Washington City Paper

Jumping the Gun
Firearms dealers, instructors set their sights on D.C.
The City By Ruth Samuelson

Buyer's Market
Price Pick of the Week: Location, location, and an 11-percent slash in price
The City By Ruth Samuelson

The Last Days of Christopher Savage
He came here to start a new life. It lasted five days.
Cover Story By Jason Cherkis and Arthur Delaney

Busting a Move
The mortgage crisis may have silver lining for the newpaper biz.
Dept. of Media By Erik Wemple and Andrew Beaujon
Tattoo Regret
Convicted felon claims his black teardrop helped put him away.
The City By Brendan Smith
Buyer's Market
Price Pick of the Week: Petworth foreclosure heads to auction
The City By Ruth Samuelson
Failure to Report
Suicide and silence at the D.C. Jail
Cover Story By Brendan Smith

'Marks-a-Lot
Something smells like bacon over at the Wilson Building.
Loose Lips By Mike DeBonis

Kastles in the Sand
Now serving: another taxpayer-subsidized stadium
Cheap Seats By Dave McKenna

Tearing Down an Old Complex
Could Napoleon jokes be any older?
The Straight Dope By Cecil Adams

Sweet 16 and Never Had AIDS
Dan takes his time with a GGG: Good, Giving Gay.
Savage Love By Dan Savage
Fridge Festival
Equinox chef shows some shelf reliance inside Carman's kitchen.
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
Hurls Gone Wild
Two GW students put on a puke-based performance.
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess
Teachers' Fret
Union president Parker is under fire from within.
Loose Lips By Mike DeBonis

600 Block of 11th St. NW, May 5
Page 3 Photo By Don Harris

"Corpus: Works by Jason Horowitz"
To Saturday, June 21, at Curator's Office
When Jason Horowitz blows up his fleshy photographs to several feet tall, he gives us no choice but to judge the subjects, for most of whom the phrase “Rubenesque” would be a polite...
"Spring Thaw"
To Saturday, May 24, at Project 4
Christine Gray’s paintings are comprised of the stuff of children’s summer art-camp sculptures: plastic Easter eggs, martini olive swords, yarn, pipe cleaners, and archery arrows. Call it “Still...
Polvo
Friday, May 9, at the Black Cat
Be careful around people 35 and older when they’re driving around D.C. this week—the sight of a Polvo poster could trigger reveries about $1.10 gas, eagerly awaiting the new issue of Grand Royal, and...

Made of Honor and Baby Mama: Expended Family
Two comedies prove that marriage and kids have a hard time spawning laughs.
Film Review By Tricia Olszewski
Pop Culture
Our guide to the 22nd annual Filmfest DC.
Cover Story By Tricia Olszewski
The Life Before Her Eyes and Zombie Strippers: Calamity Drain
Uma Thurman's latest captures
a tragedy, but Jenna Jameson's camp exercise is just tragic.
Film Review By Tricia Olszewski

Fridge Festival
Equinox chef shows some shelf reliance inside Carman's kitchen.
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman
Sandwich Bored
If bologna's fat Italian father can't save lunch, who can?
Young & Hungry By Tim Carman

One Track Mind
This Week: Imperial China's "There Is No Translation"
Music By Justin Moyer
Grime Doesn't Pay
Dizzee Rascal hopes you like his new direction.
Music Review By Brent Burton
Elementary Cool
Santogold's debut sticks to pop basics.
Music Review By Aaron Leitko

Frilly Love Song
Reviewed: Intimate Apparel at Atlas Performing Arts Center
Theater Review By Glen Weldon
Northern Disclosure
Reviewed: The Happy Time and The Plague
Theater Review By Trey Graham
Devil Indemnity
Reviewed: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and The Screwtape Letters
Theater Review By Trey Graham

Hurls Gone Wild
Two GW students put on a puke-based performance.
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess
What's Your Problem?
Helping D.C.'s arts scene work through its many issues.
What's Your Problem? By Amanda Hess
Art Burn
Three performers live to tell about their battle with the health-care industry.
Show & Tell By Amanda Hess