N.C. State Team Spotlights First Male Dancer
This story originally published online at The Assembly. Reynolds Coliseum was packed to the gills when the North Carolina State University Dance Team […]
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Lauren Christensen on Grief and Memoir
The cover of the writer Lauren Christensen’s memoir features a black blot, a hazy orange mass blooming outward. A poppy,
Officials, Advocates Celebrate Opening of Carrboro Library
Carrboro’s Drakeford Library Complex is officially open at 203 South Greensboro Street. “This property used to be a parking lot,
This Year, Art In Bloom Celebrates NCMA’s Museum Park
In 2020, at the outset of the pandemic, I spent hours at the North Carolina Museum of Art’s (NCMA) Museum
In a Repressive Political Time, Championing Documentaries Is Vital
One morning in early March, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival team is on its last mad programming dash. “We’re
Five Films to Catch at This Year’s Full Frame
Overview: The ballad of a Chilean miner, the covert rebellion of a Russian primary school teacher, a look back at
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,
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