Friday will see the premiere of the most star-studded movie ever. To prepare you for the greatest film ever made and ever to be made—unless Warner Bros. gets George Clooney for next year's...
One Night Stand is Hot Chip’s way of declaring, “We are consistent!” With nary an unlistenable song, look for this record on 2010 best-of lists come December.
Helen Mirren lifts an otherwise unremarkable literary adaptation out of the bleak Russian winter.
As Nietzsche said, “There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.”
Odd Blood's aesthetic clearly diverges from All Hour Cymbals, and Yeasayer executes it with aplomb.
Saxophonist Miguel Zenon is kicking off Duke Performances’ mini jazz festival WAIL! tonight. The Puerto Rican musician, now living in New York, recently ended a sensational decade that in 2008...
The Dude is in. Bad Blake is down and out.
But though this is no Mezzanine 2.0, it’s also not 101st Window, for which all trip-hop fans are grateful. Yes, Massive Attack is truly back, and with style and flair.
You, Me, and the Devil: Stories from Medellin is based on the true story of Elizabeth Mora, a 20 year-old Colombian journalism student who, having been late for class, got stuck with the last topic...
Definitions become trickier and messier as certain behaviors appear closer to the boundary of conventionality.
The Nasher’s newest exhibition, Lines of Attack: Conflicts in Caricature, presents an interesting collection of historical prints alongside their more modern incarnations. The older artwork shows...
In the wake of the tremendous earthquakes in Haiti, Erol Josue’s role as a purveyor of his native country’s oral tradition is more prevalent than ever. He is the “Prince of Haitian Roots Music” for...
How does Brodhead the president stack up to Brodhead the not-quite-PhD?
The ever-evolving world of jazz sends one of its brightest young stars to Duke next week. Marco Benevento, innovative pianist and co-founder of the Benevento/Russo Duo, troops with his trio to the...
