Eggs in purgatory is the gastronomical representation of Dante’s famously popularized religious concept.

There are few foods in this world not improved by the addition of an egg. But what is one what to do when it’s past the breakfast hour? Slap an egg in your sandwich. Bam, now it’s a brunchwich: breakfast and lunch, united in eggy matrimony.

I’d argue that any wishing for spring in the nation’s capital is wildly premature until three milestones are met: the opening of spring training, the announcement of the peak cherry blossom bloom, and, of course, the online rush to snag tickets to the annual parade of adorability and occasional terror which is the White House Easter Egg Roll.

D.C.’s music scene has always been bigger and more diverse than the iconic hardcore and post-hardcore communities that for many have defined the city, and one needs look no further than Eggs for proof. A pioneering indie-pop outfit in the mold of Unrest, Eggs specialized in exploratory stylistic experimentalism and sonic dalliance, dipping their toes into post-punk, chamber pop, folk, stadium rock, prog and electronica while refusing to be pinned down.

If you didn’t manage to snag tickets to this year’s White House Easter Egg Roll, you can at least order some commemorative eggs and pretend like you were there. The White House today unveiled the official souvenir egg and logo for the 2010 Easter Egg Roll, set to take place April 5. It features a bunny in a jogging outfit, which fits in with the first lady’s healthy lifestyles theme for the event, “Ready,…

The owner of pioneering D.C. gay and lesbian bookstore Lambda Rising, Deacon Maccubbin, announced his impending retirement late last year. Since then, messages on the store’s Facebook page have estimated a final closing date of Jan. 17, just a couple weeks from now, and 35 years since it first opened. With emotions running high, it’s not difficult to understand why employees overseeing the final clearance push weren’t thrilled to discover Wednesday that the Connecticut Ave….