On Nov. 16, student journalists across the nation were given the chance to interview the directors of the psychological thriller film “EILEEN,” featuring Thomasin McKenzie, Shea Whigham, Marin Ireland, Owen Teague and Anne Hathaway, in a college press roundtable.
“Napoleon,” which stars Joaquin Phoenix in the title role, retains a visceral emotional immediacy even as it covers a broad sweep of history, zooming in and out on the life and times of its subject.
Ideal’s was founded at the start of 2020 with a simple goal: to deliver high quality Northeastern-style sandwiches to Durham residents.
In “This Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We,” Mitski flips her narratives from “Laurel Hell” and thoroughly unfolds her story as well as her identity.
Students gathered on Abele Quad to take part in Old Duke 2023, an annual concert run by Duke University Union (DUU), where Icona Pop made their long-awaited return to Duke after four years.
The artificially-intelligent world director Gareth Edwards paints in "The Creator" — of vibrant, sprawling cities side by side with preserved natural beauty and a rural way of life — is one we should not fear but rather aspire to achieve.
The Chronicle sat down with Isaac Henrion from Isaac’s Bagels, a bagel shop a five-minute walk from the Duke Arts Annex, to talk about his entrepreneurship journey.
“The Surrealist Impulse” provides a thought-provoking exploration of a major cultural movement by showing its impacts on art throughout the decades.
In the hybrid documentary, fiction-docu film "Savoy", director Zohar Wagner crafts a humanizing portrait of a complicated relationship built on mutual understanding.
The Wellness Center is one of the best, but most underutilized, resources on Duke’s campus. As two first-year students during our first of many busy midterm seasons, we felt it was the perfect time to relieve our academic stress with one of the Wellness Center’s best offerings – their Moments of Mindfulness classes – while sharing our experiences with Recess readers.
Martin Scorsese's powerful and profoundly empathetic portrayal of Mollie Burkhart and the entire Osage community makes “Killers of the Flower Moon” a triumph.
The 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show will be Usher's second time on the Super Bowl stage.
“Transcendence + Immanence,” an exhibition by Chinese artist and critic DaoZi on display in the Duke Chapel from Oct. 20 to Nov. 26, explores places where the divine is found via ambitious exercises with color and form.
“Stranger Times” explores the childhood story of the Duffer Brothers (the creators of Netflix’s “Stranger Things”) in Durham, their career and the challenge of education in Durham during the pandemic.
My newfound love for Taylor Swift, while admittedly both unexpected and trivial in the grand scheme of things, has a valuable insight/lesson to give us: don’t be afraid to try new things even if your mind/feelings try to hold you back.
Fans across the world are growing more and more excited as the release date for “Scott Pilgrim Takes Off” creeps ever closer. Here’s to 19 years of fame, "Scott Pilgrim!”
To celebrate the Hindu holidays of Vijayadashami and Navaratri, Duke’s Hindu Student Association (HSA) held a Navaratri event on Tuesday, Oct. 24 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm in the Duke Chapel. The annual Hindu event comprises religious ceremonies, music, singing and food.
The annual South Asian cultural event was filled with colorful cultural clothing, lively music and dance festivities; amidst the lively environment, attendees danced the night away!
The Writers Guild of America's monthslong strike ultimately led to a deal in their favor – but many remain concerned about the future of the film industry.
Welcome to your personal tour of the Duke University Haunted House! We're scared already.
