(By Steven Brown,
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) Launching a revived on-air relationship between the Charlotte Symphony and WDAV-FM (89.9), the first concert of the orchestra's season will be broadcast live from Belk Theater.The Sept. 24 broadcast will feature the orchestra's first concert under its new music director, Christopher Warren-Green.Read more:
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(By Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times) All you need to make a movie, Jean-Luc Godard famously proposed, is a girl and a gun, and he proved that formula the first time out of the box with his 1960 "Breathless," the fatalistic romance that started a revolution.Beginning a 50th- anniversary run with a new 35mm print, "Breathless" is that rare revival that, against noticeable odds, retains the elements that made it celebrated half a century ago.Read more:
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(By Julia Ridley Smith, Special Correspondent) Twenty-five years ago Algonquin Press editor Shannon Ravenel began publishing a yearly anthology that has since become a fixture in contemporary Southern literature."New Stories from the South" features stories that have been published the previous year in magazines. Some of the writers are familiar names (Dorothy Allison, Wendell Berry) others are up-and-coming, but the unifying idea is the stories have a quality of "Southernness."Read more:
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With elementary school now under way, we're still trying to figure out exactly what time we need to get up. Obviously, we want plenty of time to wake up, leisurely get dressed, have a nice long breakfast, time to talk, and set some personal goals for the day.Who are we kidding? The object is to sleep as late as possible, and still make the bus.Read more:
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(By Michael Weinstein, Features editor) For National Stop on Red Week a few weeks ago we asked: What does a yellow light signify?You replied with matter-of-fact answers, some creativity and some humor.Read more:
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I have lived in Wesley Chapel in Union County for nine years, but I never came to uptown Charlotte very much until this past year. I used to think uptown was just where "professional people" worked and that was it.My perspective has changed now that I have graduated from college and am working uptown myself. But shooting this photo essay about the fountains uptown has opened my eyes to a whole new level of life that Charlotte offers.Read more:
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