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Review: Ke Huy Quan returns to his martial arts roots in ‘Love Hurts’

By Vaughan Noble · Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025

The Academy Award winner shines in an otherwise ordinary romance thriller

The prime archetype in Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’

By Mina O’Dell · Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025

Analyzing how the film flips the sex worker archetype

Review: Department of Performing Arts presented ‘Dance Nation’ at the Greenberg Theater

By Alia Messina · Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025

The production followed a preteen dance team grappling with puberty, periods and perfectionism

Arts

Genre Deep Dive: Bomba, sounds of resistance in the Caribbean

By Victoria Rivera | February 19

Tracing African rhythms and roots

Arts

A perfect playlist for those winter blues

By Emma Taylor | February 13

Songs to keep you warm and cozy

Silver Screen

Scenes that Stick: Parasite’s halfway point is still hauntingly perfect

By Sophia McCann | February 12

Taking a closer look at the 92nd Academy Awards Best Picture winner

Lifestyle

Trendy or Timeless: Wide-legged pants

By Alexandra Valdez | February 12

How these pants have withstood the test of time

Silver Screen

Superheroes and sequels: What’s coming to theaters in 2025

By Alia Messina | February 7

From dinosaurs and nostalgia to vampires and supervillains, 2025 is set to dazzle the silver screen

Lifestyle

REVIEW: Restaurant Week heats up D.C.’s bitter winter

By Sabine Kanter-Huchting | February 6

Restaurants across the D.C. area encourage diners to grab a discounted bite

Silver Screen

Director Deep-Dive: Robert Eggers’ unique take on historical horror bleeds into popular culture

By Vaughan Noble | February 5

The mastermind behind ‘Nosferatu’ already has a new project in the works

Silver Screen

Review: ‘A Complete Unknown’ chronicles Bob Dylan’s early career from acoustic to electric sound

By Sophia McCann | February 5

Timothée Chalamet and cast bring ‘60s NYC folk scene to life

Lifestyle

Books to cozy up with this February

By Keirah Chen | February 4

These good reads will distract from the cold

Lifestyle

How to host the perfect ‘Galentine’s Day’

By Sasha Dafkova | February 4

Ideas and inspiration to spend the day with friends and loved ones

Lifestyle

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center hosts webinar on coral reef restoration efforts in Florida

By Sasha Dafkova | February 3

Erinn Muller highlights how scientists are addressing the dire need for coral restoration

Art

Kennedy Center hosts 21st annual ‘Let Freedom Ring’ concert

By Sasha Dafkova | January 31

Concert co-hosted with Georgetown University honors Martin Luther King Jr.

Silver Screen

Review: ‘Hard Truths’ showcases the hardships of mental health and family trauma

By Vaughan Noble | January 28

Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Michele Austin shine as polar opposite sisters

Silver Screen

Review: ‘A Real Pain’ depicts a raw and raucous journey through Poland

By Vaughan Noble | January 24

Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut excels as an exploration of pain, grief and growth

Silver Screen

A Decade in Film: the ‘90s

By Vaughan Noble | January 24

Films whose iconic tone and stylized mood defined the decade

Silver Screen

Movies for future journalists: The best stories about the people who share stories

By Vaughan Noble | January 23

Films show the power, struggle and importance of journalists

Lifestyle

Behind the scenes of bakeries in the 2024 Best Baguette D.C. Competition

By Alexandra Valdez | December 13

Dog Tag Bakery and Fresh Baguette both placed in the showdown

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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