It is a terrible feeling to read a book by your favorite author and wonder whether you should go back and reread their previous works to see whether they were really as good as you remember.
In his self-described prequel to Get Rich or Die Tryin', 50 comes out with guns blazing on his fourth LP only to fizzle by the album's close.
Sure, Lindsay Lohan got into a rough patch along the road. But Jack Wilkinson still cannot resist the 11-year-old girl he fell in love with all those years ago in The Parent Trap.
Musical titans, Escovedo and Lambchop (the band’s numbers are ever in flux, but its core is Kurt Wagner) represent different musical upbringings and even more different sounds. Genre-defying in...
A Serious Man is an insidious dark comedy that ranks with the best of its filmmakers’ oeuvre and, arguably, as this year’s best movie yet.
After a proposal from an ABC salesman, a senior reflects on finding home in the Bull City. But what happens when home becomes a little too comfortable?
Largely improvised by the student actors, The Lower D’s jumps off from the British script with non-PC dialogue, intermittent musical numbers and assorted musings on the human condition.
To reword the tagline: few goats, few redeeming qualities.
Producer Terence Berry took a quick break from his hectic promotional schedule to screen his hotly buzzed 'That Evening Sun' at Duke this past week.
Hypnotic and atmospheric, That Evening Sun is a resonating look at aging in America.
This might be the only Britney Spears album you ever need.
Big Shots presents hundreds of Andy Warhol's snapshots. Often used as studies for his larger paintings, the photographs are most interesting when capturing the numerous poses of a single subject.
Wale is sitting in the back of the hip-hop classroom playing the unruly, yet promising student.
Performing in Reynold Industries Theater tonight, Urban Bush Women is a 25-year-old company. The company focuses not on aesthetics, like other dance companies, but on communication.
Director Charles Randolph-Wright was sitting on some East Campus steps one evening in 1978 when he was inspired to drop the pre-med track and follow his dreams.
