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Clyde Edgerton, Painter? A Noted North Carolina Novelist Gets Visual with Photographer John Rosenthal.

PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, FRIENDSHIP Friday, Sept. 9, 6–9 p.m., free FRANK Gallery, Chapel Hill Years ago, at a Durham Bulls game, Clyde Edgerton told John Rosenthal about a man he’d seen that day whose jaw looked like it was swallowed up into his nose. “It was one of the weirdest looking men he’d ever seen,” remembers […]

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Five Words with Zoocrü’s Christian Sharp

ZOOCRÜ The Pour House, Raleigh Saturday, August 27, 9 p.m., $10–$12 www.thepourhousemusichall.com In June, four years and a world away from its youthful origins at North Carolina Central University, the Durham-based five-piece Zoocrü released Lucid, its first recorded work. The record is a complex, masterful reimagining of black American music, drawing liberally from multiple jazz […]

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How to Navigate Busy City Streets on Two Wheels

The benefits of making a trip by bicycle are abundant. You’re substituting a healthful, active, environmentally sound, economically advantageous activity for one that is passive, polluting, and pricey. You’re swapping the soul-stealing ennui of your typical daily drive with a nice rush of endorphins, the satisfaction of calories burned, and a lingering zip in your […]

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The Sounds of Summer

To every season there is a songseveral songs, actually. But for every “Autumn Leaves” or “It Might As Well Be Spring” or “A Hazy Shade of Winter,” there are dozens of songs about summer, many of them familiar classics that remain oldies radio staples. It’s not hard to see why. A bunch of leaves signifying […]

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