“If André Leon Talley tells you to start a fashion week, you start a fashion week.”
Brian Howe
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Would You Pay $45 for a Month of Sweet, Surreal Dreams?
If so, and you live in Durham, the itinerant poet Mathias Svalina has you covered for November. Of course, nightmares cost a little extra.
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Music to Our Fears: What to Do in Nightclubs on Halloween
You’ve got copious options, but they’re basically all deejays or tribute acts. Let’s sort the candy pile.
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The Art of Cool Festival Launches a Streaming Radio Station
AOCRadio focuses on jazz, soul, and “mature hip-hop” and is available as an online stream or an app.
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Triangle First: Daft Punk Meets Deee-Lite in FootRocket’s Vivacious “Lingo”
This classic house alarm-clock kicks off the local electronic producer’s new Raund Haus album, “COLONY,” which shows off his many modes.
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Spend a Raleigh Evening with Chevy Chase if You Dare
In the immortal words of Homer Simpson, “Just an evening?”
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Indigenous Artists Have Been Excluded from Modern Art. A Revelatory Nasher Exhibit Is Correcting the Canon.
Until recently, Indigenous people in the U.S. and Canada were more likely to be represented as objects than as subjects in art contexts.
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Triangle First: Shy Looks and Tough Licks on Minor Stars’ Comeback Single, “So Many Years Ago”
Hard rockers: Strap on your leather pants for the outro.
Posted inTheater
The Star-Studded “THE DAY” Was a Good Night, but the Earth Didn’t Move
With Pulitzer-winning composer David Lang, fearless cellist Maya Beiser, expert dancer Wendy Whelan, and postmodern pioneer Lucinda Childs on deck, what could possibly go wrong?
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On His Debut as Ssoft, a Chillwave Survivor Lets His Acid House Flag Fly
If the words “chillwave survivor” mean nothing to you, congratulations: You are neither a music critic nor a hardcore internet dweller.
