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The Sleigher: Alicia Keys, “December Back 2 June”
The 15 time Grammy winner releases a seductive, up-tempo track that sidesteps your typical yule jam.
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Proud Boys Wanted To Call MPD Lt. Lamond To Testify In Their Defense
Federal prosecutors say Lamond is under investigation for potential obstruction, so the lieutenant will take the Fifth.
Latest Proposal to Revamp DCHA’s Board Still Eliminates Critics Who Called Attention to Failures
The D.C. Council will vote Tuesday on emergency legislation to create a nine-member board of commissioners.
Housing Authority Commissioners’ Emergency Meeting Thwarted By Website Crash
Some DCHA commissioners will host an unofficial meeting with Empower DC ahead of a D.C. Council vote on a bill that would reconfigure the board.
Food
Good Taste: Classic-Meets-Contemporary Chang Chang Serves Up Two Chinese Concepts
Peter Chang’s first venture in D.C. serves some of his greatest hits during the day and more experimental cuisine in the evening.
The Carry-out Critic Finds Beautiful Wings and Juicy Sandwiches at Soul Wingz
Soul Wingz, a Black-owned takeout spot, has been serving soul food for more than a decade.
Couple Behind Glitzy “Homakases” to Open Hawaiian-Influenced Sushi and Chirashi Restaurant Two Nine
Zach Ramos and Amy Phan, who operate the “homakase” venture Ama Ami, will open Two Nine, a sushi and chirashi spot in Georgetown, in 2023.
Arts
Kristen Bush and David Muse Pull off an Electric Production of People, Places & Things
Running at Studio Theatre through Dec. 11, this high-stakes play on addiction has never felt more relevant.
The Sleigher: Stars, “Christmas Anyway”
It’s kinda like spending the holidays with friends who haven’t announced their divorce.
The Sleigher: Kaylee Bell, “Christmas Tree Farm”
The Sleigher returns with a seasonal Taylor Swift cover!
‘I Don’t Think Any New Law Will Fix This’: Can Legislation Repair D.C.’s Troubled Crime Lab?
The persistent influence of prosecutors has many observers wondering if the Department of Forensic Sciences can be fixed.
