"Everyone's disappointing once you get to know them." As depressing at it seems, Charlie Kaufman may have never penned a truer line of dialogue than this one from his new film, Synecdoche, New York.
Economist cartoonist Kevin "KAL" Kallaugher began a week-long residency at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy Monday, during which he will complete a sculpture commemorating the 2008...
Durham artist Casey Cook's second installation at Branch Gallery, Boom Boom Crash, tries to provoke the edginess of a feminist manifesto, but the exhibit suffers from overextension and a muffled...
The blood-thirsty main character from Stephenie Meyer's book series, Twilight, is riding on the heels of the Potter chronicles to become the tween scene's newest cultural phenomenon, and Duke a...
Sweden is the new Canada (which just a few years ago became the new U.K.), churning out dozens of upstart indie-rock groups that have music bloggers buzzing.
The action scenes prove top-notch, and though a few of them dip into unrealistic waters, the absence of absurd Pierce Brosnan-era, high-tech gadgets helps to keep the film grounded in a gritty...
Nothing entertains like skillfully executed political satire, and Third is no exception.
It goes without saying-and without Dean of Admissions Christoph Guttentag's corny speech at Convocation ever year-that Duke students do some pretty impressive things, in and out of the classroom.
Page Auditorium has seen its fair share of performances in the past year, from musicals like Hairspray to classical symphonies to comedians of Russell Peters' caliber. But music self-described as...
With their guitar-centered, lo-fi sound, Sorry About Dresden has become a Triangle indie mainstay and will surely be one of the highlights of this year's Troika Festival. Since entering the...
