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156 films from the international film circuit to screen Sept. 19 – 28, 2019 DC Shorts International Film Festival and Screenplay Competition, the award-winning, internationally recognized film festival held every September in Washington, D.C. is thrilled to announce the 2019...
I don’t know if it’s silly, healthy, harmful, whatever to “celebrate” the finishing of cancer treatments. Initially it was yet another reason to go out, treat myself, drink a few more cocktails than usual and just be thankful. And I...
DC SHORTS LAUGHS COMEDY NIGHT RETURNS WITH COMEDY SHORTS & LIVE COMEDIANS Three Comedians, Six Short Films, Many Laughs The DC Film Alliance and DC Shorts International Film Festival announce the return of their annual comedy night, DC Shorts Laughs....
I thought I’d give something different a try on my Twitch channel and instead of a usual Friday stream playing Destiny, I decided I’d make cookies. Live. On the internet. With an audience. Because there’s no way that could go...
(With apologies to the film.) My internet at home is down. This isn’t the first time it’s happened and probably won’t be the last, but I marvel at how each time seems to knock more of my routine for a loop. It’s as...
WASHINGTON DC’S ONLY LGBTQ MONTHLY FILM SERIES MOVES TO NATIONAL THEATER CHAIN Reel Affirmations XTRA: Washington DC’s International LGBTQ Monthly Film Series is making a groundbreaking move, relocating their monthly LGBTQ film screenings from the Human Rights Campaign’s Equality Forum...
I am pleased, excited and more than a little stunned to say that I’ll be speaking on a panel with two other Twitch streamers at Concordia University in their Pleasure Consuming Games Workshop Series later this month. We are thrilled...
In its 15th year, DC Shorts Film Festival and Screenplay Competition will screen nearly 130 films from 30 countries and present 6 screenplays in a live reading showcase from Sept 6-16, 2018.
Trying to expand my tastes beyond “food for Americans”, I hunt down DC options for the elusive Soup Dumpling, starting with Reren Lamen & Bar in Chinatown.
Trevor Paglen blurs the lines between art, science, and journalism to construct unfamiliar and unsettling ways to see and interpret the world around us.
I visited Succotash in Penn Quarter this weekend for brunch. Giving that Korean and Southern fusion a try and it did not disappoint. Check it out, y’all!
