Darvin Moon, a logger from Western Maryland and the chip leader in the World Series of Poker, plays his accomplishment down. But he's gotta be bluffing.
Blake Gopnik asks David Adamson, one of the first people in the country to make digital art prints, about the benefits and flaws of digital photography before FotoWeek D.C.
At Thursday night's 16th annual Knock Out Abuse gala, Washington's upper-crust ladies -- and 700 friends -- spent a lot of money in the name of domestic-abuse prevention.
The Apollo Ensemble brought two of Salamone Rossi's delightful trio sonatas to their program of Jewish Baroque music at the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater.
Richard Kelly is becoming the cinematic poet laureate of suburban Virginia, as seen in this movie, in which a NASA scientist and his wife find a box with a button and a sinister promise.
Julius Shulman, the irrepressible and engaging subject of this documentary, was no ordinary architectural photographer. His work is a fascinating primer of modern architecture, the culture of Los Angeles, and the meaning of a well-lived life.