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The District’s Winter Restaurant Week, presented by the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington, returned this winter from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Across the city, restaurants of all cuisines and price ranges offered up multi-course meals at discounted, fixed prices.
As winter progresses, curling up with a good book on a cold night becomes more and more appealing this February.
Valentine’s Day is coming up, which means love is in the air. This year, Valentine’s Day falls on a Friday, so the possibilities on how to spend the day are endless.
The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center partnered with Erinn Muller, a research representative on Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, to host a webinar on Jan. 21 highlighting how scientists at Mote Marine Laboratory are working to address coral bleaching along the Florida coastline.
“A Real Pain” follows cousins David Kaplan (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji Kaplan (Kieran Culkin) as they embark on a tour across Poland to discover more about their Ashkenazi Jewish heritage and visit their recently deceased grandmother’s childhood home. This nuanced comedy film blends the raw emotions of grief with incredible moments of cathartic conversations. Benji’s constant outbursts and David’s uptight personality come into constant conflict with each other over the course of the film, leading to a tense emotional climax.
The 1990s are usually characterized by the revolt against the social and societal standards set and used in the ‘80s.
Two local bakeries were placed in the first Best Baguette D.C. Competition in October, a competition that gathered bakeries around the DMV area to compete for the top seat. Among the awards given included the popular Fan Prize, the traditional Lafayette Bread, and finally, the coveted Best Baguette. But how did these bakeries get to the top?
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's December 2024 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
As children, we wore bows. These bows were big and small.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's April 2024 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
DC Fashion Week mixed old royalty and modern designs for the Feb. 25 show.
Boots Riley’s debut feature “Sorry To Bother You” tackles themes of exploitation with a surrealist bent. One scene in particular marks a significant shift in the film’s tone: when the main character is offered the chance to transform into a horse.
A pivotal part of the undergraduate experience for many students is studying abroad. Often, the experience of going abroad and immersing yourself in another culture can inspire new fashion.
Editor’s Note: This review contains mention of sexual assault.
The buzzing beside sophomore Quinn O’Hagan’s head continuously sounds as his eyes slowly open. It’s Monday; the sun has yet to rise, and O'Hagan’s heart is already pounding as he rustles around his pitch-black dorm room to get ready for the day. The sun just begins to rise once ROTC members make it to first formation, an hour-long workout.
Most of us have far more apps on our phones than we actually use. More often than not, we gravitate towards the same couple of apps that engage or help us the most. There are a growing number of sustainability apps that tackle everything from your daily transport emissions, to food waste, to the ingredients used in common products. In order to avoid another apps folder that you’re unlikely to use, here’s a list of sustainability apps based on personality types so you can find the perfect ones for you.
In August of 1819, 80,000 people rallied together at St. Peter’s Field, Manchester, in order to seek representation and reform. The peaceful demonstration soon turned into a frenzy, when the cavalry were ordered to enter and disrupt the people. This devolved into a violent massacre that led to hundreds of injuries and some deaths.
Art lovers from all over the country came together to appreciate art at the National Museum for Women in the Arts’ free monthly Community Day event on Sunday, Feb. 3.
Kacey Musgraves performed to a sold-out crowd at The Anthem on Jan. 24, giving D.C. a chance to experience her “Oh, What a World” tour firsthand. Her one-and-a-half hour set brought her glittery country-pop album “Golden Hour” to life, leaving the audience mesmerized.
“Okurrr!” Chuckles rippled throughout the theater as Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) appeared on screen, speaking to her assistant after jumping off her in-home treadmill triumphantly. The scene instantly set the tone for Henson’s sassy, strong-willed character, which was enough to leave audiences laughing while feeling a little intimidated. But despite the cast’s convincing performances and humorous attempts, the film often fell flat in places where it sought to address deeper issues in the workplace.
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