Mike Wiley On Telling the Story of Booker T. Spicely
Changing Same: The Cold-Blooded Murder of Booker T. Spicely | February 28, 7 p.m. | The Hayti Heritage Center, Durham […]
Arts & Culture
West Raleigh Residents Advocate for a Library in Limbo
Yevonne Brannon remembers taking her toddler daughter to the grand opening of Athens Drive Community Library, housed inside Athens Drive
What to Do This Week
August Wilson’s lively ensemble drama Jitney transports theatergoers to the 1970s-era Hill, a predominately Black neighborhood in Pittsburgh where a
What to Do in the Triangle, Valentine’s Week Edition
When her marriage collapses, a psychiatrist on the brink (played by Talia Shire) embarks on a trip—across the country, and
How to Navigate Duke Gardens During Construction
Durham’s annual cherry blossom spectacle is about to collide with construction crews at Duke Gardens, where a $30 million renovation
Five Ways to Recognize Black History Month in the Triangle
Nearly five decades ago, in February 1976, President Gerald R. Ford issued a federal recognition of Black History Month. In
A New Magazine Puts Young Latino Artists in Durham At the Center
“I’M NOT WEIRD,” reads the back cover of Nuevo South’s inaugural issue. “SOY UN DURAMITA.” Rodrigo Dorfman, the visionary behind
Las Vegas Strip theater recruits star comics | Kats | Entertainment
It seems ages ago that Palazzo Theater was the stage for “Jersey Boys.” That was from spring 2008 to winter
Two Rival Student Newspaper Sports Editors Talk About the Big Game
Across the Triangle, College basketball fans are bracing for this weekend’s men’s basketball matchup between the Duke Blue Devils and
Incoming! Brazilian Dissidents, Mumbai Nurses, and AI Satellites
My single favorite quote about the movies, from the annals of film criticism, comes from the late, great Roger Ebert.