In Mike Canning’s book Hollywood on the Potomac the author not only looks at the classics of DC movies, but also mentions – in the back – a few that didn’t make the cut, for one reason or another. I will look at one of these today, for reasons that I trust will be obvious.
We were hoping to start this up again this week but MPD has changed the format of their daily reports slightly and are no longer including an address; instead they are listing location by block and intersection, which means mapping everything is a bit more difficult. Possible, but more time consuming that we can currently […]
JDLand announced that Forest City Washington is moving forward with the plans for a sixteen-screen movie theater near Nationals Park. Going Out Gurus shared the news that Gordon Biersch is in fact trying to open in time for the Nationals’ home opener. As the construction in front of Union Station nears completion, The Washington Post has a great before-and-after visual. We Love DC reviewed (and loved) Tash, which […]
In the second installment of Films on the Hill, as listed in Mike Canning’s Hollywood on the Potomac, we’ll look at one of my favorite films: Broadcast News, which came out just as I was starting to become interested in nuance in film. It also has lots of DC locations, a great cast, and an […]
Perhaps its not as exciting as the start of Daylight Saving Time (which is next weekend, WAHOO!) but tomorrow (March 1st) marks the start of residential street sweeping for the spring. Sweeping will take place through the end of October and information about the day and time your street will be swept are posted in […]