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

| November 27

Arts

Add Some Flair to Your Food

By Staff Editor | April 11

For most college students, the extent of dorm room culinary capabilities is Ramen, Easy Mac and the elusive (and forbidden) George Foreman grill. But ...

Westfeldt Emerges as New Lesbian Heroine, Spokeswoman For Cosmopolitan Dating

By Aaron Freeman | April 11

"Kissing Jessica Stein" 4 Stars In the same throbbing vein of "Chasing Amy" and TV's "Will and Grace," "Kissing Jessica Stein" smears the already blurred ...

'Our Town' Features Diverse Cast and Audience

By Jenise Hudson | April 10

Few plays underscore the importance of cherishing the little things in life as clearly as Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Our Town." The ...

Senior Puts N.C. to Music for Thesis

By Jill Spivey | April 5

While most people regard home as a location, senior Kelly Burke views it as inspiration. The Greenville native took trips to rural and eastern North ...

If Walls Could Talk

By Michelle Jarboe | April 4

The North Carolina Museum of Art's new apocalyptic exhibit might have been a simple effort by museum standards, but there's far more behind each painting ...

Engine Down Falls Flat Thanks to Awful Vocal Phrasing

By Caroline Lindsey | April 4

Engine Down Demure Two Stars

Poor Scripting, Lackluster Acting Cuts Success of 'Smoochy' Short

By Aaron Freeman | April 4

"Death to Smoochy"

Collaborative Dance Event Merges Styles

By Allison Rost | April 4

The title of this Sunday's dance performance at the ArtsCenter, "Woven: A Dance Partnership," brings to mind stereotypes of New Age, pseudo-hippie sensibilities. ...

Quaid Charmingly Restores Old Baseball Hero, American Dream

By Shellie Byrum | April 4

"The Rookie"

Sound Tribe Develops Mellow, Unusual Music

By Kristen Williams | April 4

Sound Tribe Sector 9 Cat's Cradle Tuesday, April 2

Super Furry Brit Band Earns Its Visa; Steiner Remains Underdog

By Staff Editor | April 4

Super Furry Animals Rings Around The World Five Stars

Local Band Bids Frontman Farewell With Go! Concert

By Aaron Freeman | April 4

My Code Name is Blue Go! Rehearsal Studios Room 4 Thursday, March 28

Art Serves as Medium for Religious Motifs

By Elliott Dube | April 4

Throughout history, artists have taken the cue to pour their souls into the work -- nowhere is that more true than in the world of religiously inspired ...

Dive Recommends

By Jenise Hudson | April 4

"Jason's Lyric"Jada Pinkett Smith and Alan Payne star in this ghetto fairy tale. Jam-packed with memorable one-liners like "Don't touch my hair" and fluffed ...

Triangle Photography Group Shows Off Artwork

By Evan Lucas | April 3

Photography is something most anybody can do -- grab a camera, point, shoot, and you're done. But for the devoted black-and-white photographer, things ...

WXYC Fund-Raiser to Revisit '80s

By Elliott Dube | April 3

The Me Decade will soon have its ego stroked once again. Thursday night, an expected throng will descend upon the Cat's Cradle for the '80s Dance, a ...

Loreleis Pull Out Stops for Concert

By Caroline Lindsey | April 3

Going far beyond gracing the audience vocally, the Loreleis' extensive work on special effects will serve to keep attendees entertained at their spring ...

N.C. Literary Festival Coming to UNC

By Joanna Pearson | April 1

Whether it's poetry, fiction, science fiction or even storytelling, there's bound to be something for everyone right here on UNC's campus April 5-6. The ...

April Means Art For Town-Gown Tours, Festivals

By Jenise Hudson | April 1

As spring leaps into effect, the town of Chapel Hill is also jumping into action as it prepares to kick off April Arts Downtown. A monthlong celebration ...

Fugazi Balances Love With Stormy Delivery

By Elliott Dube | March 28

Fugazi Ritz Theater Saturday, March 23 4 Stars Fugazi, the band that has excelled in both hard-core and post-punk music, is a study in contrast. The ...