arts & entertainment

Getting Weird With Alex Trebek as Jeopardy! Visits D.C.

Watching Jeopardy! film its shows in Washington was a long, strange day and brought back many childhood memories. And Alex Trebek is a funny, but weird man. more ›

Video: Mark Zuckerberg Gets The Musical Treatment

Using snippets from RENT, Annie, Ragtime, Porgy & Bess, and a slew of other Broadway staples, CDZA created this mini musical revue dedicated to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. more ›

Scare Force Douses Bombshells In Heated Battle, DemonCats Summon Ninth Life In Shock Win Over Whips

The D.C. Rollergirls sixth season ended Saturday at the Armory, with Scare Force One retaining the title in a blow-out over the Cherry Blossom Bombshells and the D.C. DemonCats upsetting the Majority Whips for third spot. more ›

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Après Thomas: Kenyan McDuffie Wins Ward 5 Special Election

Kenyan McDuffie overwhelmingly won today's special election to fill the Ward 5 seat on the D.C. Council once held by disgraced former councilmember Harry Thomas, Jr. more ›

Frank Gehry Isn't Getting Rid of Those 80-Foot-Tall Metal Tapestries at the Eisenhower Memorial

Today Frank Gehry unveiled some refinements to his controversial design for the Eisenhower Memorial. While the statue of the 34th president has changed, the 80-foot-tall metal tapestries framing the memorial have remained. more ›

Potomac Ranked as Nation's Most Endangered River

The Potomac is the nation's most endangered river, threatened by storm-water runoff and combined sewer overflows. Without action, warns a new report, the river could again become the "national disgrace" is once was. more ›

food

Office Marm Angela Kinsey Visits D.C. to Warn About Seafood Fraud

Angela Kinsey of NBC's The Office was on Capitol Hill yesterday to warn about the dangers of seafood fraud. more ›

Video: How Alinea Painstakingly Prepares A Dish With 86 Ingredients

If you've ever wondered how chefs create insanely complicated plates with a million different ingredients, we've got the video for you. more ›

Why Go to a Farmers Market When the Farmers Market Can Simply Come to You?

Starting this year a 28-foot-long retrofitted school bus will serve as a roving farmers market for some of D.C.'s most underserved communities. more ›