Theater review: “Refuge” explores dark side of family life
Dark humor only succeeds through sympathetic characters. If the audience recognizes, or at least identifies with, the plight of the ...
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TeaTime
You asked for it. Or, at least you implied it. So here it comes. The head honcho. The big salami. ...
The Cine-Files
Before you go home to eat your turkey, come enjoy some delectable cinematic treats. And then when you return from ...
Film Commentary: The case against Borat
Late in "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," our hero finds himself in a ...
Ang reclaims culture and heritage through theater
The small stage of the World Music Hall looked vast with only some old books, a stool covered with black ...
WestCo finally hosts Duke Day
Though rain and other campus events led to two postponements, the spirit of Duke Day persevered when it finally came ...
Soul band Kinky Spigot and the Welders perform at Eclectic
"The show was tight, right, and out of sight," said Behdad Bozorgnia '08 in the aftermath of Eclectic's funk concert ...
TeaTime
We've got the good shit right here. It's pure. It's edgy. It's an emotional roller coaster. Take a hit of ...
Panel of experienced actors and directors share insights, stories
This past Tuesday in the Woodhead Lounge, in the midst of a story about his career, Gilbert Parker '48 told ...
The Cine-Files
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby; Notorious; Half Nelson; L’Enfant