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FCC Says No To Cable
By a unanimous vote, the FCC recently voted to ban exclusivity contracts for cable television in multi-dwelling apartment buildings. Many downtowners subscribe to cable TV and their condo boards or landlords have been held captive because of the original deal struck between the developer and the cable TV provider to wire the building’s cable infrastructure. In […]
Waffle Shop To Be Reincarnated
Per WaPo, it looks like Jemal is saving the Waffle Shop, likely in the Mount Vernon or southern Shaw area. Will it be the same as it was on 10th Street? WaPo – Diner’s Neon Might Glow Again
Trabants Featured At Spy Museum
Head down to the International Spy Museum in the heart of the Penn Quarter during your lunch break today and you’ll find out that the Trabant is the East German equivalent of a Chevy Chevette. The Spy Museum will host a parade of Trabants from 10 am to 2 pm today to commemorate the 18th […]
Shakespeare Theatre Kicks Off Young Patrons Program Tonight
The Shakespeare Theatre is calling it 20/10, 20 pairs of tickets for $10 to patrons 35 and younger released every week on Tuesday at 10 am and it’s in the newly opened Harman Hall on F Street. For tonight’s 7:30 pm performance of Tamburlaine (by Christopher Marlowe) at the Harman Hall, all the tickets are $10 for […]