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Eclectic Silos Bring Organic Sound To Chapel Hill

By Michelle Jarboe | September 20

The Silos Go! Rehearsal Studios Today 9 p.m. The idea that there are completely unobserved yet nonetheless beautiful things surrounding us is the ...

Ozomatli Delivers Politics, Latin Fire on Chaos

By Ashley Atkinson | September 20

OzomatliEmbrace the Chaos4 Stars Forget about Ricky Martin and J. Lo. If you're looking for the real Latin invasion, you'll find it in the L.A.-based ...

Syndicate Cooks Up Southern Jam

By Brian Millikin | September 20

Acoustic Syndicate Cat's Cradle Friday, Sept. 14 3 Stars When they amble on stage, it's immediately obvious the members of the Acoustic Syndicate ...

UNC Expresses Grief, Hope Through Art

By Nick Parker | September 20

Initially a featureless black barricade, a tribute surrounding the flagpole on Polk Place became cluttered Wednesday with painted handprints and messages ...

UNC to Hold Arts Memorial

By Charles Dillard | September 18

UNC's arts community has banded together to help students, faculty and other members of the University community express reactions to last week's terrorists ...

Show Goes On Despite Tragedy

By James Russ | September 18

Before Tuesday's terrorist attacks, the Deep Dish Theater's production of William Mastrosimone's "Cat's Paw" was simply a work of fiction. Now it seems ...

UNC Professor to Sign Published Memoirs

By Joanna Pearson | September 18

When most people think of memoirs, they think of a genre filled with mournful recollections of alcoholic mothers, deadbeat dads and tearful lost innocence. Marianne ...

Accessibility Masks Jettingham's Flaws

By Staff Editor | September 13

The b-sides Yes Indeed, The b-sides, Quite 3 Stars Something about The b-sides is strongly reminiscent of the offbeat band Cake. The unsigned local ...

Newest Righteous Babes Stay Hard

By Joanna Pearson | September 13

Bitch and Animal Eternally Hard 4 Stars One time, after flipping past a public television showing of an avant-garde dance troupe that hooted, grunted ...

Self-Taught Musician Promotes Dancing Barefoot

By Trafton Drew | September 13

It's not often you meet a folk singer/songwriter who readily admits he grooves to 'NSync. It's not often you meet someone as unusual as Chapel Hill native ...

Bad Acting, Script Mar `Musketeer'

By Tiffany Fish | September 13

The Musketeer 1 star "The Musketeer" falls flat on its face and wins the prize for corniest movie of the year. The appeal of the movie is that Hong ...

Fox's Battle of Sexes Proves Far From Ghettofabulous

By Brian Bedsworth | September 13

Two Can Play That Game 2 Stars Men are simple-minded, easily manipulated creatures who need to be controlled by their women with a set of fail-safe ...

Couple Donates Abstract Art to Ackland

By Allison Rost | September 11

UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus Jim Patton and his wife, Mary, want to give back to the University what they got out of it -- an appreciation of artistry. The ...

Event Kicks Off 10th Year of Second Sunday Readings

By Joanna Pearson | September 10

Staff Writer Literary illuminati and lovers of literature alike gathered Sunday for a celebration of N.C. writing as the 10th year of the Second ...

Revisited Masterpiece Stuns With Additional Footage

By Brian Millikin | September 6

Apocalypse Now Redux

Repetitive Choruses Hamper Citizen Cope

By Staff Editor | September 6

Citizen Cope Citizen Cope

Crystal Method Combines Guest Stars, Garage Beats

By Sarah Kucharski | September 6

The Crystal Method Tweekend

Childish, Predictable `Jeepers Creepers' Fizzles Out

By Trafton Drew | September 6

Jeepers Creepers

Dive Recommends

By Staff Editor | September 6

"Trading Spaces," The Learning Channel: Never before have I been so entranced by a home improvement show. Just one of the many great programs TLC has ...

Define Your Scene

By Jason Arthurs | September 6

The Musical Greenhouse of the South. The Birthplace of Indie Rock. Or for rock musicians and fans, simply, the place to be. National rock critics and ...