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At the first North Carolina State Fair in 1853, the entrance fee was $.25 and the City of Raleigh contributed a grand total of $25. Today, $.
3:00pm - The arrival. Swarms and swarms of people. Unfortunately, no mullets in sight. We bust out our map and try to find the bicycle stunt race.
We don't care what happened with Pacey. There's no burning desire to discover where Jen's going to college.
Ever wonder how that floating phallus got in your fruit punch? Tammy/Tommy Felbaum might be able to explain.
ore neurotic than Seinfeld, more frank than Sex and the City, Beyond Therapy is a colorful look at that special quality that makes us human--imperfection.
Turin Brakes are nice guys. You know the type--sensitive chaps. There will always be a place for the nice guys in music, if only because they're so damned earnest.
Five years ago, a director named Scott Hicks was the talk of the town--he had completed the dark and inspiring Shine, a noble film. Since then he has slouched--twice.
orget about what Bono said at last year's Grammys: there's a new band competing for the title of Best Band in the World. They're fat, they're foul-mouthed and one of them is bald. They're Tenacious D.
t all began seven years ago at Durham's Rogers-Herr Middle School.
o refer to Jump, Little Children's new offering, Vertigo, as merely the "long-awaited follow-up to their last album" would be quite the understatement.
Live's aptly titled fifth album, V, may sound a little different than their previous releases at first, but it doesn't last long.
He wears a vial of wife Angelina Jolie's dried blood around his neck and fancies himself the reincarnation of Benjamin Franklin.
It was a bold experiment and a remarkable television event. Only 23 days after the tragic events of Sept. 11, a prime-time drama addressed the terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C.
Whatever happened to "Kill a Commie for Mommy"?.
"I'm a weenie in a bottle, baby. Come, come, come on and let me outÉ".
I approached Ben Stiller's newest film, Zoolander, with confidence. Maybe too much confidence.
What do Mos Def, a Dean Martin wannabe, a sultry alto and a jazz guitar virtuoso have in common? Probably not a lot, but when they get together, they make some damned good music.
Patty Davis has worked as a producer and correspondent for CNN since 1984.
I caught your show when you guys were at the Cradle in June, and it seemed to me that you were sort of the wild card of the band.
