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This year marks the Year of the Dragon, according to the lunar calendar. In the Chinese zodiac, the Dragon is the mightiest of all signs. Celebrate the new year in Chinatown, with a variety of different activities throughout the week, ranging from lion and dragon-filled parades to live music and traditional Chinese calligraphy.

Ringing in the Year of the Dragon with parades, dances in Chinatown

By Chelsea Clays · Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012

TV Pick: Abrams' promising 'Alcatraz'

By Hoai-Tran Bui · Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012

After a weak series premiere, 'Alcatraz' could be a hit or miss.

This February, cheaper concerts in smaller places around D.C.

By Maeve McDermott · Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012

Students on a budget can skip expensive shows and check out some of D.C.'s cheaper venues.

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Movie Review: Red Tails

By Jane Morice | January 24

By JANE MORICE Eagle Contributing Writer Sitting in the theater before the screening of George Lucas’s new film “Red Tails,” one could have sworn the film was being shown in Hollywood, not the Chinatown neighborhood of D.C. Cameras flashed, taking shots of Miss D.C. Ashley Boalch, Miss D.C. ...

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High profile sequels, adaptations among 2012's star-studded films

January 24

The Scene staff picks their most anticipated spring and summer flicks.

Catch Porcelain Raft, the one-man recording project of Mauro Remiddi, opens for Smith Westerns at the Black Cat Feb. 1. Remiddiâ€™s debut album, â€œStrange Weekendâ€ is released today and features the single, â€œPut Me to Sleep.â€ Porcelain Raft has supported M83, Youth Lagoon and Yuck on recent tours.

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Porcelain Raft makes bedroom pop LP that's far from fragile

By Leo Zausen | January 24

Mauro Remiddi delivers pitch-perfect debut album, "Strange Weekend," as Porcelain Raft.

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Movie Review: Haywire

By Zach C. Cohen | January 20

Former MMA star shines in newest action movie from Steven Soderbergh.

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Secondhand Style: Thrift store shopping tips

December 10

What to look for when you go thrifting

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Movie review: Shame

By Oluseyi Segun | December 6

In Steve McQueen’s latest film, “Shame,” he offers a depiction of the life of a sex addict in New York City.

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Get your gift on

December 6

Check out the Scene staff’s favorite gift ideas and then pretend to pass them off as your own. It’s cool, we don’t mind.

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Synetic Family Theater in Arlington offers a fresh take on the Cinderella story

By Casey Brand | December 6

Arlington theater gives new life to the worn-out Cinderella story.

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Audiophile 12.06.11

December 6

WVAU DJ's pick their favorite new music, including Drake, The Black Keys, and Lana Del Rey.

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Punk icon Ian MacKaye visits AU to discuss the music industry today

By Kendall Breitman | December 6

Singer, songwriter and label-owner Ian MacKaye discussed the changes in the music industry since his heyday in the 70's.

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Albums of the Year

December 6

The Scene staff recommends some of our favorite albums of the year. Check it out, your earbuds will thank you.

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Giving classic D.C. sightseeing traditions a festive holiday spin

By Chelsea Clays | December 6

Take some time out of your finals to explore D.C. with a winter holiday twist.

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Márketa Irglová gives a soft and sweet performance at 9:30

By Michelle Tullo | December 6

Czech star Márketa Irglová teamed up with Iranian singer and drummer Aida Shahghasemi for a low-key, calm show on Nov. 28.

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Movies made for all ages top Scene’s favorite year-end flicks

December 6

Scene's favorite movies of the year include Hugo, Bridesmaids, The Trip and Submarine.

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From time traveling aliens to meth-cooking chem teachers, Scene picks 2011’s best TV

December 6

American Horror Story, Doctor Who, Breaking Bad and Dexter make Scene's list of the best shows of 2011.

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Unorthodox Christmas play 'Reindeer Monologues' tackles real-life problems

By Hoai-Tran Bui | December 6

New production by AU Rude Mechanics offers Christmas-themed commentary on rape culture.

Shear Madness
photo by Scott Suchman, 2008

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Comedy brings ‘shear’ delight

By Zach C. Cohen | December 6

The Kennedy Center's annual improv show "Shear Madness" picks up laughs by satirizing locals and federal government.

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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