Arts

Amid growing political tensions leading into the Nov. 3rd General Election, members of Congress, Congressional staffers and journalists put politics aside for a night...

Desert One Forty years after it happened, the story of one of the most daring military rescue attempts in US history comes to the screen....

Need a laugh? Who doesn’t these days? Two new political satires might be just what the pandemic doctor ordered. Christopher Buckley hits it out of...

Grab the last of the sweet golden summer this Saturday from Capitol Hill Beekeeper Del Voss and his fellow minder-of-beeswax Jan Day of Second...

As Barracks Row returns to life, sister restaurants Ugly Mug and Valor Brewpub have created a weekend pop-up: Capitol Hill Crab Shack, 723 8th Street...

Bard High School Early College DC (Bard DC), a new school in Ward 7 at 4430 H St. SE, is recruiting its second class of...

Flannery For a writer now so critically acclaimed, novelist and short story writer Flannery O’Connor (1924-1964) has never been the subject of a major film...

Written in a politically-conscious town, this column searches regularly for movies covering political campaigns, a common theme for film dramas because they feature a...

P.S. Perkins is a DC author, poet, performing artist, theatrical consultant and entrepreneur who is, she says, “passionate about WORD POWER.” She serves as a...

Marie Stanley and Cathy Stanley say it was their grandfather who inspired the name for Honey’s Desserts, the loafs, cakes and tarts served at...