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Sexual Harassment Allegations Against John Falcicchio Throw Bowser Administration Into Chaos
Wilson Building insiders wonder how Bowser’s government will function without her most prominent deputy.
News
The Sexual Revolution Will Be Nuanced
For leaders of D.C.’s first sexology summit, pleasure and sex are inextricable from liberative movements.
Shot Chaser
A journey past D.C.’s liquor stores with staff photographer Darrow Montgomery
Contenders Are Lining Up for the Ward 8 Council Race, As Rumors About Trayon White’s Future Heat Up
Two people are already running and more look likely to join, particularly if White doesn’t pursue a third term in 2024.
Food
Zinnia Crew Revs Up Motorkat in Takoma Park’s Republic Space
Expect wood-grilled dishes and a vibrant raw bar program when the restaurant opens next month.
A Different Kind of Buzz: Drunk Fruit Brings Asian-Inspired Drinks to the DMV
The company sells hard seltzer in flavors such as lychee, melon, and yuzu.
Good Taste: Downtown’s Little Chicken Boasts Irresistible Big Chick Energy
The collaboration between Casey Patten, Gerald Addison, and Chris Morgan brings bronzed and brined chicken to 15th Street NW.
Arts
DC Record Fair, Bad Books, and More Best Bets for March 16–22
It’s time for the spring record fair, Bad Books Book Club, Militarie Gun, an adult spelling bee, and Variety Show at Gallery B.
The Blue Caftan Is a Tapestry of Queer Yearning and Unconditional Love
Morocco’s official entry for 2023 Academy Award consideration, a stunning drama about the depths and limits of love, plays at AFI’s New African Film Festival, which runs March 17 through 30.
Hip-hop Artist DaJohn Experiments With New Single, “GARDEN”
Playing in D.C. on March 18, the Frederick-based rapper describes the unique process of recording his latest release and his goals going forward.
Weekend Roundup: Bison Go Dancing
Plus, cherry blossoms are in their fourth stage, which means peak bloom could come sooner than initially predicted.
