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UNC volleyball defeats Cal, 3-1, on Friday night in Carmichael Arena

| November 22

Arts & Culture

SAD Considerately Plays Low-Key Set

By Russ Lane | August 23

SAD Considerately Plays Low-Key Set By Russ Lane Arts & Entertainment Editor Before local rock powerhouse Sorry About Dresden began its set, bassist ...

`I Love Lucy' Allusions Get Lost in `Rat Race'

By Trafton Drew | August 23

`I Love Lucy' Allusions Get Lost in `Rat Race' By Trafton Drew Staff Writer Even die-hard fans of the slapstick humor of movies like "Airplane!" ...

French Film Conveys Exquisite Loneliness

By Joanna Pearson | August 23

If Emily Dickinson had been transplanted to Paris to wait tables instead of write poetry, she would have been Amelie Poulin -- wide-eyed, observant and ...

Chapel Hill Songstress Sheds Light on Cafe

By Michael Abernethy | August 23

Chapel Hill Songstress Sheds Light on Cafe By Michael Abernethy Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor A little bit of talent and a lot of Tori ...

Poorly Made `Mandolin' Strikes Sour Note

By Harmony Johnson | August 23

Captain Corelli's Mandolin< In the latest trend of World War II movies, "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" is a little off-key. It's a mix of boring war-movie ...

Call To Action

By Russ Lane | August 23

As UNC's arts scene continues to thrive, campus groups are looking for a few good students. Everyone dreams of something. Especially when you're young ...

P. Diddy-Ridden `Made' Samples `Swingers' Style

By Trafton Drew | August 23

The success of 1996's "Swingers" hangs over everything in Jon Favreau's directorial debut "Made" and ultimately condemns it to unrealistic expectations ...

Phillips Electrifies Folk-Rock Sound

By Michael Abernethy | August 23

Phillips Electrifies Folk-Rock Sound By Michael Abernethy Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor Grant-Lee Phillips' new album Mobilize is the folk ...

Local Act Strunken White Gives Final Performance

By Russ Lane | August 21

From the audience's perspective at a sold-out show at Go! Rehearsal Studios Saturday night, local band Strunken White seemed like a pint-sized version ...

Film Festival Offers Outlet for Gays

By Michael Abernethy | August 21

Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor A local gay and lesbian film festival proved there's more to gay cinema than a marathon showing of "Will ...

Local 506 Faces Change

By Russ Lane | August 21

Many local bands, just as many national acts and countless buckets of fried chicken --

Manning, Band to Perform at Go!

By Allison Schaffer | July 26

3/5 stars Three of Five Stars The debut album from Barbara Manning and the Go-Luckys!, You Should Know By Now, is a resounding "okay." It isn't obtrusively ...

Third `Park' Proves Dull

By Jonathan Miller | July 26

Two of Five Stars Remember when "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace" came out? Everyone thought the story was pretty good, but Jar-Jar Binks was ...

Alumnus Returns to Shoot Film

By Russ Lane | July 26

"The Pink House," an independent film shot in and inspired by Chapel Hill, is described as "Woody Allen does `Animal House.'" It defies all natural law. ...

`Sweethearts' Parodies Itself

By Geoff Wessel | July 26

Four of Five Stars When the movie industry wakes up after a night out on the town, stares at the mirror and thinks long and seriously about itself, the ...