Noël Coward’s silly comedy of manners, “Private Lives,” finishes up the Shakespeare Theatre’s season with frothy one-liners and giggles. The quick-witted script, set in the 1930s, is great fodder for
As the clash over agricultural export subsidies among Republican stalwarts shows, not all of Washington’s battles are drawn along partisan lines. In April, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the
Languages Cantonese German Korean Silent Dutch Hindi Mandarin Spanish English Italian Papiamento Swahili French Japanese Polish Cantonese In the Mood for Love(Fa yeung nin wa)Directed by Wong Kar-Wai(Hong Kong, 2001,
In the year since Mohamed Morsi was unseated as Egypt’s democratically elected but increasingly unpopular president, the linchpin Arab nation of nearly 90 million sitting on Africa’s northeastern coast has
From June 18 to 24, AFI Docs Documentary Festival (formerly Silverdocs) returns to the Washington area for its 12th year as one of the most prominent documentary film festivals on
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She was trained in Lithuania as a doctor — just like her mother, grandmother, grandfather and aunts were. “It’s a real dynasty,” said Lina Pavilioniene, wife of Lithuanian Ambassador Žygimantas
Since Edward Snowden blew the lid off a number of sensitive and controversial NSA intelligence-gathering programs exactly one year ago, the world has been consumed by the debate over the
As world leaders anxiously monitor the ongoing political crisis in Ukraine, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is quietly but effectively laying the groundwork for a possible
