• Illustration by JP Trostle, based on a painting by Pietro Vannucci Perugino
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  • Aug 22-29, 2012
  • Vol. 29, No. 34

Elections

Music

  • The banjo tells its complicated interracial tale
  • The banjo tells its complicated interracial tale

    "It's a rare opportunity for people who've never had the chance to immerse themselves in the banjo for a day" - Steve Weiss, curator of the Southern Folklife Collection and organizer of the day's events.
  • American Aquarium's <i>Burn. Flicker. Die.</i>
  • American Aquarium's Burn. Flicker. Die.

    "Pretty soon I'll hit bottom, but at least I've enjoyed the ride," BJ Barham sings during "Harmless Sparks," which rests in relative peace at the middle of American Aquarium's new album. (Last Chance Records)
  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    West Africa Music Night, Estrangers, Lollipops, Jon Lindsay, Lightning Bolt, Stag, Fang Island, Tom Maxwell, Randy Dean Whitt, more

Arts

  • Two fan fictions in Raleigh
  • Two fan fictions in Raleigh

    Two verdicts for two shows: one assessment for devotees of Rocky Horror and Harry Potter, the other for the rest of us.

Food

  • Free Inside!: The treasures inside the cereal box
  • Free Inside!: The treasures inside the cereal box

    If you had the misfortune of being born post-sugar, post-toy-induced-facial-scars, buy a 40-year-old box of cereal online or, say, from Big Lots, and follow our time-tested instructions for extracting the prize.

Film

News

Columns

  • On guard

    Mercifully, a dark cloud appeared overhead, followed by a clap of thunder. The pool emptied immediately. Grandmothers and lifeguards could relax as one.

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