With no official release date for 2012, the story of the D.C. area sniper shootings is being retold on film. The cinema blog Shadow and Act reports the thriller Blue Caprice, directed by Alexandre Moors and written by Ronald Porto, is currently being filmed in New York. It stars Isaiah Washington (Love Jones, Grey’s Anatomy) as John […]
September 20, 2011
Apparently I’m lame. Thanks to fellow blogger Najeema, of Hell In A Handbag (note: her website is down thanks to hackers ugh!), I’ve been hipped to something I was actually curious about from earlier in the year. Last night, Najeema posted info on Facebook about an upcoming event called The Red Tent Symposium. I asked […]
September 19, 2011
Hey Bookworm! Are you going to be in Washington, DC anytime soon? You are! Will it be this week? Great! There is an event just for you! The Library of Congress is holding its annual National Book Festival on the National Mall September 24th and 25th. The FREE festival will feature more than 100 authors, poets and illustrators […]
September 11, 2011
The presence of police squad cars, sitting silent with flashing lights in unusual places can only mean one thing. It’s another 9-11 anniversary. Since the first anniversary, each year I’ve always reflected on the day. Each time I recall the vivid details about that beautiful warm sunny Tuesday that turned tragic in a blink of […]
September 5, 2011
It has been two days since I feasted on crabs, fried chicken, salad and moscato (and water) at a cookout – and I’m really not the hardcore cookout kinda gal! It has only been a day since I followed up with a brunch of (fried) chicken and waffles with bottomless (seriously unlimited) mimosas at Tap and […]
September 2, 2011
Ha! It’s very rare that I publish two or more posts a day, but a las, here I am sharing and caring on my readers some more. I thought this one was pretty useful. Released yesterday, The Washington Post published their in-house digital publishing guidelines. I have to admit, given the recent changes to the Post’s […]
September 2, 2011
There’s always this assumption that a writer ALWAYS knows what to say, because this is what we essentially do. We are wordsmiths constantly twisting, flipping and perhaps creating a new language with its own vocabulary. However, I’m here to say in my Shug Avery voice: See daddy, writers get tongue tied too. Outside of adding on to […]
September 28, 2011
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