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Record stores, CDs a remnant of the past in the digital age

Sasha Johnson | News Editor July 5, 2011

In six years, the value of the digital music industry has increased by more than 1000 percent, according to a 2011 report from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI). The report...

A taut, effective thriller: Review of ‘Hanna’

Jeremy Smyczek | Staff Writer April 21, 2011

3/4 StarsDirector Joe Wright's revenge thriller, "Hanna," reminds us of a lesson we should already know: effective suspense doesn't require CGI. It doesn't require explosions. It certainly doesn't require...

REVIEW: Panda Bear kick starts summer with new album

Pernille Larsen | Staff Writer April 13, 2011

 The fourth solo outing from Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) is a change in direction and a continuation of the stylistics found on 2007's "Person Pitch," one of the most acclaimed albums of the last decade....

Dragon Age II Review (XBox 360, PS3, PC)

Alice Fisher | Staff Writer April 6, 2011

Developer BioWare has earned a lot of respect from the gaming community. They are most notable for evolving the Western RPG genre since 1998 with the release of the critically acclaimed "Baldur's Gate."...

VISIONS film festival celebrates undergrad success

Juliane Bullard | Assistant Layout Editor March 31, 2011

UNCW's film department is hosting the VISIONS film festival and conference this Friday, April 1 in Lumina Theater with free admission for the general public. The festival will showcase international talent...

REVIEW: Buzz artist Oh Land aims at international breakthrough

Pernille Larsen | Staff Writer March 31, 2011

With the release of her second eponymous album, Danish electro-pop singer Oh Land and her management have lined up the big guns. She performed the first single off her self-titled album "Oh Land,"...

Are you winning, Mr. Sheen

Tyler Roberts | Opinion Assistant Editor March 31, 2011

When celebrities fall into drugs and alcohol, party with prostitutes and wind up in jail, we usually feel remorse for their wicked ways and hope for a triumphant, sober return. Their fall from grace is...

A Clean Sort of Grunge: review of the Flannel Rebellion at Wild Wing Café

Jeremy Smyczek | Staff Writer March 23, 2011

Along with the usual suspects like grey hair and a softening midsection, one knows that he has been alive for a little while when the music of his teen years is rediscovered by a new generation, rebranded...

REVIEW: Lykke Li serves soulful torch songs on sophomore album

Pernille Larsen | Staff Writer March 9, 2011

Four years have passed since the Swedish indie pop singer, Lykke Li, released her debut album. By the sounds of her new record "Wounded Rhymes," she has done a lot of growing and breaking up since. In...

REVIEW: ‘Rango’ is an instant animated western classic

Chris Harris | Staff Writer March 9, 2011

With Pixar studios holding a monopoly on great animated movies, it was beginning to seem that no other animation studio would be able to compete. Fortunately, Gore Verbinski's 3-D animation venture "Rango"...

Oscars: What’s next for the winning actors

Steven Zeitchik | Los Angeles Times (MCT) March 2, 2011

LOS ANGELES _ They might have stood on the most prestigious stage in Hollywood on Sunday night. But this year's Academy Award winners won't necessarily be in Oscar mode when they next pop up on a movie...

REVIEW: ‘A Discovery of Witches’ puts readers to sleep

Alice Fisher | Staff Writer February 23, 2011

Much praise has already been heaped on Deborah Harkness' debut novel, "A Discovery of Witches." Popular website Amazon.com labeled it as their book of the month for February. But is this novel worthy of...

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