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Man steals dog from wheelchair, which owner is pushing
We're not sure why a man from Pennsylvania was walking on Route 13 near Nassawadox, Va. — perhaps he was headed to the nearby Machipongo Clam Shack? — nor do we know why he was pushing a wheelchair, in which sat his Jack Russell Terrier. But we do know that Christopher James, 35, of Exmore allegedly ran up to the man, said, "Give me your dog or I'll shoot," then took off with the terrier.
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A taste of the Chris Brown antics we can expect this weekend
Chris Brown's F.A.M.E. tour kicked off last night with all kinds of shenanigans. Study the footage closely, the embattled R&B star comes to the Verizon Center on Saturday.
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Bob McDonnell, Virginia abortion regulations popular in Va.
Virginia's new law requiring abortion clinics to meet hospital standards is one of the most stringent in the nation, and could potentially shutter most of the commonwealth's clinics. The law is being sharply criticized by liberals and left-leaning media, but Virginians? They love it — even those who know nothing about it!
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Dance to help repair the Ella Jo Baker Co-op
This Friday, the regular Carryout Productions dance party at Ras becomes a special benefit for the Ella Jo Baker Co-op, a Columbia Heights building that suffered damage during last month's' earthquake.
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You can't have too many Redskins remixes
Black Boo of Mambo Sauce released his first Redskins song of the season on Friday; Comedian Chris Paul, the O.G. of the Redskins remix, released his composition over the weekend.
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Football season is here: Let the Redskins remixes begin
Black Boo of Mambo Sauce kicked off a new season of Redskins remixes on WPGC this morning.
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Wale hits the road
The rapper's multi-city "Ambition" tour, which promotes his upcoming sophomore album of the same name, kicks off this month.
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Future of Music Coalition Policy Summit schedule announced
The D.C.-based music education and advocacy group announces the schedule for its annual policy summit, to be held Oct. 3 and 4 on the campus of Georgetown University.
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Absolutely the last chance to get FreeFest tickets
Today is the final day to nab a ticket to this weekend's Virgin Mobile FreeFest—through legitimate channels, that is: Contribute food to a Baltimore homeless shelter before 5 p.m. and receive a ticket.
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Jack Black and Conan O'Brien are coming to D.C. to celebrate Will Ferrell
When Will Ferrell receives the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center next month, a bunch of comics will be on hand to roast/toast him.
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Buy the Kokayi tracks that appear in Kevin Hart's new stand-up film
D.C.-based musician Kokayi had several songs featured in comedian Kevin Hart's stand-up film, Laugh at My Pain. You should buy them.
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New releases: Lady Antebellum, Trombone Shorty, Wild Flag
Lady Antebellum is "bigger and brighter," Trombone Shorty is a "youthful flag-bearer," and Wild Flag's Wild Flag could be the best release of the year, so far.
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This week's concerts: Mary J. Blige, Barry Manilow, Sonic Circuits
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MJB breaks in the Fillmore Silver Spring stage, Barry Manilow darkens the Warner Theatre stage, Sonic Circuits delights and confuses various stages around the region.
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D.C. Music Salon looks at d.c. space
The D.C. Music Salon tells the story of the beloved arts space for next month's program.
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Can Joan Jett make it to the big show this season?
For the sixth season in a row, a reworking of "I Hate Myself for Loving You," a song made famous by Rockville native Joan Jett, will kick off Sunday Night Football on NBC.
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Another 'America's Got Talent' heartbreak
The West Springfield dance team will not be advancing to the television talent competition's final round.
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2011 Kennedy Center Honors recipients announced
Singer Barbara Cook, singer/songwriter Neil Diamond, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, saxophonist and composer Sonny Rollins, and actress Meryl Streep will receive the 2011 Kennedy Center Honors, the center announced today.
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Johnny D. Guillen Pimentel identified as Fairfax butt slasher suspect
Fairfax County Police say they know the identity of a man suspected in the butt-slashing of at least nine woman at retail stores in the county since February.
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