In some ways, Hayao Miyazaki’s new film, “Howl’s Moving Castle,” is a typical love story. Girl meets boy, they fall in love, their ...
Read More »Australia’s newest offering to the American pop charts comes in the form of singer/songwriter Missy Higgins’ new album, The Sound of White. To ...
Read More »Relationships get the old college try in a new one-man theatrical production on campus in July. In “A Guy’s Tale,” writer/actor Adam ...
Read More »We all want to know what it’s like to be on top — and Daniel Craig’s character in “Layer Cake” is no exception. The twist-laden ...
Read More »Don’t let Jennifer Aniston see “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.” Sure, Aniston has probably seen many of her husband’s films, but none ...
Read More »It’s a unique feeling — to put a new CD in the player. After examining the cover, the liner notes and the song titles, the time comes to put ...
Read More »Who says Southern charm and European sass don’t mix? Chapel Hill resident Elizabeth Spencer’s 1960 novella, “The Light in the Piazza,” ...
Read More »One has to wonder how a movie about the insignificance of human life came out of Walt Disney Studios. Whatever the explanation, they seem to have pulled ...
Read More »For many fans of live music, the Chapel Hill music scene is no more than an endless series of concerts at places like Cat’s Cradle, the Local 506 ...
Read More »What was it that made George Lucas’ original “Star Wars” trilogy so successful? Was it the ground-breaking visual effects that realistically ...
Read More »It’s time you guys made peace with the kids in Durham, Mo Rocca advised seniors in the first Senior Class Address on Friday. “Don’t ...
Read More »Paul Haggis’ feature debut “Crash” opens with a conversation between two cops (Don Cheadle and Jennifer Esposito) who have just been ...
Read More »Chuck Stone's legacy at the University was cemented in a documentary by masters student Chad Danford at Carroll Hall on Thursday. The film —Danford's ...
Read More »Take off your Sunday shoes and get ready for the Pauper Players’ spring performance of “Footloose.” The musical, made popular in ...
Read More »You might have seen the ads and fliers around campus this week that left students wondering what they could get for only $10. As it turns out, that’s ...
Read More »Emil Kang has a tough job ahead of him. During a time of transition for UNC’s arts community, the University’s newly installed executive ...
Read More »The fall opening of Memorial Hall is the talk of the town as University leaders and students gear up to help campus groups plan to use the venue. The ...
Read More »Mice incinerating a house. Disgruntled house pets visiting from beyond the grave. Even the tried-and-true tactic of honoring women via the simile. All ...
Read More »If you think it’s a musical, you should update your rock opera vocabulary. “Jesus Christ Superstar” prophesizes — in sweet, ...
Read More »On what could be the dawn of a new era for the arts at UNC, the Board of Visitors meeting changed gears Friday and, after talks of tuition and faculty ...
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