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Food Feature
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Film Review
Stars connect the dots and little else in Frida, while
Michael Moore takes on American violence–and
Charlton Heston–in "Bowling for Columbine"
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News Feature
As he positions himself for a run for the White House,
Sen. John Edwards is getting his military tickets
punched. But he says that's not behind his support for
a war in Iraq.
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Editorial
Circle of Power
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Bob Burtman
Bleeding red
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Front Porch
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We Europeans don't get Bush
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
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Music Feature
The famed guitarist plays nice with others on recent
releases.
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Music Feature
Encyclopedic spookiness
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Music Feature
KIRK WHALUM with COREY PARKER
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Arts Feature
A dance in a field on an overcast afternoon proves
again that one of the most useful things the arts can
do in time of war is help us see one another.
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Arts Feature
A sharp-witted show uses one troubling American
historical convention, minstrelsy, to critique another
one–lynching. Too bad you missed it.
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Arts Feature
A zine of found letters, photos and objects brings its
archive to the Triangle this week.
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Arts Feature
Works in this year's Documentary Film and Video
Happening risk much to connect personal experiences
with the world in which they happen.
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In sitar
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NEWS: Triangles
How did a revamped Eno Drive get back on Durham's
planning map?
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In theater
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Malice in politics? Actually, maybe
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Spotlight
Latin American Film and Video Festival
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In clubs
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MUSIC: Homebrew
Hits and misses in local music
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MUSIC: Homebrew
Hits and misses in local music
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Spotlight
International Festival
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MUSIC: Homebrew
Hits and misses in local music
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A&E: Spectator
Weekly highlights for arts and
entertainment in the Triangle.
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MUSIC: Homebrew
Hits and misses in local music
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Spotlight
Oteil Burbridge
