Going Out Gurus - D.C. Entertainment Dispatches - May 8, 2005

Eric Roberson

Howard University alum Eric Roberson may have carved out a career crafting tunes for other big R&B stars like 112 and Musiq Soulchild, but that doesn't mean he doesn't know how to flourish when the spotlight is squarely on him....

By washingtonpost.com | May 13, 2005; 3:54 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (1)
Categories: Music
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Nonstop Hookahs

Recent renovations to the old Arbor Restaurant have left some people wondering if the Adams Morgan wine bar was planning a comeback. It's not. Sometime in the next week, the 'hood will welcome Prince Cafe, a shisha lounge and Middle...

By washingtonpost.com | May 13, 2005; 3:53 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (1)
Categories: Bars and Clubs
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A Kingsbury Summer

It is summertime on King Street: the boys at Kingsbury Chocolates are making ice creams. And, if the giggles are anything to go by, are having a high old time of it to boot. On the telephone to chat about...

By washingtonpost.com | May 12, 2005; 3:21 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Restaurants
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Good Buys

Strolling along in Chevy Chase this weekend, I came across some too-good-to-miss shopping opportunities. First, you don't have to spend a lot of dough to look like a milllion. Metallics are hot for this season, but you can easily get...

By washingtonpost.com | May 11, 2005; 9:00 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (7)

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The Stones at MCI

Here's the first bit of interesting news: The Rolling Stones are still alive. Here's why that matters: The aging rockers have announced a concert for Monday, Oct. 3, at the MCI Center. Tickets go on sale this Saturday at 10...

By washingtonpost.com | May 10, 2005; 3:12 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Music
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A Mammoth Deal

The theater bargains just keep coming. Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is offering pay-what-you-can previews of its new production, "Big Death & Little Death" at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. This is a world premiere for both the play and its...

By washingtonpost.com | May 10, 2005; 2:25 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (2)
Categories: Theater
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The Hottest Cocktail in Washington

The Yenching Palace opened in 1955 and it doesn't look like it's changed much since then -- a formal dining room filled with mirrors and Chinese art, and a so-so menu that features standbys like General Tso's Chicken and chewy,...

By washingtonpost.com | May 9, 2005; 4:25 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (9)
Categories: Bars and Clubs
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