The Washington PostCelebrity News Nick Cannon fired by ViacomCBS for ‘hateful speech’ and ‘anti-Semitic conspiracy theories’ in recent podcast The Washington Post - By Bethonie ButlerNick Cannon apologized late Wednesday for using “hateful and divisive words” in a recent podcast that led to his firing by ViacomCBS the day before. Cannon faced blowback this week over his 90-minute with
The Washington Postentertainment news Style Invitational Week 1393: Second-chance (a chosen end?) for anagrams The Washington Post - By Pat MyersWeek 1389 was our fourth contest for the form we call TankaWanka, our spin on the venerable Japanese tanka: five lines, 5-7-5-7-7 syllables, but also two lines have to rhyme and it has to be about something
The Washington PostLifestyle The best things to do — virtually and in person — while quarantined in the D.C. area The Washington Post - By Going Out Guide StaffEditor’s note: The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted everyday life around the D.C. area and beyond. Even as D.C., Maryland and Virginia begin to reopen, nightclubs and the Smithsonian museums remain Some
The Washington Postentertainment news In Stephen Graham Jones’s riveting ‘The Only Good Indians,’ old friends try to outrun a past mistake The Washington Post - By Martha Anne Toll“The Only Good Indians,” Stephen Graham Jones’s latest horror novel, sprints from start to finish. In a breathless prologue, a gang of angry white boys outside a North Dakota bar offs Richard “Ricky” Ribs,
The Washington PostLifestyle That sound you’re hearing is classical music’s long overdue reckoning with racism The Washington Post - By Michael Andor Brodeur“Racism is so pervasive in this country and in the world at large that it has, in many instances, become unconscious. It can slip into the daily discourse and go unrecognized, even by people who clearly
