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If your idea of major fun is a mash-up of warm bodies, cold beer, wet lawns, and live music, then the Bryan Center Plaza at Duke University was your kind of set. The Philly-based Roots crew once again came out to toast Duke's Last Day of Classes (LDOC). Wednesday, April 23, marked the 10th year for the annual end-of-semester soiree. So it was only fitting to bring The Roots back, as they tour to promote their 10th album, Rising Down (released April 29) .

If you are a faithful reader of the Charlotte Observer you know that lately, at least for Bob Johnson, the newspaper has lived up to its nickname – The Charlotte Disturber. As the Charlotte Bobcats conclude their fourth NBA season – a losing one – the nooses are being tied and the search for sturdy oak has begun. Yes. Racial overtones intended.

The ArtLifestyle Concert Series is billed as an event “Where music, art and cuisine are enjoined to accentuate the positive. An unforgettable experience for a true admirer of the arts.” It is a series of events that consistently stimulates one’s auditory, visual and flavor palates through live music, inspiring artwork and delicious cuisine. Artlifestyle offers a refreshing break from the normal party scene. The mixed media concept is one not seen in a long time; and it takes originality and boldness to pull something like this off. So who makes all this happen? Introducing Ayinde – the man behind the Movement.

Last week freshmen forward/center J.J. Hickson of the North Carolina State University Wolfpack declared his early entry in to the NBA draft. While J.J. has not hired an agent, leaving him the opportunity to return to the college ranks, the question of whether he is ready to make that jump is in the air...

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