Clutch’s headlining tour, No Stars Above Tour, with supporting acts, Dinosaur JR and Red Fang, stopped by the Anthem in Washington, DC! idobi photographer Crystal Huffman made it out to the show and covered the whole night for us. Check out her gallery below and relive the rock show! Clutch Dinosaur Jr. Red Fang
Today we’ve got Krispy Kreme giving away free donuts to those who got the vaccine, Meet Me @ The Altar’s new song, Emerald Fennell set to write DC’s Zatanna, and Washington D.C’s statehood.
Here’s your first look at your next mystery drama obsession. Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington have shared the first photo from their upcoming series Little Fires Everywhere. Based on Celeste Ng’s 2017 bestseller of the same name, Little Fires Everywhere tells the story of the Richardson family, whose seemingly perfect suburban lives get turned upside down when they begin renting an apartment to artist Mia Warren and her teenage daughter Pearl. As the two families begin to intertwine the secrets unravel and the story explores the connections between art and identity, between family and doing what it takes to protect… Read more »
idobi photographer Crystal Huffman covered the Leon Bridges show at The Anthem in Washington DC.
ReDistricted is an online anthology that tells lesser-known historical tales of Washington, DC. This month’s story was written by idobi’s own Cindy Tenicela, with art by Matt Dembicki!
Washington – A year after Janet Jackson’s wardrobe malfunction at the Super Bowl, all the excitement surrounding indecent content this year seems to be taking place in Washington, D.C. Among recent developments: The House is considering indecency legislation that would authorize $500,000 fines for broadcast licensees and performers, as well as license revocation hearings for repeat violators. The bill easily passed the Energy and Commerce Committee Feb. 8 and now goes to the floor for almost certain approval. Phil Lombardo, joint board chairman of the National Assn. of Broadcasters, is charging the Federal Communications Commission with inconsistent and discriminatory indecency… Read more »
Justin Timberlake hopes he and his fans can strike a chord with Congress about music education. The ‘NSYNC-er and his Justin Timberlake Foundation have teamed with the American Music Conference to ask congressional representatives to get involved with music programs in schools, according to a spokesperson for Timberlake’s organization, whose mission is to promote music education as an essential element of a child’s development. As part of the campaign, which launched Wednesday, people are directed to AMC’s Web site (www.amc-music.org) to obtain information on what they can do for the cause and asked to sign a petition that will be… Read more »
Five artistic legends sat alongside President Bush in Washington’s top theater on Sunday night, and were starry-eyed themselves as political and Hollywood heavyweights paid tribute to their glittering careers. Actress Julie Andrews, pianist Van Cliburn, music maestro Quincy Jones, actor Jack Nicholson and opera singer Luciano Pavarotti received the Kennedy Center Honors for their contributions to American culture. “The recipients for 2001 make quite a collection…. As one newspaper put it in the headline, this year’s honorees can carry a tune and then there’s Jack,” Bush told them at a White House reception before the gala. “Perhaps it’s a nice… Read more »
Less than 24 hours after a marathon gig in New York, music stars including Michael Jackson, the Backstreet Boys, and Mariah Carey kicked off a concert in Washington to help lift the spirits of a nation’s capital rattled by the Sept. 11 attacks and anthrax. The Backstreet Boys, the chart-topping boy band, opened the eight-hour fund-raiser before a 46,000 capacity crowd at RFK stadium with their rendition of the national anthem followed by a string of their hit songs. One of the numbers was dedicated to a member of their tour crew who was aboard one of the hijacked airplanes… Read more »
