On Tuesday, President Trump was once again blocked from putting his name on the Kennedy Center—and because of that, he’s threatening to tear it down. It’s anyone’s guess how serious he is, but his ...
BirdSong, the sophisticated Thai restaurant that restaurateur Aaron Gordon and chef Kitima Boonmala opened last year on upper Connecticut Avenue, is taking on a second identity on September 17. It ...
Fall is prime time for film buffs and cinephiles to binge a variety of new movies and classic features at an area film festival. This season, hometown favorites return with packed lineups of filmmaker ...
She Survived 9/11 at the Pentagon. She’s Still Living With the Fallout. Racquel Kelley was a civilian. An office worker at the Pentagon in 2001. She never imagined ...
In the early 2000s, Jack Rose Dining Saloon owner Bill Thomas ran a bar in Adams Morgan called the Blue Room, which became popular for its live music and electronic DJs. “We would see people three, ...
The Rosslyn garage where Bob Woodward met with Deep Throat is finally set to be torn down after more than a decade of delayed efforts to redevelop the space. The Arlington County Board recently ...
A guide to the newest places to eat and drink. The basement bar at Capitol Hill whiskey bar Barrel has had hosted many viral pop-ups over the years, from a PoliTiki revival to a Trump-Russia-themed ...
Nestled on the shores of the Patuxent River is the very private, custom built, all brick home close to Leonardtown and Solomons Island. Beautiful hardwood flooring throughout, modern kitchen and baths ...
Even in the most tweezer-mad kitchens, nostalgia is always hovering somewhere—I can’t think of many restaurants without at least one dish inspired by, say, a doting grandma or a feast-making dad or an ...
I have sometimes argued that there is no such thing as a bad Ethiopian restaurant. Maybe they exist in the wilds of America outside the DC area, but it’s certainly hard to find one in Silver Spring, ...
The idea to open a bar where every single drink costs $5 started out as a joke. Other bars around U Street had occasional $6 deals. But what if you stripped away the premium liquors, the DJs, and the ...
DC’s alfresco fans have been alarmed by the fast decline of streateries—those pandemic-era structures that provide outdoor dining where previously there was none. In November, strict new DC Department ...
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