What to Do in the Triangle This Week
Just like its namesake city, the inaugural Raleigh Comedy Festival promises to be an expansive (but walkable) affair: three nights, […]
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Adam Sobsey Goes In Search of Signs and Wonders
The snow that fell on Durham last month postponed Adam Sobsey’s reading at the Jewish Book Festival. This seemed oddly
Where to Go See Art in the Triangle This Spring
A recent piece in Defector—The Wonder of the Regional Art Museum by the writer Megan Greenwall—extolled the power of overlooked
Mel Gibson praises Mark Wahlberg, wants ‘big-budget movies’ in Las Vegas | Kats | Entertainment
Mel Gibson has directed a Mark Wahlberg movie shot in Southern Nevada. He wants a sequel to that experience, maybe
About Those Southern Accents on This Season of The White Lotus
“I was also a Tar Heel,” drawls Victoria Ratliff, Parker Posey’s dull-eyed, pill-popping character, talking to a bewildered resort staffer
Federal Agency Deletes Website Page On Durham’s Pauli Murray
On a now-defunct National Park Service (NPS) website page, prominent references to Pauli Murray’s relationship with gender and sexuality carry
What to Do This Week
More people should know Ella Baker’s name. Born in Virginia and raised in Littleton, North Carolina, Baker attended Shaw University
Wayne Newton surprises off-Strip show | Kats | Entertainment
Wayne Newton performs with 13 instruments. Fourteen, if you count electric clippers. Mr. Las Vegas showed up to shorn down
Talking to Author Tracy Deonn About New Release”Oathbound”
Tracy Deonn | March 19, 7 p.m. | Witherspoon Student Center, Raleigh In a time when readers are increasingly searching
Rob Christensen on the News & Observer’s Legacy
One North Carolina governor called it “congenitally critical.” Senator Jesse Helms, not surprisingly, was a bit more pointed: the newspaper