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The Bard Is Back in Town: The Folger Reopens June 21

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All that glitters is not gold. Sometimes, instead, it’s the reopening of a beloved local (and national) institution. After four years, and one public renovation extension,...
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D.C. Area Students Set Up an Anti-Genocide Encampment at George Washington University Yard

Students from George Washington and a number of other universities across the D.C. area set up tents on the University Yard early Thursday to...

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Ex-Employees Raise Concerns About Shadow Senator Hopeful Eugene Kinlow’s Years Working for Bowser

Back in May 2023, Mayor Muriel Bowser was nearing another showdown...
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Maryland Lawmakers Pass Third-Party Ticket Sales Legislation

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After surviving a last-minute lobbying effort from third-party ticketing resale companies including StubHub, Vivid Seats, and SeatGeek, the...

Música: A Standard Rom-Com, But a Sensory Delight

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The word synesthesia is not uttered once during Música, the delightful autobiographical feature debut from multihyphenate artist Rudy Mancuso now streaming on Amazon...

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The Senator’s Wife Is a Successful Thriller on Washington’s Rot

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A good thriller keeps you guessing. Who’s not what they say they are? What happens next? Who really committed the crimes? If...

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Good Taste: All-Day Koma Café Brings Pizza, Pasta, and Cocktails To Takoma Park’s Far Side

Downtown Takoma Park and Takoma, D.C., are exploding with...
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Nobody Will Name the Dirty Stinking Cheaters Who Tarnished Red Bear’s Wednesday Trivia Night

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The Senator’s Wife Is a Successful Thriller on Washington’s Rot

A good thriller keeps you guessing. Who’s not what they say they are? What happens next? Who really committed the crimes? If the thriller...
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Author Sujata Massey Does Her Homework

One shared element of historical fiction and mystery literature is that the author knows more than the characters do. Or, maybe more accurately, since...
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A Darker Shade of Noir: 15 Women Authors Unveil New Body Horror

In the introduction of A Darker Shade of Noir: New Stories of Body Horror by Women Writers, the anthology’s editor, Joyce Carol Oates, writes that women mythical...
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Whatcha Reading? New Books for Fall

In my opinion, every season is reading season, but there’s something about fall that makes you want to nestle down with a good book...
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Welcome to People’s Book, Takoma Park’s New Indie Bookstore

Light streams through the book store’s ample windows as I walk through the front door. On my right, I see book nerd magnets and...
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Sociologist Tanya Maria Golash-Boza on the Gentrification of D.C

Tanya Maria Golash–Boza’s fascinating new book, Before Gentrification: The Creation of DC’s Racial Wealth Gap, offers an unflinching critique of the urban disinvestment policies that...
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Keeping Literary Company With Shannon Sanders

“There were rules for everything, each one singularly important. Marbles falling ever faster, plunk, plunk, plunk. I started writing them down in my birthday journal, taking...
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