Anil's Ghost finds Anil Tissera, the female protagonist of Michael Ondaatje's first novel since The English Patient, coming back to her homeland of Sri Lanka in the late '90s for the first time in...
For readers who believe that literature and politics should be separate, this hasn't been a good summer.
Last year, Thursday nights finally got a fresh alternative to TV viewers sick of the antics of their so-called "friends": the WB's Popular.
Archipelago Theater Company's new production was conceived over a year ago, but Snow-which premieres Friday night in Reynolds Theater-will certainly make sense to Triangle residents after this...
Last Wednesday night in Page Auditorium, the campus controversy over the Indigo Girls headlining the Last Day of Classes Concert was forgotten as the band entertained a crowd of 1,200 in the packed...
"Who would have thought we were so important," one of the actors remarks at the end of Wendell Theatre's new production of Tom Stoppard's play Rosen-crantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
Jack Murnighan is editor-in-chief of the website Nerve.com and fiction editor of the magazine Nerve, which debuted last week. Jack also got his Ph.D. from the Duke English Department last spring.
Shakespeare's complete works in less than two hours?.
rofound art, for painter Don Eddy, is art that "both implicitly speaks to its own culture and time, yet has the ability to transcend it.".
Sometimes, satisfaction lies in getting exactly what you expect. That's certainly what happens with The Skulls-although the film also offers at least one interesting variation within the genre.
