has ascended to a level of cultural phenomenon unmatched by its predecessors.
“You can’t be friends with me until you’ve watched Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill.’”
With a 100 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, “Paddington 2” deserves all the stellar reviews it has gotten.
I hope you got the letter about “Bright” I sent last month, but after watching “The Cloverfield Paradox,” I’m not quite sure you did.
A gloomy day in a moldering town is seen through the lens of a 4:3 aspect ratio, introducing us to the gaunt, borderline lethargic 30-something-year-old woman, Nancy (Andrea Riseborough).
In many ways, MGMT’s debut “Oracular Spectacular” kicked off a musical movement.
The Wombats have grown, both in popularity and in musical style, since the release of their first album “A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation” 11 years ago.
The senses are immediately overwhelmed as the camera pans across Delhi's bustling city streets.
Before coming to Duke, I never thought I would have anything to do with basketball.
Social media is perhaps the most pervasive technology in our world today, especially among college-aged people.
