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  • Dec 5-12, 2012
  • Vol. 29, No. 49
  • DISH | Start your ovens: Pie!

Music

  • The week in music: Dec. 6-9, 2012
  • The week in music: Dec. 6-9, 2012

    Jucifer, Lee Fields & the Expressions, Mark Eitzel, Lost in the Trees, The Happy Valley Pals, David and Jessica Lea Mayfield, Duke New Music Ensemble, Waumiss, T0W3RS, Diali Cissokho & Kaira Ba, John Howie Jr. & the Rosewood Bluff, Melissa Swingle, L.E.G.A.C.Y., John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble

Special Issues

  • Start your ovens: Pie!
  • Start your ovens: Pie!

    Stories and recipes for historical favorites such as lemon meringue and apple as well as cultural imports such as bean and mincemeat
  • Embarking on the great bean pie hunt
  • Embarking on the great bean pie hunt

    Many attribute the original bean pie recipe to Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad. But Muhammad's son Jabir says today's pie evolved from a recipe by Lana Shabazz, personal chef to Muhammad Ali.
  • Sweet potato pie: better than pumpkin
  • Sweet potato pie: better than pumpkin

    In Vardaman, Miss., you had to wear heels to compete for the title of Sweet Potato Queen. April McGreger, aka the Farmer's Daughter, wobbled in such shoes: "I knew very early I wouldn't be a Sweet Potato Queen."
  • A twist on apple pie
  • A twist on apple pie

    Emily Elizabeth Hilliard undoubtedly deserves the title "pie girl." In 2005, well before food blogs (or pies) were en vogue, she began blogging about the pastry at nothinginthehouse.com.
  • In Man vs. Pie, it's a draw
  • In Man vs. Pie, it's a draw

    He took one bite, made a face and put the plate on top of the Amiga. A few days later I noticed the plate was still on top of the monitor and the pie hadn't changed in the slightest...

Sports

Arts

Food

  • Hang up the hangover
  • Hang up the hangover

    Stay horizontal. Swallow some vitamins. And never, ever overindulge again.

Film

  • Long-lost "brothers" in <i>The Other Son</i>
  • Long-lost "brothers" in The Other Son

    In French filmmaker Lorraine Levy's switched-at-birth story, a Jewish baby grows up in the West Bank as an Arab named Yacine, while an Arab baby grows up in a comfortably middle-class Tel Aviv household as Joseph.
  • Surviving sobriety in <i>Smashed</i>
  • Surviving sobriety in Smashed

    A less naïve viewer (than myself) might readily see Smashed for what it is: a vehicle for an ambitious young talent to escape the straitjacket of typecasting. This is Mary Elizabeth Winstead's movie, and she's a charmer.
  • On not leaving Las Vegas in Lay the Favorite

    There's enough comic potential here to keep your hopes up, but everything gradually collapses into unearned sentiment and painfully strained gambling metaphors.

News

  • Troublesome convenience stores under scrutiny in Durham
  • Troublesome convenience stores under scrutiny in Durham

    Over three months, the owner of Community Grocery in East Durham and a clerk at Holloway Street Food Mart allegedly purchased more than $8,000 of goods from undercover police, who had told the suspects the items were stolen.

Columns

  • Fall around

    There is a satisfaction in doing certain tasks entirely through your own efforts. To me, clearing a lawn of leaves the old-fashioned way—somewhere between deveining your own shrimp and climbing Everest without bottled oxygen—is one of them.
  • Re: JFK, Oswald and Raleigh; Duke-UNC basketball

    "It is bizarre to think that the CIA, years in advance, planted a devoted agent, a local businessman, in Dallas and told him to cultivate the police, just in case they someday wanted him to kill someone for them."

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