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‘The Catcher Was a Spy’ dramatizes the life Moe Berg, who worked for the U.S. government during World War II.
Highlights
Get a preview of José Andrés' forthcoming tacos-and-torta concept, or head to Rockville for delicious Filipino cuisine.
Washington's restaurants and bars have taken on a fresher, brighter look.
The $20 Diner's favorite spots in the city include a revitalized Ethiopian standby and a burgeoning taco empire.
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But “Eating Animals” makes a compelling case for an American farming overhaul with more than just gruesome images.
A guided walking tour shows off the “Burning Man” sculptures on display in downtown.
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Ed Helms, Jon Hamm and a scene-stealing Jake Johnson refuse to grow up in this movie based on a real-life contest.
Don't mope because the U.S. didn't make the World Cup. Take the opportunity to explore international soccer culture at local restaurants and bars.
D.C. JazzFest wraps up with a weekend of free outdoor performances at the Wharf and a concert featuring Leslie Odom Jr., Maceo Parker and Robert Glasper's R+R=Now.
Discover the flavor range of the cheesy, anytime Salvadoran snack on a single stretch of University Boulevard.
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A kamikaze training airplane, a German dive suit, a nuclear submarine missile — this museum has it all.
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A cocaine dealer struggles to quit the business that fuels his luxurious criminal lifestyle.
See Lisa Fischer, Cold Cave, U2 and Steven Tyler live.
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Claire Danes and Jim Parsons play Brooklyn parents of a gender-nonconforming child.
Jazz drummer Warren “Trae” Crudup III is playing multiple shows at Sotto in June.
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Nick Offerman plays a widower who connects with his teenage daughter through music.
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$20 DINER | If you believe in a business and its employees, support them with tips.
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The delightful follow-up to the animated hit from 2004 picks up where the first movie left off.
