Oct 31, 2007
Sunflower Restaurant: Ready to Gogh Vegan?
Written by DCist Contributor Oscar Bunoan Despite what you’ve read, Vincent Van Gogh was not insane. I mean, what’s the use of an earlobe to a painter anyway? An artist under mental distress, after all, would have immediately deemed his moneymakers a more suitable gift for an unsuspecting prostitute. Why make reference to the 19th century post impressionist? Because, whether James and Miranda Chen—owners of the Asian influenced Sunflower Vegetarian—realize it or not, he serves…
Jul 19, 2007
Dining Escape: Magnolias at the Mill
Taking a trip down into Virginia’s Wine Country is a great way to get away from the hustle and bustle of D.C. without having to travel too far or spend an inordinate amount of money. You can get there and back in a day, but with so much scenery and serenity to soak up you should take a few days to enjoy it all. No matter how long you decide to stay, one stop…
Sep 25, 2006
Reader, Meet Author
MONDAY When it comes to issues of globalization, nobody rocks the field like Joseph Stiglitz, whose last book, Globalization and its Discontents, should be a must-read for everyone who thinks they can change the world with a papier-mâché puppet. Now he’s back to discuss the ways of Making Globalization Work. Politics and Prose, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW, at 7 p.m. TUESDAY She’s short. She’s tenacious. She’s stalking Stephen Colbert. No, we’re not talking about Senator…