Resistance Was at the Heart of This Year’s QuiltCon
In late February, I attended QuiltCon in Raleigh. Afterward, I posted a series of pictures to Instagram of quilts, taken […]
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At This Year’s Full Frame, Truth is Stranger (Maybe) Than Fiction
Full Frame Documentary Film Festival’s 2026 schedule is now live, with 49 films from 31 countries slated to play at
New Durham Bar Eve Makes a Case for Paradise
Eve, a new downtown Durham bar themed around a reclaimed, feminist Garden of Eden, has something of a creation mythology
How the Eno River Inspired Silvia Heyden’s Weaving Practice
Silvia Heyden: Weaving Notes & Nature | The Nasher Museum of Art, Durham | Through June 7 The most important
Undead Outlaws, Southern Black Farmers, and Defiant Gestures
Originally slated for release last year, the outlaw romance The Bride! is finally hitting theaters in March, and it looks
Best moments from Ryan Gosling hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’
Entertainment “Project Hail Mary” star Ryan Gosling hosted the March 7 episode of “Saturday Night Live,” with Gorillaz as musical
Best moments from Ryan Gosling hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’
Entertainment “Project Hail Mary” star Ryan Gosling hosted the March 7 episode of “Saturday Night Live,” with Gorillaz as musical
New Durham Bar Has 13 Seats, No Wifi, and a Lot of Charm
A few years ago, my 2006 Camry stopped playing music from my phone. While this development initially felt devastating, I
In New Cookbook, Spring Council Brings Back a Lost Chapel Hill
In Southern Roots, Spring Council offers a brûléed riff on her late mother’s corn casserole and writes personal essays in
Remembering Clyde Jones, the Bard of Bynum
Clyde Jones, prodigious folk artist and the bard of Bynum, was born on April Fools’ Day of 1937 or ’38