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On Stage 'Spirit of Kwanzaa,' A Tradition Itself The event, which celebrates the holiday's principles with dance, music and spoken-word performances, comes to the Kennedy Center on Tuesday and Wednesday. A Wine for All Reasons Chances are good that you think of Champagne only in connection with celebrations, don't order it in restaurants and never drink it on a Tuesday unless New Year's Eve happens to fall on that day. Holiday Spirits Matt August has a penchant for unpleasant characters. The director of "A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas" at Ford's Theatre says he was drawn to the seasonal production for one reason: Ebenezer Scrooge. New Year's Eats Make your reservations now. Welcome 2005 in tasty style. Main Street Shopping In this hectic holiday season, forget the mega-malls. Annapolis, Leesburg and downtown museums offer more enticing alternatives. • Photo Gallery: Museum Shops • Transcript: Traditional Gifts Holiday Movies 'Tis the season for blockbusters. And for some smaller screen gems as well. • Yuletide Trailers • DVD Gift Guide Inexpensive Sparklers For the large holiday party, sparkling wine makes more sense than Champagne. • Tips for Openers  |
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