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Tonight: Poking fun at that Newsweek cover, the Virginia lawmaker who blocked a gay judicial nominee won't stop talking and considering the dirt at Pimlico Downs. [ more › ]

In celebration of National Bike to Work Day, PETA is jumping on the good-health bandwagon by dispatching their "Lettuce Ladies" to Farragut Square to greet tomorrow morning's two-wheeled commuters. [ more › ]


A woman in Fredericksburg, Va. thought she was doing the right thing when she found an iPhone and returned it to the owners. But then one of the phone's owners beat her up. [ more › ]

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton released the testimony she would have given had she been permitted to speak in a hearing on a GOP bill that would prohibit District women from having an abortion after 20 weeks. [ more › ]

Redskins' rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III will appear tonight on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno. [ more › ]

Last Sunday, throngs of people flooded into Dupont Circle to shimmy on the dance floor. Why? To take part in "Dance in the Circle" a promotional event for dance companies from around Washington. [ more › ]

A bartender at Trusty's who took eight stab wounds after defending a patron from a mugger needs some help paying his medical bills. [ more › ]

Hours after Chuck Brown died, hundreds of D.C. residents swarmed to the Howard Theatre to pay their respects to the Godfather of Go-Go with an impromptu dance party. [ more › ]

In the news today: More remembrances of Chuck Brown, an audit for the Silver Line, Amazon looking at local office space and more. [ more › ]


The Verizon Center will play host to the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight rounds of next year's Division I men's college basketball tournament, the NCAA announced today. [ more › ]

In its fiscal 2013 budget introduced yesterday, the D.C. Council increased the amount allocated to the District's Commission on the Arts and Humanities by $6.8 million, pushing funding for that agency to its highest level since 2009. [ more › ]

What It Was, George Pelecanos' latest hard-boiled detective novel set in 1970s-era D.C., will join Martin and Ben's book picks at Politics & Prose next month. [ more › ]

A postage stamp first issued in 2003 could wind up costing the United States Postal Service quite a bit if an appeals court sides with the artist who claims his work was appropriated without his permission. [ more › ]

Watching Jeopardy! film its shows in Washington was a long, strange day and brought back many childhood memories. And Alex Trebek is a funny, but weird man. [ more › ]

Angela Kinsey of NBC's The Office was on Capitol Hill yesterday to warn about the dangers of seafood fraud. [ more › ]

Ellen DeGeneres, the talk-show host and comedian, will receive the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, the Kennedy Center announced today. [ more › ]

A running conversation between DCist and the City Paper's Arts Desk about Veep, HBO's series about the vice presidency. [ more › ]

Politics & Prose asked us to pick three books to feature in the store's front window next month. Martin picked one, Ben picked one and we're leaving the final selection up to you, dear readers. [ more › ]

Bryce Harper hit his first major-league home run last night in the Nationals 8-6 win over the San Diego Padres. [ more › ]

In the news today: Election day in Ward 5, higher taxes in Maryland, controversy for the Fojol Bros., tech startups and more. [ more › ]

Sixteen years after he recklessly endangered the office of the president by leading a counterattack against a destructive alien invasion, Bill Pullman is returning to the White House. [ more › ]

If you're a 14-year-old girl or preening metrosexual circa 2003, tomorrow's event at the White House is for you. David Beckham, the glammest soccer player in the history of the sport, is visiting. [ more › ]

A discussion between DCist and the City Paper about Veep, HBO's new comedy about the vice presidency. [ more › ]
