Two Questions About Gucci Mane’s Upcoming Show at DC Star

Joe Warminsky — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 17:19:25 +0000

He is probably "the most popular street rapper in D.C." But we know how these superstar-in-a-nightclub shows go. So, we ask:

1. Will Gucci appear onstage before 2 in the morning?
2. Will Gucci perform for more than 20 minutes?

Well, at least Backyard, TOB, and Reaction will be makin' the go-go music, too.

Go-Go Flyer of the Week

Jason Cherkis — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 20:48:21 +0000

Stop Smiling Takes on D.C.

Bobby Allyn — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:31:39 +0000

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Stop Smiling, a bi-monthly arts and culture magazine out of Chicago, themed its most recent issue around the District. The DC issue includes in-depth interviews with some of the city’s brightest and influential writers and commentators, including: Ken Silverstein, Ana Marie Cox, Mike Gravel, Thomas Frank, and Christopher Buckley, and cover stories on George Pelecanos and Backyard Band's Anwan Glover.

Order Issue 37: The DC Issue here.

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Hat tip to Idolator.

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Two Questions About Gucci Mane’s Upcoming Show at DC Star

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Stop Smiling Takes on D.C.