Editor's Note 10:
By Varun Lella, editor | October 25, 2007As college students we are often worried about legal ramifications as we violate copyright laws through the wonderful world of illegal downloads.
As college students we are often worried about legal ramifications as we violate copyright laws through the wonderful world of illegal downloads.
Nobody needs confirmation that being a college student is a full-time job.
No genre polarizes audiences as much as country. Until recently, it has had ardent supporters and feverous detractors, but no middle ground.
Hotel Chevalier, the 13-minute prologue to Wes Anderson's new feature The Darjeeling Limited (see review), has generated significant buzz on the internet-perhaps more than its 91-minute counterpart.
Who exactly is Michael Clayton? The subject of Tony Gilroy's (writer of the Bourne-franchise) new film of the same name is one of the year's more complex characters.
Whether you consider American Idol a vapid cultural obituary or an inspired populist revolution, its ability to churn out stars is indisputable.
The duo of bluegrass singer Alison Krauss and Led Zeppelin front man Robert Plant is not as far-fetched as many decry.
Following the poorly received The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, director Wes Anderson proves he hasn't lost his touch with latest film The Darjeeling Limited, a movie reminiscent of Anderson's...
Around the time that Ween was formed in 1984, Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo were two nobodies making home recordings about the good word of Boognish in their basements.
If you don't already know of Nada Surf, you'll soon fall in love with their soft melancholic sound.
Comedic yet poignantly thought-provoking, the charming Lars and the Real Girl tackles the sensitive subject of mental illness with the story of Lars Lindstrom (Ryan Gosling).
Kitty litter on the floor, pie in a glass case and modern masters on the wall: What else could it be but the Nasher's latest exhibit?
The Center for Documentary Studies recently invited documentary filmmaker and Christie Herring, Trinity '96, to discuss her career in the field as part of a new series, Engaging Documentary:...
Duke Performances' Following Monk series doesn't wrap up until Barry Harris' solo piano concert Sunday, but it's fair to say that the world premiere of Jason Moran's In My Mind Saturday is the...
Tell anyone that you're going to see a play called Hello Penis: a Man-ifesto and he or she would likely assume that you are seeing either a misogynistic satire or some obscure revival of penis...
Duke students passionate about food already know that the Triangle is ripe with distinctive dining experiences.
Ang Lee's latest fare, Lust, Caution, has received attention for its pair of lengthy sex scenes that boldly showcase the film's stars (Tang Wei and Tony Leung) sprawled across a bed in various...
Crowhurst's desire for fame and fortune pushes him to abandon his wife and four young children and pour the entirety of his personal finances into the race.
By day, Broad Street Cafe off of East Campus is an open space for coffee and baked goods. On Friday, Oct. 19, however, the cafe will transform into an art gallery.
There is no piano player in jazz who isn't indelibly marked by Thelonious Monk, but Randy Weston wears the mark more proudly than most.