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Bel-Feast Brings a Taste of Russia to Washington D.C.

If you live in Washington D.C., you don’t have to travel to Europe to get a taste of authentic Russian cuisine. The Bel-Feast food truck will bring the spirit of Russia to you.
Ashley Zamora Talks ‘Lopez,’ Family Values and Staying Focused

It takes a lot of courage to leave college to pursue your dreams, let alone move across the country by yourself to do so. Ashley Zamora has done both, and despite her rookie status, she is making herself known on George Lopez’s new sitcom, “Lopez…”
Actress Kea Ho Talks Indulgence, Hawaii and Following Your Heart

Summer is heating up, and sometimes it’s more enticing than ever to jump off the deep end and make a big splash — literally or metaphorically speaking. Just be careful, you never know when the man with the Cheshire cat grin will show up and change your life forever — or in this case, a sexy receptionist who happens to know said mystery man (Pierce Brosnan).
Finding Peace: James Solomon’s ‘The Witness’ Unearths What Really Happened to Kitty Genovese

On March 13, 1964, 28-year-old Kitty Genovese was walking to her Kew Gardens apartment after finishing a late shift at the bar she managed. As she neared her building, Winston Moseley stalked and stabbed her to death. Days later, The New York Times reported that 38 eyewitnesses watched the tragedy unfold from their windows and did nothing to help her. Following The Times’ article…
‘You Me Her’ Star Priscilla Faia Talks Love In The Modern Age

It’s not every day you can turn on the television and watch a love story involving a polyamorous relationship. Love triangles, sure, but an interconnected, committed, and loving relationship between three fully formed individuals? Not so much. But then again, it’s not every day that you find a show with as much heart, charm and soul as DirecTV’s original series “You Me Her.”
‘The Vampire Diaries’ Leslie-Anne Huff Talks Resemblance to Nina Dobrev, Hunting Vampires and White-Washing Controversy

With the loss of series veteran Nina Dobrev (Elena Gilbert), “The Vampire Diaries” returned bigger (and bloodier) than ever — this time with a new face shaking things up in Mystic Falls. Enter Rayna Cruz, the terrifying-turned-endearing 100-plus-year-old vampire huntress that’s slashing vampires left and right on The CW supernatural series’ smash seventh season.

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‘My Week with Marilyn’ Dazzles Audiences as the Buxom Blonde Herself Once Did

December 29th, 2011 7:31 pm by Nicole Bonaccorso — No Comment Yet

Though Marilyn Monroe died in 1962, she never ceased to captivate the world with her beauty, talent, and rollercoaster of a personal life. Director Simon Curtis’ film My Week with...
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Art & Design

The End of a Dancing Era Captured On Paper

December 29th, 2011 7:30 pm by Alison Kjeldgaard — No Comment Yet

For 58 years, the Merce Cunningham Dance Company has awed international audiences with its unforgettable dance performances. Little more than two years following Merce Cunningham’s...
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‘The Descendants’: Trouble in Paradise

December 29th, 2011 7:29 pm by Andy Bockelman — No Comment Yet

When you’re living in a place that’s best known for palm trees and puka shells, it’s easy to get in the mind frame that life is easy and fun. For the man at the hub of The...
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Art & Design

The One Hundred Children of Romare Bearden

December 29th, 2011 7:28 pm by Sandra Bertrand — 1 Comment

How does one celebrate the centennial of a great man – perhaps via a block party, a brass band, and a few hallelujahs thrown in for good measure? No doubt, Romare Bearden, a key figure...
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‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ Film Adaptation Strays from Stieg Larsson’s Novel to Its Advantage

December 29th, 2011 7:27 pm by Nicole Bonaccorso — No Comment Yet

It is rarely said that a film adaptation is better than the book, but in the case of David Fincher’s latest film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, based on Stieg Larsson’s...
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Art & Design

Winter Wonderland in New York City’s Museums

December 24th, 2011 2:49 pm by Olga Zapisek — 1 Comment

The Big Apple takes on a whole new look after Thanksgiving as holiday decorations go up around the city. From the décor of homes with their twinkling lights and the hanging star and...
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Conversations, Innerviews

Artists Reminiscing the Holidays

December 23rd, 2011 11:23 pm by Olga Zapisek — 5 Comments

The holidays are a special time for most. Ornaments and lights decorate the neighboring streets, stockings are hung, dreidels are spun, and the smell of freshly baked cookies fills the...
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In Culinary Kaunas, East Meets West

December 23rd, 2011 11:08 pm by Benjamin S. Mack — No Comment Yet

Maybe it is the cobblestone byways that meander through Kaunas and appear more suited for horses than horsepower. Perhaps it is the unexpectedly historic architecture or the hulking...
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Travel & Food

At Bentley’s, A Fairytale Winter Wonderland

December 23rd, 2011 11:04 pm by Benjamin S. Mack — No Comment Yet

Nestled deep among the fawning pines, covered bridges, and cozy villages of central Vermont sits Bentley’s Restaurant, an eclectic restaurant that for more than 35 years has been...
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Stephen King’s 11/22/63 is a New Spin on Time Travel Fiction

December 21st, 2011 10:52 pm by Nicole Bonaccorso — No Comment Yet

It goes without saying that Stephen King is known for his twisted tales of horror. However, his most recent novel, 11/22/63, does not fall under this genre. The story is odd enough...
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