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DC Rider
Rocky Road?
It won’t be hard to find a bicycle in Washington on Friday, when more than 13,000 folks are expected to participate in Bike to Work Day. But probably only one of those bikes...
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Sports
Keep the Bandages Handy for Harper
Call it fearless or call it stupid. Either way, Bryce Harper’s crash into the right-field wall in Los Angeles Monday night caused quite the commotion this week. Concern even...
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Sports
U.S. Team Calls Up United’s Hamid
D.C. United’s season hasn’t gone the way Bill Hamid, or anyone in the organization, would have hoped, but the young goalkeeper got a welcome piece of positive news Thursda...
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Stage
Accidental Kids’ Show
Don’t be embarrassed if you’re a lot older than most of the audience of “The Intergalactic Nemesis.” Even though it’s labeled “for young audiences,” the show was...
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Music
Get Your Preak On
The Preakness Stakes, now in its 138th year, is a horse race run by thoroughbreds and held at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. If horses don’t fire your starting pistol...
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Food & Drink
Quicker Liquor
When you order a craft cocktail, you expect a certain rigamarole: a mustachioed bartender gathering heritage liquors, gingerly plucking herbs from a flower pot, then carefully...
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Film
Deeper Space Relationships
When J.J. Abrams’ “Star Trek” came out in 2009, the canon-rocking news was the romance between Spock (Zachary Quinto) and Uhura (Zoe Saldana). Shippers of Spockura (Spur...
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Film | Riffs
Make No Mistake
“Star Trek Into Darkness” will be analyzed in obsessive detail by those who love it and will join the pantheon of movies about which writers must avoid making even the tee...
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Books | Music
Punk in Perspective
Lucian Perkins was a summer intern at the Washington Post in 1979 when he snapped a set of black-and-white photos at punk shows around the District. He’d stay at the paper f...
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Arts | Exhibits
Steps Into Spectacle
We are blitzed by media and entertainment from so many sources and angles that being truly wowed seems like a quaint idea, maybe nearly impossible. But a bit over a century ag...
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Arts | Books
Punk in Perspective
Lucian Perkins was a summer intern at the Washington Post in 1979 when he snapped a set of black-and-white photos at punk shows around the District. He’d stay at the paper f...
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Music | Riffs
Sheila E.’s Glamorous Career
Sheila E. combined glamour and drumsticks decades before Meg White. If the name Sheila E. is new to you, great! You’ve got a hot new favorite song to YouTube ahead of her sh...
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Sports
Nats Waiting for Werth
It’s been a bizarre two-week stretch for Jayson Werth. More than anything, the Nationals outfielder wants to be back in the lineup. But a combination of dehydration and a st...
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Sports
Caps Call Out Officials
One of the underlying storylines during the Capitals’ first-round series loss to the Rangers was the discrepancy in penalty calls. In seven games, Washington committed 34 pe...
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Sports
Why the Caps Melted
In what has become commonplace in Washington, the Capitals were eliminated in a heartbreaking Game 7 on Monday, this time in the form of a 5-0 loss to the Rangers. It never ge...







