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For a few brief moments last Saturday night in the Ruby, I was teleported to the 1920s, delighting in the flashing motion pictures.
As a consumer, you can take a small step toward closing the racial wealth gap by celebrating and supporting these businesses.
The music world and Bull City lost one of its most beloved homegrown musicians Feb. 9.
Finishing out a theater studies degree, for many Duke undergraduates, involves a senior distinction project: over the course of a year, students produce either independent research or a performance piece in an art medium of their choice. Seidel decided on the latter.
Taking the fashion industry by storm, Drew Frank is a first-year who started clothing brand Concrete Hills during his sophomore year of high school with his younger brother, Jamie.
It doesn’t take much to realize that Saba is a special artist.
Working with 41 independent filmmakers across the South, Harris experienced a unique ability of being able to capture the intimacy that is often out of touch in photographing real moments.
Think of the value of three years of Duke tuition. Now imagine being in debt for that much. Not because of student loans — that would be too easy — but because of a Tinder match.
The Trinity junior is one of 36 college students from across America competing for the trivia tournament’s $250,000 grand prize.
This one's for the romantics.
Named after the alluring, poisonous mountain shrubs native to the eastern United States, “Laurel Hell” peels back the layers of Mitski’s glossy new fame and strips away the various personas she donned in her 2018 album “Be the Cowboy.”
If we could place the 2010s in a lifetime, it is the quintessential middle school period of fashion: confused, vaguely traumatized and all-around disorder.
It seems Spotify has chosen Rogan.
Through his own art, others’ fond memories of him and countless admirers across the globe, André Leon Talley will be remembered as the Durham native that forever changed Vogue — the world’s fashion Bible — and the fashion industry at large that we know today.
Cucciolo Osteria is a favorite of many Duke students for a reason and for those who have yet to try it out, it’s definitely one to add to the list.
Although ‘starving artist’ is hardly a title that most Duke students would covet, the themes of togetherness, gratitude and living in the moment serve as good reminders of what a worthwhile life really is.
While there must be a recognition of the sadness and trauma experienced in the Afghan nation, images such as the ones in this exhibit illustrate the rich, complex cultures and experiences present there.
Eels is hard to define.
Stop and think: where can you get a macaron in Durham?
This year, Netflix is placing its hopes in Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog'' to take the big prize home, and after watching it with Duke Screen/Society, it’s easy to see why it’s a favorite.