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Now Serving
Restaurant and food happenings this week
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Film Review
Accepting an honorary career-achievement Academy Award on this year's Oscar show, Robert Altman revealed that he had undergone a heart transplant not long ago.
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Film Review
David Jacobson's Down in the Valley begins with seductive compositions that recall the cinema of the 1970s.
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News Feature
You don't have to tell Carolyn Mason there's a land rush Down East.
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North Carolina
The McLeansville rocker on L.A. living, Southern comforts and getting mobbed at The Gap
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North Carolina
Charles "Tony" Walker, who came within hours of being executed by injection in December 2004, has a chance of being released from prison.
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The Monitor
Lobbyists are capitalizing on consumer passion to push through a complex telecom bill that's full of bad ideas
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Letters to the Editor
I respond to Jonathan Pattishall, who wants men to shut up and start listening to women (Front Porch, May 17).
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Derek Jennings
As May melts into June, I glance up at the calendar and notice that we've come to the end of another school year. Or have we, in light of the year-round school talk?
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Exile on Jones Street
Already with the trash talking. The N.C. House got rolling last week on its version of the budget, and right out of the box there was disagreement over a key provision in the Senate budget.
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Front Porch
I'm not sure whether Robert Brown was a hedgehog or a fox, but I know that he thought about it.
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Editorial
Finally, as the suffering continues in Iraq, as the economy falters, the president and the Congress have decided to address the important issue of our time: banning gay marriage.
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Front Porch
Leaving work on the N.C. State campus, I saw my homeless doppelganger loping up Hillsborough Street.
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Music Feature
From the outside, the place looks like the car dealership it once was.
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Music Briefs
The first 12 hours of No Future Festival--stretched last weekend on Friday and Saturday from 8 p.m. to sometime after 2 a.m. at Nightlight--were about a friendly scene...
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Music Feature
Myles Heskett can't stop laughing. It's as reasonable a response as any to the past few months of his life.
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Dance
Company's coming. What say let's meet the guests?
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Dance
Once again, the jewel of the Triangle's arts and culture scene, the nation's preeminent modern dance festival, will convene in cramped quarters on Duke's campus.
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Dance
Midway through the American Dance Festival, the focus will shift to the image of dance on screen.
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Sudoku Solution
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Giveaways
Front row tickets to see Jamie Cullum
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8 Days a Week
The Puffy Chair
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MUSIC: Get Out
Tad Dreis, Bio Ritmo, Starlight Mints, The Sybaritic Gentlemen of Leisure and more...
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Spotlight
True misanthropes occupy a lonely corner in rock 'n' roll, the strangely smart kid in time-out, always sneering and scratching.
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Spotlight
God a'mighty! That's Big Easy funeral band music bubbling out of the church doors.
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Best Bets
Little Feat at Carolina Theater; Django Haskins at Saxaphaw River Mill; Pride & Prejudice outdoor showing; The Wandering Star Project; Happy Birthday Bush
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Citizen
Al Gore's film, and Tim Flannery's book, will light a fire under your global complacency
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MUSIC: Classical Voice of North Carolina
This week brings some last gasps of the waning season and some enticing summer events.
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Currincy
In hip hop, being underground is its own merit badge.
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8 Days a Week
Dot Jackson; Third Mind Collective
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8 Days a Week
Reptiles & Amphibians; Nine Inch Nails, Bauhaus; Valient Thorr, Black Taj
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8 Days a Week
Arrested Development; Cars
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8 Days a Week
Shawn Mullins; Immediate Theater Collective
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Down in the Valley
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Steel Pulse; Nacho Libre
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NC Powerdown; Alex Skolnick Trio
