• Issue Archive for
  • Dec 21-28, 2011
  • Vol. 28, No. 51

Music

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

    The Magnolia Collective, Prypyat, The Fooligans, The Bamfs, Skylar Gudasz & The Baby-Jesus Of Bethlehem, Ghost To Falco, Morgan's End, Jim Watson, more
  • Five words with LiLa
  • Five words with LiLa

    Durham's other live hip-hop band talks ambition and inclusion
  • The growing market of kids music
  • The growing market of kids music

    Nine of the finest kid entertainers culled from an aging generation of indie rockers left looking for work after the go-go '90s.

Arts

Food

  • The return of Johnny's
  • The return of Johnny's

    "There aren't that many places around here where you can sit down with older people. And there are kids running around, and dogs outside. It's just a total family place." — Erica Eisdorfer, manager of Johnny's Gone Fishing

Film

  • Spielberg's <i>Adventures of Tintin</i> is surprisingly fun
  • Spielberg's Adventures of Tintin is surprisingly fun

    With The Adventures of Tintin, Steven Spielberg remembers that even if you make a movie that isn't about that much, at least make it an exciting, awe-inspiring movie about not that much.
  • The American <i>Girl with the Dragon Tattoo</i>
  • The American Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

    David Fincher's remake of Girl remains as cold as its Swedish winterscape, but the actors frequently appear to be mechanically hitting their marks, often in conspicuous proximity to product placement.

News

  • Chapel Hill policing advisory committee mum on raid

    "If you expect this board to conduct a complete, thorough investigative review of police procedures and processes, we are probably not equipped to do that." — Community Policing Advisory Committee Chairman Ronald Bogle

Columns

  • Winter nectar

    What's a windfall for birders is a problem for the hummer at my back door.
  • The perils of deregulation
  • The perils of deregulation

    As the 2012 election cycle rolls around, count on the rhetoric about burdensome regulations as job killers to escalate.

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