The first video single, “Two,” from the album, is out today—and is awash in bright desire for clarity and connection.
Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
Letters Bookshop is Moving to a Two-Story New Home Down the Block
Some rare good downtown Durham news.
Triangle First: Springsteen Meets Christine and the Queens in Anne-Claire’s New Single
The dark, glossy pop of “Jean Jacket” invokes dancefloors and the intoxicating possibility of a night that could go anywhere.
Giorgios Bakatsias Announces Osteria Georgi, a New Neighborhood Italian Eatery
The restaurant is named after Bakatsias’s late friend, beloved Wolfpack soccer coach George Tarantini, and will open this spring.
Triangle First: Azul Wants You to Believe Again
Pent-up emotion bursts from “Magic,” premiering on the INDY website today.
Tennis Superstar Naomi Osaka Joins Ownership of North Carolina Courage
“The women who have invested in me growing up made me who I am today and I cannot think of where my life would be without them,” Osaka said on Twitter.
Carolina Performing Arts’ New Season Includes The Steep Canyon Rangers, Tift Merritt, and the Opportunity to Talk to Some Strangers
CPA picks up the thread of “CPA at Home” with a new season of performances.
Kelly Starling Lyons Named the 2021 Piedmont Laureate
“When I think about being Piedmont Laureate, I picture the amazing kids and adults I see every day around the Triangle,” Starling Lyons says.
A Short Chat With Local Betty White Scholar Wesley Hyatt
The Durham writer recently released a biography of the Golden Girl icon, who turns 99 this week.
Will This Be The Winter of Drive-In Movies?
Carraway Village’s new women-owned drive-in movie series is keeping the romance of the silver screen alive. BYO(Blankets).

