• Issue Archive for
  • Jun 10-17, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 23

Music

  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Naked Gods, Rat Jackson, Seth Walker Band, Peaches, Pontiak, Caltrop, Wrinkle Neck Mules, Firehouse Rhythm Kings, Black Dice, The Dillinger Escape Plan, TRKFest, Fiesta Latina, more
  • Citified's <i>Absence</i>
  • Citified's Absence

    Luminescent, short drones serve as the bookends for Absence, the excellent third EP in as many years from Greensboro dream pop quartet Citified.
  • Wrecked @ Breakfast's <i>Kegs Over Easy</i>
  • Wrecked @ Breakfast's Kegs Over Easy

    Despite packaging rather uninspiring songs, these obtuse choruses are stubbornly contagious—that is, if you make it through enough listens for them to take hold.
  • Milagro Saints' <i>Warm Soul Sunshine</i>
  • Milagro Saints' Warm Soul Sunshine

    Slow-burning folk rock and time-steeled lyrical contentment shape the 10 tracks of Warm Soul Shine, the fourth album by Raleigh's Milagro Saints.

Special Issues

Sports

Arts

  • Don't miss the Bolshoi dancers in <i>Don Quixote</i>
  • Don't miss the Bolshoi dancers in Don Quixote

    If this production were danced on a bare stage in workout clothes, even by lesser dancers, it would be thrilling in its mix of bold charging action and rich detailed steps that are like embroidery over embroidery.

Food

  • Drink the pink

    Wine Authorities; 3Cups; The Farmer's Daughter; Red Room Tapas Lounge

Film

  • <i>The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3</i>
  • The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

    Tony Scott is like the Rafael Palmeiro of filmmaking. Both were mid-to-upper standouts in their respective fields until avarice and self-indulgence persuaded them to artificially—and detrimentally—enhance their innate abilities.
  • <i>The Brothers Bloom</i>
  • The Brothers Bloom

    Rarely does a movie with so much superfluous junk in its first act have such a clear mark of when the skippable stuff is over and where the movie should have actually begun.
  • <i>Every Little Step</i>
  • Every Little Step

    It's hard to find the fresh exuberance of the original A Chorus Line in this documentary.

News

  • Chime in on Moore Square

    The Moore Square design competition for planning professionals and students has a top prize of $6,000.
  • District attorneys disagree on Racial Justice Act
  • District attorneys disagree on Racial Justice Act

    The Racial Justice Act faces ardent opposition from the N.C. Conference of District Attorneys, although some of its members, including Durham District Attorney Tracey Cline, have broken with the party line to support the measure.
  • Gloves come off in budget fight

    Budget cuts alone? Or tax increases, too? House Democrats were still trying to answer that question Tuesday as a package of proposed tax hikes ran into trouble on multiple fronts, just three weeks before the start of the new fiscal year.

Columns

  • On wise Latinas, sound bites and politics
  • On wise Latinas, sound bites and politics

    @djennings: Ppl r dumb. Don't say a whole lot. Don't say anything requiring context or analysis. Talk in small chunks so u stay out of troublez, ok?
  • Living in the abortion wars
  • Living in the abortion wars

    She thought of herself as a regular doctor, a mom. It was sad to her that her job required a fighter. It was sad to her that no one would take her place.

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

Ye Olde Archives

  • Friday 6.12
  • Friday 6.12

    Broadway & Beyond: Songs from the Great American Songbook; more
  • Sunday 6.14
  • Sunday 6.14

    Meat Puppets, Retribution Gospel Choir; more

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