A fifth grade teacher at Durham’s Central Park School for Children, Heather Cook has organized the second benefit for arts education at the public charter school. The event is called Save Our Arts.
It’s not often that a made-for-TV movie ascends to the big screen. In light of such a feat, this CBS original seems appropriately titled.
In a mostly unsurprising bit of news, that TV show about the garden state reminding everyone MTV still exists is being turned into a porn film.
The songs ultimately sound sophisticated and crafted but don’t leave an impression. It’s disappointing entry in the Starbucks Adult Contemporary genre.
Pianist Anton Kuerti has taken his instrument’s practice to another level and is hailed as one of today’s finest interpreters of classical music.
Sarah Spencer White’s Spill is a meditation on the human role in technological innovation. Spill is intended to, as White writes, bring to mind ideas of “futility, fragility and dysfunction.” Her...
Complete with campy musical numbers, a host of choral zombies, a suave, strutting Jesus and a mosh pit orgy, Reefer Madness is like a hit of the “leafy green assassin” itself.
Terry Gilliam’s latest film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, is a phantasmagorical morality tale set in modern-day London, but its prosaic hodgepodge plot is all over the map.
Artist Jacob Lawrence first painted the sequence in 1941 using opaque watercolors, and acted as artistic consultant when the prints were silk screened in 1977 due to the fragility of the paintings.
Roller skates and chocolate syrup and make-out sessions between strangers are all reminders of the alien culture that is a college campus.
Transference is a curious yet satisfying step back into one of indie rock's most consistent band's catalog.
In spite of James Cameron's ego, his ex-wife's achievements and (500) Days of Summer, the Academy is on the brink of being overtaken by the Na’vi.
After 135 minutes of muddled metaphors, purgatory has never looked less appealing.
The Eric Hirsh Trio will be playing at The Republic, the latest addition to Durham’s downtown bar scene. Hirsh will be playing with two guests, saxophonist Ariel Alexander and guitarist Jon Bremen.
