Last Thursday, I went to bed in Harlem, N.Y. with my pride as a native Tar Heel diminished by the news that North Carolina was attempting to ban gay marriage with a constitutional amendment.
Any artist who hopes to create immortal works that become part of the elusive, intransigent canon must combine their virtuosity with the ability to reflect a sense of his or her own time.
With last year's two major shows, Rodin and In Praise of Nature: Ansel Adams and Photographers of the American West, the North Carolina Museum of Art brought in a record number of visitors and new...
Adaptations of famous literary works, whether to screen or stage, are limited by the time an audience is willing to sit for them.
Last Friday, Sheela got the news that she had been waiting for. Kamlesh Agrawal, the suspect in her sister Deepa's murder, had been arrested in a suburban hotel in Mumbai, India.
After three months on the job as executive director of the Community Shelter for HOPE in downtown Durham, Spencer Bradford faces both a period of high possibilities and high uncertainty.
About 3,000 people, including a number of public officials, converged on East Campus for the 15th annual North Carolina Pride march for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender rights last Saturday.
Like most people, Brandon Cox knows that his parents love him. He knows they care about what happens in his life and that, in many ways, they support him as their son.
"Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.".
Luyala, the new dance opera that premieres tonight at Page Auditorium, combines the traditions of classical opera with modern and African-American dance.
