Durham De Fandango Marks Its Third Year
Sophia Enriquez vividly remembers the first time she attended a Fandango. It was 2018, and she was in Veracruz, an […]
Arts & Culture
What to Do in the Triangle This Week
My social media feeds are increasingly full of women whittled down to their smallest frames—not people I know, but bodies
Bea Boggs Allen Wants More Kids to Care About Houseplants
During the pandemic, as people latched onto homebound hobbies, houseplants saw a notable popularity boom, particularly among millennials. Around that
Josh Groban headlines Las Vegas Strip residency 22 years after 1st visit | Kats | Entertainment
Josh Groban takes an outside-in look at his upcoming residency at The Colosseum and says, “It’s amazing how this has
NC Legislation Targets Public School Libraries
This story first published online at UNC Media Hub. Tara Gold has never experienced a book challenge during her four years
A/V Geeks’ Skip Elsheimer Discusses Collecting Physical Media
Skip Elsheimer has thoughts about a lot of topics, and the properties of 16-millimeter educational films from the 1940s through
Why Did North Carolina Theatre Close?
Even before the COVID pandemic, North Carolina Theatre was struggling to survive. In 2019, the year before nationwide shutdowns emptied
Films Playing in the Triangle
One of the benefits of actively monitoring local theater calendars is the chance of spotting those relatively obscure international films
In an Uncertain Time, Ham Radio Sees a Signal Boost
Tom Beckett gestures toward a window on the third floor of the Durham County Main Library. “We’re in the middle
Triangle Sword Guild Recreates Historical European Martial Arts
This story first published online at UNC Media Hub. The sound of clashing steel rings out, interrupting an otherwise peaceful evening