Death By 91 Cuts
The brutal murder of an Afghan-American woman in Northern Virginia exposes an ethnic community’s struggle with modern life.
Cover Story By Angela Valdez
Tome Rule
Toy Styles makes her move to rule street lit from a strip mall in Oxon Hill
Cover Story By Ruth Samuelson
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Swim, Bike, Runoff
Triathletes brave the storied waters of the Potomac.
Cheap Seats By Dave McKenna
Coming of Sage
News Bites: Checking in on the old Red Sage. PLUS: Ann Cashion and drama on H Street!
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
- Emergency Hearing
Cecil give the straight dope on sirens.
The Straight Dope By Cecil Adams
- Balls Can Be Totally Lolz
Dan says give in to temptation when it comes to the sack.
Savage Love By Dan Savage
- Closing Time
R.I.P. Show & Tell, 2003–2008
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess
- Cash Bar
In Kwame Brown, does a famed nightclub owner have a new best friend?
Loose Lips By Mike DeBonis
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1500 Block of 17th Street NW (Rear), Sept. 7
Page 3 Photo By
Darrow Montgomery
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Eiko & Koma
Saturday, Sept. 20, and Sunday, Sept. 21, at Dance Place
In the ’50s, art critic Harold Rosenberg coined the term “action painting” to describe Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning’s technique of abstractedly applying paint to a canvas. In the performance...
- ID-entity
To Oct. 18 at Transformer and the Mexican Cultural Institute
A statue at the Mexican Cultural Institute winked at me last weekend. Encased in a pedestal, artist Xavier Rodriguez was made up to look like the ceramic bust of Mexican folk hero Jesus Malverde, a...
- "Martin Puryear"
To Sunday, Sept. 28, at the National Gallery of Art
Where art meets craft, you’ll find Martin Puryear. The D.C. artist blends minimalism and carpentry (with a touch of African tribal influence from years spent in Sierra Leone) to form...
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- Coming of Sage
News Bites: Checking in on the old Red Sage. PLUS: Ann Cashion and drama on H Street!
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
- Pierogi Berra
An Arlington sports bar knows how to pick the wieners.
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
- The God Allusion
Reference trumps relevance in update of Aristophanes.
Theater Review By Glen Weldon
- Bout of Africa
Reviewed: The Road to Mecca at Studio Theatre
Theater Review By Bob Mondello
- Revel Alliance
Carrie Fisher talks about a life that’s far, far away.
Theater Review By Trey Graham
- What's Your Problem?
This Week: When They Don't Know Go-Go
What's Your Problem? By Amanda Hess
- What's Your Problem?
This Week: Striking Gold During a Strike
What's Your Problem? By Amanda Hess
- Closing Time
R.I.P. Show & Tell, 2003–2008
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess