In this week’s City Paper, you’ll find:
- A journey into the mind of the common street catcaller, courtesy of Joe Eaton. What exactly possesses a man to think that complimenting a woman’s ass as she passes him on the sidewalk might actually get him somewhere? Joe looks for an answer.
- Jonathan York on a building that doesn’t cash its tenants’ rent checks. You still wouldn’t want to live there.
- In Dept. of Media: Erik Wemple and James Jones on the Fenty administration’s alleged practice of handing killer scoops straight to the Washington Post
- In Loose Lips: Jones bids adieu to LL by recounting seven monumental errors of prognostication he made during his tenure.
- In Cheap Seats: Dave McKenna on the battle between pet owners and youth baseball players and coaches over a ball field near 14th and U Streets NW.
- In Show & Tell: Jessica Gould explains why you can’t get real Sangria in Virginia.
- In Young & Hungry: Tim Carman on Ann Cashion‘s upscale Taqueria Nacionale.
- Plus Ask Bob, Suit Yourself, film, music, theater, and more