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Tony Hawk's Underground is unearthed
By Jon Schnaars | November 4, 2004Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 takes the extreme sports gaming genre to new heights while destroying it at the same time.
Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 takes the extreme sports gaming genre to new heights while destroying it at the same time.
R.I.P. Dwayne Bartleby.
New York — For those of us who are not planning to become doctors, lawyers or i-bankers the future is particularly fuzzy.
Director Alexander Payne's fourth effort, Sideways, is a two-hour profession of love to wine.
Duke Theater Studies’ student production of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts fleshes out the absurd idea of everyday spirits on campus.
Senior Marissa Jenkins sits crosslegged on the floor sewing pink ribbons on her pointe shoes as she crams for her political science midterm.
5. Podcasting - It’s reading for the lazy.
Futures, the newest album from Jimmy Eat World can be seen as almost a two-part release. Part one is Jimmy Eat World with the bass cranked up and the volume on max.
The word “vintage” usually brings up thoughts of musty thrift stores with their eclectic collections of zoot suits, ’60s prom dresses and cracked leather.
The knob on the beat-up car radio has long ago settled on a local country station, letting Pat Green sing about the highway stretching before you.
When American Music Club dissolved ten years ago, the band had just reached the height of its career.
Primer, the debut film of 32-year-old Shane Carruth, has ignited a massive debate on Internet message boards over what exactly happens in this maddening, provocative movie.
This season Broadway at Duke will strive to do more than provide high quality stage performances. Their goal is to change the nature of the audiences that attend their musical offerings.
Two months after the release of their latest album, Conductor, The Comas staged a triumphant return to Chapel Hill with their belated album-release party.
Tonight, make your way to the Coffee House for pumpkin carving. Every Thursday night, from 7 to 10 p.m., the East Campus hangout becomes an art workshop.
This past summer, when Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry announced that he had selected John Edwards to be his running mate, responses were drafted from politicians on both sides of the...
For those looking to get away from the drudgery of classes and commitments, this weekend offers a chance to escape.
When Elliott Smith stabbed himself in the chest in the middle of recording his sixth LP, From a Basement on a Hill, something happened.
Over the last few years, a once dismal rock music scene on Duke’s campus has begun to come into its own.
Leisure Suit Larry was always the black sheep—the offbeat cousin of other Sierra computer game franchises like Kings Quest and Police Quest.