The comedian will perform at The Carolina Theatre on Sunday, July 31.
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Posted inFilm & Television
“The Greatest Film Series in the World” Returns to The Carolina Theatre This Winter and Spring
For nearly half my life, this series, which launched in the fall of 1998, has been a friend.
Posted inFilm & Television
A New Falconry Documentary by Durham Filmmakers Urges Reconnection with “Your Inner Wild Side”
The premiere week at NCMA includes related programming, including a birding session with a ranger on the museum grounds.
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Local Filmmaker Michael Washington Is on a Mission to Save the Dad Bod
His new documentary urges men to put their health first, and fears of going to the doctor behind them.
Posted inCulture
GalaxyCon Returns to the Triangle for a Weekend of Cautious Cosplay
This year, reports say the convention is prepared for a smaller crowd of about 22,000 attendees over the four days.
Posted inBooks
Carrboro Cartoonist Max Huffman’s Offbeat New Book of “Crime Funnies” Is Drawn from Locations around the Triangle
His book “(Cover Not Final)”—no, that’s not a typo—comes out from AdHouse Books in late May.
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For His Debut Feature, Filmmaker Prashanth Kamalakanthan Returned to the Places—And Person—He Knew Best
Along the way, in this ‘Thelma and Louise’-esque flick, there are confrontations, recriminations, and an actual Bollywood-style musical number.
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An Asheville Author Lends His Dark Stories About Human Nature to Hulu’s “Monsterland”
The horror anthology based on Nathan Ballingrud’s “North American Lake Monsters” premieres on Hulu October 2.
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Carrboro Cartoonist Keith Knight Leaps from Comic Strip to Screen with New Hulu Series “Woke”
Knight’s new series was years in the making, but its themes are startlingly relevant in the age of COVID-19 and protests against police brutality.
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Remembering My First Job at Mission Valley Cinemas as Its Five-Decade Legacy Near N.C. State’s Campus Ends
I had a hell of a time getting the register to balance, but there was a sense of pride that came with being part of something that had been there for so long.