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`Mulholland Drive' Winds Down Haunting, Creepy Path

By Jeremy Fisher | November 1

Mullholland Drive 4 Stars

The Final Cut: Filming at UNC

By Elliott Dube | November 1

Hollywood can recreate many places on its many stages and sets. But sometimes it likes to go for the real thing -- and when it looks for the perfect college ...

Favorite Local Band Takes Audience on Sensory Trip

By Brooks Firth | November 1

Weekend Excursion Cat's Cradle Thursday, Oct. 4

Real World to Hold Open Casting Call for 12th Season

By Sarah Kucharski | November 1

Young Triangle residents could earn the chance Saturday to stop being polite and start getting real. Directors for MTV's reality-based show "The Real ...

Enigmatic Spacey Rocks "K-PAX"

By Trafton Drew | November 1

"K-PAX" 3 stars

McGee Packs High Energy Musical Punch

By Kristen Williams | November 1

Pat McGee Band Cat's Cradle October 9

Blues Guitarist Rocks Live; Voice Fails Lewis

By Staff Editor | November 1

R.L. Burnside Burnside on Burnside

"Assassins" Pits Murder Against Religious Philosophy

By Joanna Pearson | November 1

Our Lady of the Assassins 3 Stars "Our Lady of the Assassins" is one of those movies that falls into my oversimplified guide to foreign film viewing: ...

Dive Recommends

By Staff Editor | November 1

"Kingdom Come," If you want to see movie about a real black family struggling to get along with God, then you have got to rent this movie. All the elements ...

The Bobs to Perform Silly Show Tonight

By Allison Rost | October 31

Their style has been labeled a mixture of Barenaked Ladies and the Manhattan Transfer, and their song titles range from "Fluffy's Master Plan for World ...

College Market Tour Draws Small Crowd

By Brian Millikin | October 29

Shame on the Carolina Athletic Association and Coca-Cola Company. Sure, the five bands of the College Market Tour's were unsigned and not famous, but ...

Bands Strive for New Music Award

By Michael Abernethy | October 29

Nothing brings musicians together like the chance to play in front of 22 million people. Just ask the five semifinalists of The American Music Awards ...

Cartoonist Changes To Author With Ease

By Brooks Firth | October 29

Doug Marlette has collected an impressive list of credentials during his ever-expanding career -- acclaimed political cartoonist, UNC faculty member and ...

Applesauce, Emotion Abounds in Latest Studio 2 Play

By Kristen Williams | October 26

A man drowning in a vat of applesauce is the catalyst for the plot of "Mashed Peas and Broken Dreams" a Studio 2 production opening today. The death-by-applesauce ...

Algonquin Books Founder's Reading Taped by C-SPAN

By Jenise Hudson | October 26

Former UNC professor and Algonquin Books founder Louis Rubin garnered the attention of both local residents and C-SPAN television at a book reading Thursday. Rubin ...

Loreleis Celebrate 20 Years of Song

By Zach Hemenway | October 26

It was October 1981. Eight girls, all UNC undergraduates, got together to sing at a Morehead banquet. They called themselves the Loreleis, after their ...

O'Connor to Kick Off Performing Arts Series

By Harmony Johnson | October 26

Shopping for the latest Mark O'Connor album is a little more like a scavenger hunt than a simple purchase. While most music stores won't place an artist's ...

'Cars' Makes for Disappointing Ride

By Jenise Hudson | October 25

"Riding in Cars with Boys" 2 Stars As long as the Lifetime channel is making true-life movies by the dozens, you needn't buy a ticket to see "Riding ...

Children Entertain With Rollicking Folk

By Harmony Johnson | October 25

Jump Little Children Thursday, October 11 3 Stars If Jump, Little Children's latest album was an emotional roller coaster ride through the ups and downs ...

Redford Climbs 'Castle' Walls

By Nick Parker | October 25

"The Last Castle" 4 stars Basically a prison movie, "The Last Castle" is exceptional because it doesn't act like one. "The Last Castle" is the story ...