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Robert Fulton

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  • March comes alive with wall-to-wall basketball

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Wed, Mar 20, 2013

    With March Madness underway, D.C.-based alumni groups from participating schools will be gathering at local watering holes to watch the games. If you're looking for friendly faces, contact the local alumni group of your university to see what's going on. Following is info for a handful of area...

  • Cherry Blossom Festival returns with something for everyone

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Tue, Mar 19, 2013

    The annual National Cherry Blossom Festival is back once again. Opening weekend is approaching, and festival President Diana Mayhew knows not to worry too much about the weather. "I don't have a crystal ball," Mayhew said. "I don't know." What Mayhew does know is that the 101st National...

  • Lisa Loeb returns to 'grown-up music' with new album, tour

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Mon, Mar 18, 2013

    In the nearly nine years between Lisa Loeb's last two full-length albums of what she calls "grown-up music," she released a children's album, wrote a children's book, starred in a reality show, married, gave birth to two children and started her own eye wear collection. So yeah, she's been a...

  • ShamrockFest: Sublime with Rome headlines annual St. Paddy's party

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Thu, Mar 14, 2013

    When growing up in Northern California, if someone in high school didn't bother to wear green on St. Patrick's Day, Sublime with Rome lead singer Rome Ramirez said there was one of two things he and his friends would do. Pinch the girls and punch the guys. Sublime with Rome headlines this...

  • Take 5: Patty Reese, Pablo Francisco and more

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Thu, Mar 14, 2013

    Saturday: Tribute to Chrissie Hynde & the Pretenders at Wolf Trap Tribute concerts abound. There are performances dedicated to Zeppelin, Springsteen and the Grateful Dead, and approximately a kajillion Beatles shows. But the Pretenders? Not so much. On Saturday, area concert promoter...

  • Go green: St. Patrick's Day fun in D.C.

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Thu, Mar 14, 2013

    Jason Feldman was raised in an Orthodox Jewish household. He then married an Irish woman. Considering those two facts, it makes perfect sense that he'd open Star and Shamrock Tavern & Deli, a pub-meets-deli hybrid on H Street Northeast offering the best of both Jewish and Irish...

  • Cowboy Junkies to perform two nights at the Birchmere

    Robert Fulton

    Updated: Mon, Mar 11, 2013

    Canadian band Cowboy Junkies might very well be best known for their hypnotizing 1988 cover of the Velvet Underground's "Sweet Jane," at least in the States. That the band touches upon the occasional cover is something the Cowboy Junkies have always pursued. "We're music fans," said Cowboy...

  • Take 5: Story time at Black Cat, Rusted Root, another Restaurant Week

    Robert Fulton

    Published: Thu, Mar 7, 2013

    Friday: Story League All-Stars Special Anniversary Show at the Black Cat Story League co-founder Scott Shrake doesn't like the term "storytelling" when describing what his group does. He much prefers "true live personal stories told in a nightclub to an audience that's drinking for...

  • Crystal Bowersox talks her new album, Patsy Cline and 'American Idol'

    Robert Fulton

    Updated: Wed, Mar 6, 2013

    Crystal Bowersox is feeling pretty good about things right now. And why not? The singer-songwriter is touring, has a new album due out later this month and will perform the role of Patsy Cline on Broadway this summer. Not too bad for the former "American Idol" contestant. "I'm so grateful...