Remembering Joe McGinniss, author of one of the best nonfiction books ever
‘Fatal Vision’ remains a nearly unmatched clinic in muscular storytelling
Backstage: Keegan stars in real legal drama over zoning
The semiprofessional theater faces issues over the proper zoning for its Dupont Circle building.
Joe McGinniss, author of ‘Fatal Vision’, dies at 71
Mr. McGinniss’s best-selling true-crime book about Jeffrey MacDonald led to debate over journalistic ethics.
Amy Greene’s ‘Long Man,’ reviewed by Ron Charles
An Appalachian town in Tennessee is about to be flooded by a new dam — then a little girl goes missing.
Poetry finalists for the National Book Critics Circle Award
Frank Bidart and Lucie Brock-Broido, both finalists for the National Book Award, are up again for the NBCC.
‘The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing,’ by Sheila Turnage
Sheila Turnage has written a fantastic sequel to the Newbery Honor winner “Three Times Lucky.”
Book Review: ‘Pure Grit,’ by Mary Cronk Farrell
This informative, sometimes upsetting book follows a group of military nurses during World War II.
Book review: ‘Aviary Wonders Inc.,’ by Kate Samworth
This faux catalogue from the future raises sobering questions about the survival of birds.
The happiest post we’ve ever done
Different cities around the world offer their own video takes on Pharrell’s hit “Happy.”
Glimpse into the mind of a serial killer in the play ‘Normal’
The Molotov Theatre Group takes a suitably creepy look at Peter Kurten, the Vampire of Dusseldorf.
Nightlife Agenda: Outdoor drinking and early St. Patrick’s Day
This week’s picks include Dacha’s new happy hour, a dance party dedicated to divas and early St. Patrick’s Day events.
New Smithsonian leader may have outsider’s advantage
David Skorton’s fundraising success at Cornell and affinity for humanities brings hope to Institution’s future.
Aloe Blacc stays true to his roots, even with big-label album
The singer-songwriter’s blend of folk and soul in ‘Lift Your Spirit’ may finally launch him to commercial success.
Geoff Edwards, TV game show host, dies at 83
The hip-looking 1970s and ’80s host appeared on “Jackpot!” and two incarnations of “Treasure Hunt.”
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Destination Innovation contest: CyberMerlin by Key Cybersecurity
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Destination Innovation contest: Grid by Infoblox
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Destination Innovation contest: ThreatConnect by Cyber Squared
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Thread fashion event returns to Union Market April 4-6
The three-day event expands its goods to include books, baby wares and art.
Capella Hotel’s $3,500 wine dinner postponed indefinitely
The dinner featured a tasting of rare wines, some of which are valued at tens of thousands of dollars.
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