The Beatles. Prince. Bruce Springsteen. KISS. All have made rock history with guitars (and occasionally, face paint). And this is your chance to own guitars signed by them. Because they did not sign any bottles of face paint.
I, Tonya. Black Panther. The Shape of Water. Princess Bride. Coming to America. There may actually come a point this summer when you're spending more time on the roof of E.P. & L.P. watching great movies than you are at home. Your place just lacks an open-sky theater, is all.
Downtown isn't exactly the Chesapeake Bay. But now it's got oysters from the estuary's Virginia farms. At Rappahannock Oyster Bar, a lovely slice of the Eastern Seaboard where chef Nick Erven will oversee your bivalves, po'boys, lobster rolls and fried chicken sandwiches. You just be you.
To call Ty Taylor electric might be an understatement. To call Ty Taylor the singer of Vintage Trouble would be totally accurate. To inform you that he's performing his album of fresh American jazz standards live, presented by For the Record, and that we put aside tickets for you? Our honor and duty.
Camille Rose Garcia is creating a dystopian fairytale called the Cabinet of Dr. Deekay. On Saturday, the book comes to life with new paintings, puppets, illustrations, an exterior mural and an animated short film at Corey Helford Gallery. So, considering how much you adore dystopias...
Tallula's kicks off its first-ever Sunday brunch this week, just for mom. With blood orange mimosas, French toast with horchata cream and carnitas fried green tomatoes. Meanwhile, Bombay Palace has a 40-foot Indian buffet and unlimited mimosas, plus a special Prosecco-laden nighttime feast for mom. Just add earrings.
Nay, handsomer. And for the serious stargazers amongst you: here are some of the most spectacular nighttime adventures in the world, all of which end with you looking up at the sky in awe. Finally... what's the deal with "modesty ponchos"?
