Sarah Spencer White’s Spill is a meditation on the human role in technological innovation. Spill is intended to, as White writes, bring to mind ideas of “futility, fragility and dysfunction.” Her...
As founder and president of School House, an ethical brand of collegiate apparel, Duke alum Rachel Weeks, Trinity ’07, is finally seeing her two passions blend seamlessly.
While most of the American public silently shake heads and wring hands at the economic situation, Talya Lieberman has something to say. Lieberman, Trinity '07, and collaborator Pavle Jefferson have...
Carrboro will be rocking this Valentine's Day to Chapel Hill band the Old Ceremony. The band will play at Cat's Cradle Saturday in celebration of the February 24th release of their third album of...
Venturing into the world of Man Man is an at-your-own-risk endeavor. Don't believe me? They even have their fans sign waivers before each concert that read, "Soul corruption and face melting both...
Once upon a time there was a chick in this sort-of iconic band that you may have heard of.
Each individual's experience with a painting, film or novel is unique simply because we each delve into the world of art in different roles and for different reasons.
America's forefathers are commemorated by having their names and faces forever plastered on dollar bills, mountains and of course their rock band, the Presidents of the United States of America.
Pavement fans who never really got over the breakup can finally breathe a sigh of collective relief. Stephen Malkmus-the face that launched a thousand collaborations-has finally quieted the clamor...
There is an uncanny similarity between Beach House's Victoria Legrand and the church ladies of old.
