Art Outside The Lines
By Cary Hughes | April 11, 2002Art exhibits are typically housed in galleries with white-washed walls and empty rooms to prevent the surroundings from overwhelming the art.
Art exhibits are typically housed in galleries with white-washed walls and empty rooms to prevent the surroundings from overwhelming the art.
"[M]idair explosions and crumbled buildings. This is the new tragic narrative.".
I'm no opera aficionado. Chances are, neither are you.
MTV's behind-the-scenes docu-sitcom, The Osbournes, is making a toilet-splash with its portrayal of legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne and his misfit family--and television copycats are sure to follow.
Concerts can be so tedious. Every time you hand your cash over to the greasy-haired hipster at the ticket window, you're gambling with the unpredictable, uninsured world of live music.
On their debut album Everyone Who Pretended to Like Me is Gone, The Walkmen demonstrate that they have created a sound that is both consonant with the music of fellow New York rockers The Strokes...
After seeing almost twenty long and short documentaries, I'm ready to report. The best and brightest moments:.
Panic Room is a simple movie with a simple plot and characters with simple motivations. It is a damsel in distress (Jodie Foster) and monetarily motivated criminals.
Because Ashley Judd is not returning my phone calls, I went to see her new movie High Crimes.
Taking a name like ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead, a band limits itself to exactly two options: merciless parody, or merciless ass-kicking.
Mark Samels director of A Brilliant Madness, a documentary about the life of John Forbes Nash, Jr., contrasts how documentaries and feature films like A Beautiful Mind depict real-life stories.
Do you know what connection Mike Myers has with Joan Rivers? If you're thinking Mr.
Alexandra Pelosi is a producer for NBC television. During the 2000 election, she followed then-Gov. George W. Bush for the news network.
Cannes on the French Riviera. Sundance in Ski Country. And DoubleTake, the nation's premiere documentary film festival, right here in Durham.
Minotaurs in the thinking pose, bulls falling from the sky and winged depictions of angels and devils are usually reminscent of Ancient Greece.
The DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival (see story, p. 4) features over 100 documentaries, but the following are four to look forward to.
Try to imagine what type of music angels play as St. Peter opens the gates of heaven.
n the miserable Death to Smoochy, Robin Williams plays a gutter-talking, over-written former children's television show host trying to get his old job back.
I turned on the local news the other night, hoping to learn a little about what goes on outside of the Gothic Wonderland.
Tonight at Ringside in downtown Durham, local rockers Little Miss Messy will bring their fresh blend of post-grunge rock and pop to the stage, following an opening act by Duke band The Point.