Review: “Saltburn” was freaky, filthy and funny
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly listed Saltburn as an A24 movie. This error has been fixed. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for this error.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly listed Saltburn as an A24 movie. This error has been fixed. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for this error.
Amidst the smell of tacos and barbecue, the sun shone down on a cluster of food trucks and tables overlooking a small pond on Legion Road on Sunday.
Last week, the months-long wait for Rebecca Yarros’s "Iron Flame," the sequel to this summer's literary phenomenon "Fourth Wing" and the second installment of the Empyrean series, was finally over.
While Halloween may elicit emotions ranging from fear to glee, it is the 30 days after that intimidate and excite writers worldwide.
Durham Food Truck Rodeo patron Andrew Snyder would go so far as to say that food truck cuisine is "five percent better than it would be in a restaurant."
As dusk becomes night in the tree-sheltered Forest Theatre, the crickets and cast come alive, pushing the theatrical experience to a new level of immersion.
On Sept. 19, UNC junior Victoria Wlosok was busy celebrating the release of her debut novel, young adult sapphic thriller "How to Find a Missing Girl."