It Happens in Hendersonville
When retired school teacher Betty Jamerson Reed began doing research on Brevard’s historic African-American school, little did she realize the project would evolve into…
Read MoreDon’t be fooled because the hero of The Dark Knight Rises is a morose billionaire dressed as a big, black bat and his main…
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The riotous red crown and wattle of a giant rooster proclaims the Hiawassee Street entrance of Carolina Lane in downtown Asheville, and can be…
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Victor Palomino considers himself an ambassador of sorts. The Colombian-born artist has worked tirelessly over the last ten years to build connections between Latino…
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Everyone loves a happy ending, none more so than the half-dozen or so women who meet monthly at Malaprop’s in Asheville to discuss their…
Read MoreMumblecore is the label given to a style of recent low-budget indie films, usually shot on digital (so it resembles a home movie) in…
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Forget what you’ve heard: every picture does not tell a story. Case in point — a collection of black-and-white photographs by Ralph Burns, currently…
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One day, when the Asheville-area artist Rowan Farrell was hanging some of her enigmatic work for an exhibition, a bystander approached. “What kind of…
Read MoreThe Best Exotic Marigold Hotel isn’t perfect. It’s predictable, unrealistic, and possibly politically incorrect. It’s also charming, gorgeous, and thoroughly entertaining. Masterful director John…
Read MoreIt’s now official. John Carter is the biggest bomb in Hollywood history. It’s made over $184,000,000, -nothing to sneeze at, but at a cost…
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