Greta Mulhall, the wife of Irish Ambassador Daniel Mulhall and a former diplomat herself, embodies multiculturalism in today’s globalized world.
With almost 16,000 residential units under construction in the nation’s capital as of August 2017, according to the Washington DC
“Girlfriend,” staged in Signature Theatre’s intimate ARK Theatre, is a feel-good, coming-of-age tale of adolescent boy meets boy, set in
For centuries, portraiture has been dominated by the faces of rich white men who could afford to embellish their images
UPDATE: Over the Memorial Day weekend, South Korean President Moon Jae-in held an impromptu meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong-un
The Kennedy Center’s “Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World” festival was three years in the making, spanning
From an annual festival celebrating culture and gastronomy to events raising funds for nations hit by hurricanes, the members of
From an annual festival celebrating culture and gastronomy to events raising funds for nations hit by hurricanes, the members of
The Kennedy Center’s “Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World” festival was three years in the making, spanning
Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution in 2011 that ousted then-President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali set off the Arab Spring, a series
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In 1986, artists Larry Harvey and Jerry James built a rough eight-foot-tall wooden figure from scrap lumber and dragged it
