The executive editor of Inc. magazine, a guitarist and, now, an author, Jon Fine is a man of many talents. The former Chapel Hill resident spoke to staff writer Kristina Kokkonos about the death of indie music and the toll that the now defunct Taco Bell left on his younger self.
Two summers ago, Arpan Bhandari was studying abroad in Istanbul, Turkey, when he came across two young Syrian boys jumping off the Galata Bridge into the Bosphorus strait.
Artists are salvaging scraps to help the environment one sculpture at a time.
Art and literature-loving artists joined to produce a new show at John and June Allcott Gallery this week. "Southern Exposure: Academic Book Arts in the New Millenium (sic)" premiered yesterday.
“Be loud / And move with grace / Explode with light / Have no fear.”
David Payne and his younger brother, George, had a tradition.
Wait, the Macbeths have a son?
The Old Ceremony is making something new.
When Chapel Hill resident Kim Anderson’s house caught fire after an unattended frying pan was left on the stove, he lost more than just his home.
It’s time to dig out the chokers and waist-tied flannels for this weekend at Cat’s Cradle because Friday is 90's Night.
