What price will a woman pay to protect her child? That is the question at the center of The Deep End, an emotional thriller that features an impressive, nuanced performance from Tilda Swinton.
In the rush to cover last Tuesday's attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C.
Imagine two men swinging off ropes that hang from the top of a 300-foot castle turret. Now picture them swordfighting.
In the wake of this week's tragic events, entertainment may be just about the last thing on our minds.
At 78, after leading what can only be called a remarkable life, celebrated mime Marcel Marceau is still on tour.
For the most part, not much is to be expected in community theater productions because, for the most part, they are horrible.
There is an absolutely bizarre scene at the 25-minute mark of Mark Walhberg's new film, Rock Star.
IT-LIST FEMALE: I will always love you. You saved my life.
There can only be one reason why no one is screaming about how many Grammys the group Restiform Bodies will be raking in next year--no one really knows what genre to place them in.
DUI. Driving Under the Influence, right? Nope. A group of 10 guys with an oh-so-clever name that do improv at Duke University? Yes, sort of.
Armed with a Casio, glow-in-the-dark face paint and some ridiculously gigantic headgear, Japanese trio eX-Girl will take on the lazy indie-rock scene at Go! Studios in Carrboro next Tuesday.
Rodolfo Abularach's new exhibition at the Duke Museum of Art is a highly repetitive visual feast, infused with a thin layer of meaning and thought only at is conclusion.
It's a rare and beautiful thing when the words of an artist expressed through song so accurately reflect the feelings of the common listener.
Think your earning potential's through the roof? Ever wonder about your real net worth? A new website lets you put your opinions to the test.