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Carolina Chocolate Drops—Leaving Eden
By Jamie Moon | March 1, 2012Grammy award-winning string band Carolina Chocolate Drops returned this week with their latest album...
Grammy award-winning string band Carolina Chocolate Drops returned this week with their latest album...
I voluntarily neglected the roughly Siberia-sized number of obligations I had for this week and chose to watch the Oscars...
If there is one thing Amanda Seyfried is good at, it’s looking nervous and swishing her blonde hair back and forth.
Damien Jurado’s “Maraqopa” put me to sleep...
In a week that was supposed to be all about Sleigh Bells’ new release, Claire Boucher has stolen the spotlight.
Short films don’t have much purchase in the contemporary entertainment landscape.
"Engagement" is an incredibly potent word...
Recess’ Ted Phillips joined a Disney conference call with director Andrew Stanton and actor Taylor Kitsch, both of the upcoming film John Carter.
To listen to Sinead O’Connor’s ninth and latest album is to delve into a bundle of biographies...
I really hate to be a curmudgeon about Sleigh Bells.
This weekend, Random Dance brings its latest production, FAR, to Duke as part of an extended residency.
The last time I wrote this column, you might remember, I described an LMFAO-headlined LDOC lineup as my nightmare.
The Vow aims to make you laugh and to make you cry, but sadly accomplishes neither.
bcontrat: Hey classy girl.
Those seeking an Oscar-worthy and realistically violent film should probably steer clear of Safe House.
What is it about Montreal that fosters good music?
Alexander Calder’s is an art that speaks back, if you’re lucky enough to see it in person.
Valentine’s Day forces couples to squeeze a least several month’s worth of chocolates, flowers and overt displays of affection into one evening.
Last January, revolution tore across the Middle East during what has come to be known as the Arab Spring.
“It All Feels the Same,” the first track off of Tennis’ sophomore album, Young and Old, displays a remarkable sense of clairvoyance in its title.