• Issue Archive for
  • Nov 3-10, 2010
  • Vol. 27, No. 44

Elections

  • The morning after

    It's Tuesday morning, and I don't know how I'll feel this time tomorrow after the election results sink in, but I bet it will be lousy.
  • Who's giving and who's getting: key races
  • Who's giving and who's getting: key races

    If you totaled the huge sums raised and spent on elections in North Carolina and funneled that money to counties, cities and school districts, you could erase some of their deficits. But that's not where the money goes.

Food

  • Carrboro Food Truck Showcase

    Plus: Weaver Street's Holiday Tasting Fair; Lunch Line screenings; Frank Bruni talk

Film

  • <i>Due Date</i> doesn't deliver
  • Due Date doesn't deliver

    Robert Downey Jr. notwithstanding, the most conspicuous part of Due Date ends up being the "Welcome To" state border signs, since each one brings the film that much closer to ending.

News

  • Let's go shopping with Art Pope
  • Let's go shopping with Art Pope

    The archconservative political operative makes millions selling cheap dreck at discount stores. So what's for sale—besides the election?

Columns

  • The benefits of hydroponics
  • The benefits of hydroponics

    What are the environmental benefits of the hydroponic growing of lettuce and other crops?
  • Mind racer

    The grassy hillside in rural Wisconsin was dotted with about 250 Porsches, so I was careful not to sound like a dull study.

Music

  • Troika Music Festival 2010: Saturday, Nov. 6
  • Troika Music Festival 2010: Saturday, Nov. 6

    Organos, Phil Cook and His Feat, Filthybird, Chatham County Line, Gross Ghost, Billy Sugarfix's Carousel, The Loom, Ezekiel Graves, Datahata, Joe Romeo, The Wigg Report, Shipwrecker, Gray Young, Last Year's Men, Futurebirds, Birds of Avalon, Mount Moriah, Spider Bags, Pink Flag, Hammer No More the Fingers, Junk Culture
  • Benoît Pioulard's slipstream of song
  • BenoĆ®t Pioulard's slipstream of song

    "Music ought to be revelatory to the artist. I'm positive I wouldn't be who I am had I never written a song or learned an instrument."
  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Hoots & Hellmouth, The Felice Brothers, Black Skies, Cough, Resister, 12,000 Armies, The Light Pines, Future Islands, Lonnie Walker, Motor Skills, Soft Company, Bear Hands, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Hog, Mortals, Wizardry, more

Arts

  • <i>New Yorker</i> writer Ian Frazier's <i>Travels in Siberia</i>
  • New Yorker writer Ian Frazier's Travels in Siberia

    At nearly 500 pages long, Frazier's Siberia rambles through ancient history and contemporary anecdote, is full of both affection and frustration, and has a deliberately inconclusive ending. It seems appropriate.

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Steak Chili
  • Steak Chili

    Turn the clock back and snuggle with Steak Chili!

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