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Locavore Cooking
I love this dish, and there are as many ways to fix it as there are Provençal villages, with almost as many versions claiming to be authentic and traditional.
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Now Serving
Plus: a successful Pop the Cap 2.0 mission, Full Steam Brewery to open soon and free cooking class at Cary's Savor Hospitality
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Film Review
With a level gaze and an utter lack of sentimentality, Up the Yangtze documents the upheaval wrought by the engineering project known as the Three Gorges Dam.
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calendar
Film times are good from Thursday, July 31, through Friday, Aug. 8.
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Film Review
Viewers enraptured by the TV series will not, I think, be outraged by this new movie version.
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North Carolina
After nearly a year, many questions posed by Raleigh’s Public Utilities Department about a proposed federal disease lab remain unanswered.
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Durham County
One describes going to work like "going to a funeral"
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North Carolina
Riders are separated from loved ones or have not achieved their dreams. Many who've traveled speak of their failures. Others say the United States isn't what they envisioned.
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North Carolina
Duke's Save-A-Watt plan is the utility corporations' first shot at taking control of conservation programs.
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North Carolina
In June, Triangle Transit recorded a 30 percent jump over the similar period in 2007, setting a record ridership of more than 97,000.
- by Jessica Fuller and Lisa Sorg
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Derek Jennings
Pulling into the gas station these days, I elicit the kind of "What does he do to afford that?" stares normally reserved for those rolling in a Bentley or Ferrari.
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Peripheral Visions
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Front Porch
Instead of picking up a roll of fish wrap at the end of my walk, I guess I am now expected to join the Wi-Fi masses over a three-dollar breakfast muffin to squint at an interactive map or slideshow. No thanks.
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Gallery
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Hal Crowther
What's wrong with Obama? Not much that I can see, not compared to what's wrong with you if you think his election is a threatening proposition.
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Letters to the Editor
I can only hope to see The Avett Brothers' next interview in Rolling Stone.
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Editorial
The past is still present, whether political pundit Pat Buchanan is speaking in racist code about Barack Obama or the masses are genuflecting before the memory of Jesse Helms.
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Letters to the Editor
Helms was an unabashed racist who did everything he could to deny millions of American citizens their constitutional rights.
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Record Review
The record serves both as a way for Simone to reconnect with her heritage and to increase American awareness of Yanka Dyagileva and similar Russian artists.
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Song of the Week
Simone on reverence, reinvention and Russian skeptics
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Record Review
The musical backing serves as flickering streetlights, directing you to the voice and words of one Mary Johnson Rockers down below.
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Music Feature
Extreme Animals acts like the kids we were warned we might become from playing too much Galaga, but that's not entirely why it's embraced making new music with old MIDI technology.
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Record Review
Rather, the sextet's debut is an imaginative coterie of styles and structures, stretching from big-horizon alternative and skittering electronic circumspection to banjo-based narratives and narcotic jazz reveries.
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Music Briefs
Tooth, Double Negative among others added to benefits
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Album of the Month
Although it's mighty close, this isn't a gospel record.
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Our guide to this week's shows
Tres Chicas, Monologue Bombs, Mike Gordon, Your Phish Bootlegs, Swan Quarter, more
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Record Review
This is a welcome sort of nostalgia, a re-simplification of indie rock that harkens to early '90s touchstones.
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Music Feature
When the band starts to play, people in the pews stand up, clap, shake their tambourines and dance in praise of God.
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Reading
Iodine is at once manic but murky, frantically delivered, seething with the dark creatures of psychoanalytical theory and ancient mythology, and a dizzying literary mash-up.
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Theater
We last saw Skylight 10 years ago at Playmakers Rep. Unfortunately, this Hot Summer Nights production doesn't entirely avoid the soapier tendencies of the script.
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Visual Art
Will there always be room for the handcrafted work of art in the digital age? This show gives cause for optimism.
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Casual Observer
Many of the idiot girls not only tell Notaro how much they enjoyed the book, but more than one admits to snorting out loud, choking on her spit or peeing her pants.
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Sudoku Solution
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Kroger Promotion: Recipe Ads
A refreshing way to enjoy this popular melon.
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8 Days a Week
$20 Art at The Scrap Exchange
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8 Days a Week
Doug Benson; more
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8 Days a Week
Benefit for Cy Rawls; more
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8 Days a Week
The Bourne Ultimatum; more
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8 Days a Week
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Clang Quartet; more
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8 Days a Week
Martin Clark
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8 Days a Week
Haven Kimmel; more
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8 Days a Week
Tooth; more
