Culture
From the mouth of an expert: “I aspire to write opera that doesn’t bore people”
Fans of the art form known as opera should mark their calendars for the upcoming performances of shows written by the renowned librettist and lyricist Mark Campbell.
Alison Sigethy
Sculptor Alison Sigethy prefers using recycled glass for her pieces—tempered or plate.
‘Under the Sun’
The author Bruce Chatwin suffered from the peculiar burden of restlessness.
Balancing Act
Executive producer Fran Mires aims to show the Middle East the true face of America through a balanced approach to TV journalism.
Gravity Sucks!
Our Intrepid Reporter Takes Up Space on G-Force One
Mark Twain Autobiography
A century after his death, Mark Twain’s autobiography is finally being published by UC Berkeley, which released the first volume last month.
Death of an Arlington Nazi
George Lincoln Rockwell was an internationally famous hate-monger when he was gunned down in Arlington in August 1967.
Close-Up of an American Nazi
Newly unearthed photos from the 1960s document hatred and banality on display in Northern Virginia.
Murders, Mystery and Mourning
On November 19, 2008, Andres Yelicie, 26, TeRence J. Strope, 38, and his brother, Ryan C. Strope, 26, were attacked and stabbed inside a rented home in the Ravensworth Farm area of Springfield.
‘Master and Commander’
Repeat best-selling author Baldacci doesn’t play by the guidebook—he writes it.
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