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The Needle: Kennedy Center Blue Sculpture Is Dismembered, D.C. Will Collect Less Revenue This Year, Trump Threatens to Pull Federal Support from the Smithsonian, and More
Blue Wednesday: Cranes took down Joel Shapiro's "Blue" sculpture yesterday, drawing pushback from locals who see the removal as another way for the Kennedy Center's current leadership to enrage art lovers. The late Shapiro once described his 2019 work in
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South Korean Creature Feature Hope Has a Thrilling First Act. Then the Rest Happens.
It has been more than 50 years since Jaws made Steven Spielberg a household name, but you can still see its influence today. In the first hour of the Korean creature feature Hope, the similarities must be deliberate. Director and writer Na Hong-jin, who w
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Marilyn Gates-Davis: Where We Once Belonged and R.F. Kuang: City Lights for Sept. 3-9
Thursday: Adam Ant at Wolf Trap Even in a decade like the 1980s where garish costumes were de rigueur, what possessed Adam Ant to dress like a brassy pirate? The answer, unsurprisingly, was Malcolm McLaren, best known as the Svengali behind the Sex Pistol
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The Needle: The White House Is Renovating Its Bowling Alley, Whistleblower Says USPS May Disenfranchise Voters, National Guard Numbers Are Down in D.C., and More
Bowling for dollars: The White House is renovating its double-lane Harry S. Truman Bowling Alley and plans to spend $253,000 on lighting, according to public contract awards reviewed by West Wing Playbook. Charles Mann Enterprises was given a $878,000 con
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Evictions and Lawsuits: Gay Bar RUSH Is No More But Legal Turmoil Continues
On Wednesday, Aug. 19, RUSH Bar & Restaurant was evicted from its location on 14th and U streets NW following months of financial and legal turmoil. Around 1 p.m., U.S. Marshals arrived promptly outside the business, which had already been vacated-RUSH st
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The Needle: ICE Is Spending $2 Million of Our Money on Robotic Dogs, SCOTUS Allows Trump's Ballroom to Continue For Now, Janeese Lewis George Is Hosting Town Halls, and More
Dog bytes: First it was electric shock gloves; now it's robot dogs equipped with 360-degree cameras, which ICE plans to spend $2 million on. These robots are also being used by police departments and the Secret Service, and protecting data centers. Accord
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AWD vs. 4WD: How Are They Different?
Understanding the difference between all-wheel drive (AWD) and four-wheel drive (4WD) systems can be confusing. Their functionalities are similar. Both systems engage all four wheels at one point or another, and both increase traction control when necessa
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Dance Place Is Searching for a New Executive Artistic Director After a Chaotic Summer
Editor's note: This story was originally published on Sept. 1. It was updated on Sept. 3 with former executive director André Mazelin responses that were supplied to the writer before press time and were regrettably languishing in a spam folder when we in
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The Needle: Trump Wants to Give Part of Yosemite to a Private Hotel Developer, National Park Service Report Approves the Arch, All Trump Cares About Is His Legacy, and More
Land sharks: A new report from NOTUS says convicted felon and President Donald Trump plans to give a corner of Yosemite National Park to a private hotel developer. National Park Service staff in California and D.C. are working on a land exchange between a
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