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Staying busy in the nation's capital

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@Cairo_xprsk Heaven

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@PopcornPost_ Aviator & Wolf of Wall Street. Can't go wrong

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@VinnysCorner1 So many great ones, but Dominique was violent. Beautiful, but violent

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@TruckBon There's only one choice (#2) although it would be hard to hear them, being so close to @stephenasmith & @ShannonSharpe

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1. More Darth Maul. Lots more. 2. Perhaps discovering Anakin as a young teen, instead of an annoying runt.

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@marcuslemonis Always wanted to take an icebreaker cruise to remote Antarctica. Congrats on rejuvenating @BedBathBeyond/@ContainerStore, and please bring back The Fixer!

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@randalcher @Terrapins247 @afeld3 Ernie, Reggie Jackson, Greg Manning, Albert King & Buck Williams. Miss those glory days

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Ben Coleman (1982-84.) 2nd-team All-ACC twice (when ACC was the ACC.) He passed away 7 years ago. They don't make 'em like Big Ben any more.

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@EmilySm43 I do, almost all the time, and I’m blown away by how many people (especially women) who don’t say thank you

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@lippyent Jaws

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@SWT_Channel Count Dooku’s is badass, but Darth Maul’s is untouchable!

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Lost Between Worlds @A24’s Backrooms is “a real mess.” For starters, it’s (way) different than your run-of-the-mill horror film. Trouble is, it also reminds one of several other (better) movies or TV shows (Lost, The Matrix, The Shining) without coming close to completion on its own. That’s fine for some, but not me. Kudos for creativity & daring, but I prefer my movies… a little less crazy. Grade: C+

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No, it's just too hard. Especially since I can't name a single song of his. Keep your million: I'd prefer to listen to his full catalog and stay poor. Great question!

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O Curse of Marriage Othello. A play I've seen at least a dozen times, yet it never ceases to amaze (and delight) me. It plays out as a tale of two characters, Iago & Othello, apparent best friends & (unknown to the latter) simultaneously mortal enemies. @ShakespeareinDC's latest rendition (directed by Simon Godwin) showcases its finest paring yet, Ben Turner & @WendellPierce, as Shakespeare's oddest (but most significant) stage couple. Pierce's range (equal parts amorous, playful and possessive) dazzles, as does Turner's relentless one-note of betrayal. It's an awesome combination that mesmerizes so much as it entertains. The end result is 2+ hours of deception, stealth and top-notch entertainment. STC does it again! Grade: A-

Othello runs about two hours, 45 minutes with a 15-minute intermission, now through June 28th at Harman Hall (610 F Street, NW.) Tickets start at $39, and are available for purchase online or by calling [phone].

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Since Dallas isn't the greatest, I'll go with Green Bay, and (more recently) Pittsburgh.

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I've been to all of them, yet I still feel average :)

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@td_nash Kobe. MJ's 1A