Summertime in DC isn’t complete without a great concert. There are several major artists and big music fests coming to town this season, so we compiled a list of a few that you’ll want to add to your ...
Marion Christopher Barry, the only son of the most famous politician in DC history, spent the last months of his life living off and on with a girlfriend in Wellington Park, a gated complex of ...
The all-you-can-eat buffet at Armand’s Chicago Pizzeria was super-popular, and also one of the worst deals in town: Could anyone manage to ingest more than three slices of those gut-bomb pies? But in ...
There’s a new challenger in town for DC’s non-voting seat in Congress: Kinney Zalesne. A writer and political strategist, Zalesne has filed to run a campaign as a Democratic challenger to Delegate ...
“One of the homes flying an inverted flag during that time was the residence of Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., in Alexandria, Va., according to photographs and interviews with neighbors.” ...
What is there left to say about the Chili Bowl? Its history in the civil-rights movement, its survival through riots and gentrification, its legendary nonagenarian matriarch, Virginia Ali—this is one ...
Attorneys Katrina and Web met, as they say, “in true DC style—as summer associates at a law firm.” They started out as office mates—she somewhat resentful that Web was assigned the better desk next to ...
Inauguration Day, March 4, 1861. On a brilliantly sunny day in Washington, arguably the biggest moment of Mary Todd Lincoln’s life, dreams and reality collided. As the President-elect’s coach ...
Four hundred and five pounds is a lot of freaking weight! That’s substantially heavier than the standard 225 pounds that prospective National Football League players are asked to bench press at the ...
Think You Know DC? Prove It in our new map-based daily game. We give you five local places. You drop the pins. How well do you really know Washington? Each weekday, Districted gives you five DC ...
Bob Connelly is an adjunct professor at American University, where he teaches LGBTQ+ media representation and history. Along the way, he got to know Frank Kameny, who in 1957 was fired from his job ...
When the red light is on, the bar is open. Photo courtesy Capo Italian Deli. But if you want to go, you’ll have to know someone who can get you in—at least at the beginning. (Speakeasy-like gimmicks ...
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