From noir to ’90s, film writers Pat Padua, Alan Zilberman, and Sarah Marloff share the film festivals and screenings they’re ...

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration says it can’t hand out hundreds of housing vouchers the Council thought it funded. What happened?

Psalm, the groundbreaking director, playwright, and actor is excited to see André 3000, John Leguizamo, and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

City Paper noticed the potential mistake Tuesday morning—more than a week after the misidentification—when a source provided ...

The former keyboardist of Rare Essence and onetime manager for TCB has the rundown on when and where you can find go-go shows ...

Home security footage reveals why a Truxton Circle resident found bits of cucumber in the grill of her Nissan.

City Paper’s resident dance aficionado shares insight and recommends, featuring everything from contemporary ballet to social ...

Metropolitan Police Department data analyzed by the ACLU of D.C. also shows that officers’ tactics rarely result in firearm seizures.

The cinema professor is looking forward to seeing Matthew Broderick, the Magnetic Fields, AFI’s Latin American Film Festival, ...

The local cartoonist recommends New Yorker comic artist Dana Jeri Maier’s exhbit, the Small Press Expo, a Flying V production ...

Gilchrist and Mateus are on paid administrative leave. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for D.C. will decide whether to bring ...

A lack of access to commercial real estate and funding are obstructing aspiring medical cannabis entrepreneurs in D.C.