Blood Pressures, the Kills’ fourth studio album, could be described as the culmination of lead singer Alison Mosshart’s musical endeavors from the past few years.
At what point will a school’s acceptance rate drop to zero?
If John Darnielle’s not going to make you dance, he’ll at least make you think.
For a film based on Alan Glynn’s novel The Dark Fields, about a pill, unlimited brilliance and the nature of the human mind, one might expect Limitless to be similarly ingenious.
Local artist Stacy Lynn Waddell’s new exhibition UltraSuper—part of the Franklin Humanities Institute’s year-long exhibition series of African American, Caribbean and Diaspora arts—is a dynamic...
Those familiar with jazz know the names: Jeff “Tain” Watts, Ravi Coltrane, Nicholas Payton and Christian McBride.
According to Wiz Khalifa, hip-hop’s latest weed-rap sensation, the title of his third album, Rolling Papers, doesn’t just allude to smoking weed.
Aptly titled Pieces: Recent Work, Susan Alta Martin’s new photography and sculpture exhibit at Golden Belt demonstrates the artistic coherence of piecing together different mediums.
So I finally got a Twitter account, but because my Facebook statuses read like neo-Beatnik keyboard ejaculations, I’m too self-conscious to actually tweet, lest potential employers doubt my social...
I don’t understand people who don’t like giving oral sex.
“I can’t be bothered with paying homage to forefathers.” That’s how Pusha T starts Fear of God.
With 30 Americans, the North Carolina Museum of Art enriches the local dialogue on contemporary art by African-American artists.
Welsh indie rockers the Joy Formidable released critically acclaimed debut LP The Big Roar in January, and will perform at the Duke Coffeehouse tonight with the Lonely Forest and Mona.
People generally consider the Strokes’ 2003 sophomore effort Room on Fire an inferior follow-up to their relentlessly hyped 2001 debut Is This It; I’m one of the few who disagree.
Recess’ Ross Green met with Your Highness star and screenwriter Danny McBride and David Gordon Green at the Umstead Hotel and Spa in Cary, North Carolina, and discussed the trappings of big-budget...
He looks like a typical alien: three feet tall, big eyes, green skin. But when Paul pulls out a joint and starts dropping f-bombs, it’s clear that he is anything but.
The Bad Plus have covered everyone from Aphex Twin to Black Sabbath to Rodgers and Hammerstein. Next up: Igor Stravinsky.
