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Film Review: Gone Girl
By Drew Haskins | October 9, 2014Fincher's movie succeeds due to an abundance of slick style and a revelatory performance from Rosamund Pike.
Fincher's movie succeeds due to an abundance of slick style and a revelatory performance from Rosamund Pike.
Hozier is a melancholy that reminds us of all of we have to be happy about.
Burnham satirizes societal taboos like race, sex, gender and religion with his comedic videos, songs and stand-up tours.
“Revolution Grrrl Style Now!," the rallying cry of the early 90’s riot grrrl movement, is everywhere in the packed concert hall.
If performance art stimulates an immediacy of experience involving greater human engagement, then why do we persist in walking away?
A local family’s performance art company is tackling the issue of domestic violence through theater.
The concept of time is simply not applicable to a place where a miniature sundial is the sole physical reminder of a day flying by.
It’s really difficult for me to remember the last time I paid for music.
The Visual Arts festival speaks to us on a personal level, whether or not we identify as artists.
I was, for the moment, a tiny and spectacular fragment of a miraculous machine.
Is country music a serious music genre which deserves our critical attention?
The Skeleton Twins has great moments, but only makes for a good film.
As disappointments go, NehruvianDOOM is one of the better ones.
Mr Twin Sister is easily the band’s best release, as well as a contender for one of the best albums of the year.
Celebrate grrrl power and Hispanic Heritage Month in one playlist.
There is nothing sexier than witnessing the performance of flamenco, let alone dancing the flamenco.
The North Carolina Museum of Art is currently hosting “Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know,” a weekly film series dedicated to highlighting seminal movies in the film noir genre.
To help maximize your trips to Griffith Theater, here is the scoop on what to watch and what to skip.