“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.
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.
Posted inCulture
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.
Posted inBooks
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.
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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.
Posted inFilm & Television
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).
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A Few of The Local Releases We’re Looking Forward to in 2021
With a long winter ahead, here are some releases from local presses to bookmark.
Posted inMusic
Triangle First: Feel Like Hell Is Other People? So Does BANGZZ.
The garage punk duo’s new video single is noodled-out catharsis.
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Allan Gurganus’s New Short Story Collection Is Filled With Snakes, Sex, and a Prophetic Look Forward
Some elements of fiction can be taught in a classroom. But Allan Gurganus’s subtle ability to bend the space-time continuum can’t.
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Country Star Rissi Palmer On Supporting the Next Generation of Black Country Music Artists
Palmer’s new fund will help up-and-coming artists of color make records, shoot music videos, and realize their dreams.
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Duke Performances Unrolls Its Spring 2021 Virtual Season Lineup
For the next few months, the show must go on online.
