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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

Arts

No More Reruns

By Staff Editor | October 3

The new fall television lineup can delight and disappoint, excite and deflate. Watch some of these new shows -- or watch out for them. The Diversions ...

Spoon Proves It's All About the Music

By Michael Abernethy | October 3

Spoon Cat's Cradle Sept. 25, 2002

Gran Turino Explores Genres in New Album

By Tacque Kirksey | October 3

Gran Turino The One And Only

Animals' See-Saw Style Results in Uneven Show

By Aaron Freeman | October 3

Super Furry Animals Cat's Cradle Friday, Sept. 27

Returning Shows Fight For Viewers

By Allison Rost | October 3

Imagine if your English lit teaching assistant led a double life. Between classes, she jets off to the Vatican or Rio de Janeiro to replace priceless ...

Beck Resurfaces With Slow, Spiritual Tide

By Nick Parker | October 3

Beck Sea Change 4 Stars Beck is a weary artist. Once the fresh-faced rap-rocker who fueled teenage angst with "Loser" and "Where It's At," Beck ...

Artificial Effects Poor Substitute for Chan's Natural Ability

By Erin Sullivan | October 3

"The Tuxedo" 2 Stars

Author Talks With Students About Success

By Ashley Harrell | October 2

At his Tuesday question-and-answer session with the Carolina Production Guild and Writer's Block, the UNC screenwriter's club, Chuck Palahniuk summed ...

'Lullaby' Offers Readers Challenge

By Nick Parker | October 2

"Lullaby"

Self-Renewal by Self-Destruction

By Nick Parker | October 2

"I want you to hit me as hard as you can." Tyler Durden, the alter ego of the nameless protagonist in "Fight Club," searched for a new identity through ...

Skylight Exchange Hosts Art Event

By Brandon Whiteside | October 1

Imagine the resultant force when prolific thinkers create art not in solitude but in combination.

One-Act Plays Bring Talent, Comedy to Carolina

By Caroline Lindsey | October 1

Whether it's in the form of witty wordplay or sheer comic anarchy, humor makes Company Carolina's 2002 One-Act Festival a hit. And though some of the ...

Rumi Festival Illuminates, Enlightens to Islamic Culture

By Elliott Dube | October 1

As the religious melodies drifted in timeless fashion throughout the room, one thing became clear -- this peaceful music is in direct contrast to the ...

Expert Dispels Country Music Myths

By Caroline Lindsey | September 30

Country music is anything but refined -- rather, it's the story of the conflict and change that have dominated the South's working class for generations. About ...

Carrboro Hits High Notes With Outdoor Music Festival

By Brook Corwin | September 30

The streets of Carrboro ended the month on an afternoon of lively notes. With more than 100 bands performing at 16 venues, the fifth annual Carrboro ...

Officials: Cost of Arts Common to Be at Least $25 Million

By Brandon Whiteside | September 26

The UNC Board of Trustees met at the Carolina Inn on Wednesday afternoon to hear proposals that included a plan to develop an Arts Common in the northwest ...

Dragging Queens Fail to Rekindle Early '90s Seattle Grunge

By Grey Huddleston | September 26

Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf 2 Stars The new Queens of the Stone Age album, Songs for the Deaf, is aptly titled. During its worst moments, ...

'Banger Sisters' Left Opened-Ended From Relying on Genre to Tell Story

By Duncan Pittman | September 26

"The Banger Sisters" 3 Stars If Jim Morrison -- the self-described Lizard King -- were to break on through from the other side, he'd find two patient ...

Visa Troubles Keep ValdEs Out of U.S.

By Brian Millikin | September 26

He'd been booked for months, the posters had been printed, and tickets had been sold -- but the show won't go on. Renowned jazz pianist Chucho Vald

Poor Directing, Script Send 'Feathers' Unarmed Into Film Battleground

By Harmony Johnson | September 26

"The Four Feathers" 2 Stars Freedom. Country. Honor. Passion. Good luck finding any of those themes in the jumbled latest version of "The Four Feathers." Based ...