The Washington PostHaruki Murakami Haruki Murakami’s ‘First Person Singular’ will satisfy fans with its uncanny scenarios verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Leland CheukIn Haruki Murakami’s new story collection, “First Person Singular,” one of his fictive everymen observes: “the world can turn upside down, depending on the way we look at it. The way a ray of sunshine...
The Washington Postnew movie news ‘A Light in the Dark’ is a love letter to the directors, personal flaws and all verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Troy JollimoreIf you are not already familiar with the writings of film critic David Thomson, the subtitle of his new book might mislead you. Calling it “a history” makes the book sound like an academic treatise: systematic,...
The Washington PostDeadpool DMX’s ‘X Gon’ Give It to Ya’ gave life to ‘Deadpool’ and the X-Men when they needed it most verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By David BetancourtWhen “Deadpool” brought the X-Men movie universe back to cinematic relevance before its takeover by Disney and Marvel Studios, it was a moment of triumph for Fox’s little X-movie that could. Despite the...
The Washington PostRCA Records Ethel Gabriel, trailblazing producer and executive at RCA Records, dies at 99 verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Terence McArdleEthel Gabriel, a Grammy-winning record producer who blazed a trail for other women in the music industry by turning a sleepy corner of the business into a major profit center, died March 23 at a memory...
The Washington PostUnited States 4 mashup dishes worth trying in the D.C. area, including pulled-pork pupusas and Chinese burritos verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Tim CarmanPaolo Dungca had never tasted a Bloomin’ Onion, that caloric fun ride found at Outback Steakhouse, before he collaborated with fellow chef and business partner Tom Cunanan on a Philippine version for Dungca’s...
