Have you heard of chapbooks—the little cousin to novels, essay collections, and short story collections? If not, you’re ...
As the Washington Commanders prepare for their Sept. 27 home opener, we took a moment to reflect on the club’s history.
In the past week, both Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore rolled out executive orders targeting new ...
As AI permeates our lives, local theater companies are teaching acting and backstage classes that empower students and build community.
As the Washington Commanders prepare for their Sept. 27 home opener, we took a moment to reflect on the club’s history.
There must have been something in D.C.’s water in 1976. Art can fuel a revolution, build community, and introduce us to worlds far from our own. But it’s also the fastest ticket out of here. For the ...
As the Trump administration grows more absurd, D.C.’s comedians, artists, and agitators are turning ridicule into civic resistance.
Sources tell MS NOW that Trump administration officials, advisers, and allies are eyeballing federal properties that convicted felon and President Donald Tr ...
Loose Lips hears that Mayor Muriel Bowser just spent her summer vacation in Jamaica, and who could blame her for wanting to escape D.C.’s August heat? But it turns out Herroner has other reasons to ...
The Ward 1 Mutual Aid Benefit Show will bring local punk to the Sylvan Theater stage for the first time since Fugazi played there in 1995.
A Video of a Bat-Wielding Tenant Confronting Her Landlord Went Viral. But There’s More to the Story.
For months, Jeffrey Levin has portrayed himself as a small landlord struggling against harsh pro-tenant laws and a deadbeat tenant. In support of his narrative, he provided WJLA with videos of his ...
" Washington City Paper has made me feel like I am part of the D.C. community." ...
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