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A good death: Like Sue Otterbourg, more people are taking control of the end

Terminally ill, Sue Otterbourg declined treatment so she could spend her last months living fully.

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"There's always a chance for a walk-off but it didn't happen." — Bulls Manager Charlie Montoyo

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Chip Robinson dug into his Backsliders back catalog at Saturday's songwriters circle show.

DVD+Digital: Mike Leigh, British food trucks and <i>Life is Sweet</i>

DVD+Digital: Mike Leigh, British food trucks and Life is Sweet

The iconoclastic director's 1990 comedy gem gets a deluxe reissue on Blu-ray.

Interview: NASL Commissioner Bill Peterson talks expansion (NASL and MLS), U.S. Open Cup, and other soccer league issues

"That's what we talk about during expansion, making sure that [investors] believe in this league. You want to go to the other league? Call Don."

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June 12, 2013
Vol 30, No 24

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Jay Murrie's Italian reds pair well with grilled food and bug spray

Piedmont Wine Imports owner Jay Murrie seeks out "reds that show well at warmer temperatures. My climate defines my diet, and my diet defines what I drink."

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The week in music: June 12-19, 2013

10&2: a dozen gigs for your consideration
Spider Bags; Blake Schwarzenbach; Twin Shadow; Glen Hansard, Doug Paisley; Wild Nothing; Lilac Shadows, Evangelicals, Companion, Jenny Besetzt; Songwriters in the Round; Night Beds, Jenny O., Des Ark; Russ Wilson & His Mighty Men; Mac DeMarco; Ryan Cabrera; Donna the Buffalo

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Durham artists and students team up for innovative training program

Through June 26 at Golden Belt
"A lot of that student-mentor dynamic that I expected has fallen away. They're partners, collaborators, co-creators of this work." — Laura Ritchie, Creative Mentorship Program coordinator

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Jesse and Celine return in <i>Before Midnight</i>, getting old in Greece

Jesse and Celine return in Before Midnight, getting old in Greece

When do we ever see this movie, this film that tells the truth about the not-so-happily-ever-after?

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Terminally ill, Sue Otterbourg declined treatment so she could spend her last months living fully.

This reboot has only the slightest of smirks littering a fable that takes its reinvention deadly serious. And I'm fine with that.

The iconoclastic director's 1990 comedy gem gets a deluxe reissue on Blu-ray.

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Through June 26 at Golden Belt "A lot of that student-mentor dynamic that I expected has fallen away. They're partners, collaborators, co-creators of this work." — Laura Ritchie, Creative Mentorship Program coordinator

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Through June 26 at Golden Belt
"A lot of that student-mentor dynamic that I expected has fallen away. They're partners, collaborators, co-creators of this work." — Laura Ritchie, Creative Mentorship Program coordinator