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omehow in my more than a dozen years of watching movies with ratings higher than G, From Hell is the first film I've ever seen about Jack the Ripper.
osca is a new restaurant that aims to serve authentic Italian food with an emphasis on fresh market ingredients--in the hopes that fresh and simple combinations will translate into culinary bliss.
Fortunately, the restaurant I planned to review this week was closed on Sunday. In a quandary, my friend suggested a Mexican restaurant that he swore had the best Mexican food in the Triangle.
At the end of Rod Lurie's The Last Castle, we are treated to a great big patriotic moment that in a pre-Sept.
Here at Recess, we get a lot of CDs in the mail. Some are good, some are bad and some just scare the piss out of us.
With Halloween right around the corner, it's time to brush up on your trick-or-treating skills because, let's face it, there's nothing the average family likes to see more than a drunk college kid...
Your parents want you to show them what Duke nightlife is all about, but, well, you'd rather keep them away from your Busch Light-stocked fridge. Thank goodness for improv and a capella.
I recently toured the small, sophisticated and ecumenical collection of ancient Greek and Roman art that is the Classics gallery at the DUMA.
Lit, the radio-friendly Orange County alt-rock ensemble, has potential to be pop music's savior.
Tonight, the two-week run of Our Country's Good begins.
Last week, in response to numerous NCAA rule-violation allegations regarding University of Kentucky football, the Kentucky athletic department set up a special toll-free number, 1-866-275-CATS, to...
avid Lynch's Hollywood is not like yours or mine, but there are some similarities between most people's visions of Movie Land and the vision presented in Lynch's latest film, Mulholland Drive.
How's the tour going so far?.
Wait for the video: Serendipity would be a much better bet if you had a remote control.
What happens when good Berts go bad? Well, Recess is shocked and saddened to report that one of our most treasured childhood heroes, in light of recent events, has turned his back on Sesame Street...
had planned to spend fall break in the Big Apple long before Sept. 11.
On Dec. 31, 1974, a fissure in the time-space continuum erupted in the dank, smoke-filled backstage room of a hip New York City club and transported The Strokes twenty-five years into the future.