Washington City Paper

Old Hope, New Worries
Henson Ridge is not quite utopia.
The City By Jason Cherkis

Buyer's Market
This Week: Fingers crossed! Fingers crossed!
The City By Ruth Samuelson

Hot for Creature
William Dranginis is closing in on Virginia’s Bigfoot.
Cover Story By Eric Wills

Rubber Chickens
Bike commuters need parking, too.
The City By David Ceasar
"He did it...to get attention."
Arsonist lights fire, waits for help.
The City By Arthur Delaney
"I'm a Professional Informant"
How to buy drugs without blowing your cover. How to gain the trust of old heads. And an insider’s look at the carnage of Trinidad.
Cover Story By As Told to Jason Cherkis
The Disillusionist
David London is trying to teach magic some new tricks
Cover Story By Oliver Lukacs

The Dark Nights
Inside L Street's Dueling Goth Parties
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess

Return of Service
Cora Masters Barry back in the ring
Cheap Seats By Dave McKenna

All Slogans on Deck
No hands on deck
Loose Lips By Mike DeBonis

Come on and Stew It Up
D.C. foodies show their Shelf Reliance
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
An Elephantine Question
Cecil Adams finds out if elephants are really raping rhinos.
The Straight Dope By Cecil Adams
Let Thee Not Listen to Douchebaggery
Dan hastens to the aid of a distressed damsel.
Savage Love By Dan Savage
Take Two
Lamont Carey has a plan to own David Simon's turf.
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess

2300 Block of Champlain Street NW, July 14
Page 3 Photo By Darrow Montgomery

Icy Demons
Thursday, July 31, at the Black Cat
Chicago-based Icy Demons might not be the first to spring to mind when you think of purveyors of Pitchfork-endorsed experimentalism. The playful, pun-happy act does, however, boast one of the most...
"Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow"
To Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Phillips Collection
Brett Weston’s last name dooms him to an eternity of comparisons to his famous father, Edward—comparisons that are glaringly obvious. A glimpse at the Phillips Collection’s...
"Best of Film Neu"
To Monday, Aug. 25, at the Goethe-Institut Washington's GoetheForum
German films used to feel so much more foreign. You know, hypnotized actors improvising a historical drama about a glass blower (Herzog’s Heart of Glass) or something. These were the products of a...

Fringe & Purge - Digests from the Capital Fringe Festival

Hoods & Services: Your Guide to D.C.'s Communities

Step Brothers and Chris & Don: A Love Story: Pair Essentials
Two takes on two very
different twosomes.
Film Review By Tricia Olszewski
Quartet Till the End of Time
Reviewed: CSNY: Deja Vu
Film Review By Tricia Olszewski
The Dark Knight and Mamma Mia!: Back in Bleak
Heath Ledger is perfect as a bad guy; Mamma Mia! is perfectly lame.
Film Review By Tricia Olszewski

Come on and Stew It Up
D.C. foodies show their Shelf Reliance
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
Culture Clubbed
The Folklife Festival needs to study up.
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman

Axe in the Foundation
Faraquet had novel ideas about what guitars can do. But don’t call it math rock.
Music Review By Brent Burton
Sex and the Singles Band
Reviewed: Black Kids'
Partie Traumatic
Music Review By Ben Westhoff
One Track Mind
This Week: Twin Earth's "Ultra Vires"
Music By Casey Rae-Hunter

Fringe & Purge
Highlights from Washington City Paper's Capital Fringe Festival Blog
Theater Review By Trey Graham and Glen Weldon
Fringe & Purge
Highlights from Washington
City Paper's Capital Fringe Festival Blog
Theater Review By Trey Graham and Glen Weldon
Of Fringe Facts and
Absent Friends
Kicking off our online coverage of the Capital Fringe Festival.
Theater By Trey Graham

The Dark Nights
Inside L Street's Dueling Goth Parties
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess
What's Your Problem?
This Week: Bassist Wanted, and Wanted, and Wanted...
What's Your Problem? By Amanda Hess
Take Two
Lamont Carey has a plan to own David Simon's turf.
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess