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Jordan Wright March 21, 2017 Special to DC Metro Theatre Arts Accompanied by a phalanx of golden shield-carrying gladiators, The Goddess of Pop strode onstage last night in a massive afro and shimmering turquoise and silver ensemble that exposed one singular, very buff, perfectly rounded butt cheek. Seventy is the new twenty, if it’s Cher […] Jordan Wright March 15, 2017 Photo credit ~ Jordan Wright The National Museum of African American History and Culture Jerome Grant is exactly where he’s supposed to be. And for that he exudes gratefulness. As the first Executive Chef of the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), the young chef […] Jordan Wright March 10, 2017 Special to The Alexandria Times (L to R) Hannah Yelland as Valerie Plame and Lawrence Redmond as Joseph Wilson. Photo by C. Stanley Photography. “Hung out to dry” is the phrase that popped into my head regarding the case of Valerie Plame, the CIA covert operative who was […] Jordan Wright March 9, 2017 Special to The Alexandria Times : Debra Monk as Mrs. Elva Miller ~ Photo Credit is Margot Schulman James Lapine’s latest opus, a story about the housewife with the caterwauling voice who becomes an overnight success, may be a metaphor to showcase how everyone’s wildest dreams can […] Samantha Lee March 2016 Photo credit – Samantha Lee Early last November Carlie Steiner, owner and beverage director, and Kevin Tien, owner and executive chef opened Himitsu – a Japanese restaurant with a Latin American and Asian flair, in the Petworth neighborhood of Washington, DC. The duo met at ThinkFoodGroup’s Oyamel on 7th Street where […] |
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