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Blue Man Group lights up DPAC with color
By Sanette Tanaka | March 17, 2011Cameron Crazies are not the only ones painting themselves blue this spring.
Cameron Crazies are not the only ones painting themselves blue this spring.
Dissent lurks in the ranks of the Wu-Tang Clan
Typically in sci-fi, if even one detail is inconsistent within the invented universe, the film’s credibility falls to bits. Luckily, The Adjustment Bureau is driven more by romance than by...
In light of Lupe Fiasco’s upcoming March 31 performance at Duke, Recess Editor Kevin Lincoln and Music Editor Ross Green discussed Lupe’s recent release, Lasers
The newest exhibit at the Durham Arts Council pushes photojournalism to another level.
Fiasco’s concert will mark the first time the baseball field of Erwin Park is being used to host a concert, according to a DUU press release.
I am so sick of the word “hipster.” I’d argue that its current noun/adjective duality (“Look at that hipster!” vs. “That’s so hipster!”) only makes the word more reductive.
To be perfectly honest, I’ve been procrastinating this column. Over the past few days, I’ve tried forcing myself to engage in a few minutes of earnest thinking about booty calls or Skype sex or...
It’s been over a decade since There’s Something About Mary, and the Farrelly brothers are still scratching at the door, desperate to return to their former prestige.
Senior Luou Zhang will travel to China for the second summer in a row, this time with a team of dancers in the world’s second largest international dance competition, only behind the Olympics.
Lykke Li’s 2008 debut, Youth Novel, was a carefree exploration of young and vulnerable love, including lighthearted anthems such as “Dance, Dance, Dance” and “I’m Good, I’m Gone.”
Rubenstein Hall frequently serves as a modest gallery space for photography exhibitions. Hung on the walls between classrooms, the displays can be partially assessed by their ability to capture the...
In the days before the release of the new Liam Neeson movie, Unknown, my thoughts were that it looked like a combination of a lot of spy movies I’d seen—namely, Taken and The Bourne Identity.
The Rural Alberta Advantage has never made a song that wasn’t urgent.
After a two-year upswing in the quality and tenor of summer reading, 2011 will mark a step backwards for Duke freshmen.