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Laurence & Chico Spring 2019 – New York Fashion Week
16 September 2018 10:39 PM | No CommentsThe Laurence & Chico sports-inspired Spring 2019 collection featured dancing tulle loofahs and mushrooms in a joyful ode to fashion.
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Where North Koreans watch films: A look into several Pyongyang movie theaters
09 September 2018 1:36 PM | No CommentsThe Pyongyang International Film Festival is a rare opportunity for foreigners to watch movies alongside locals in a select number of theaters.
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Artist Mika Revell: “Unnatural Disasters 2015 – 2017” series
09 September 2018 7:42 AM | No CommentsA selection from Mika Revell's "Unnatural Disasters 2015 - 2017" series displayed at the 2017 LA Art Show featured depictions of Fukushima and Hiroshima.
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2017 LA Art Show: Victoria Roberts
31 August 2018 11:24 PM | No CommentsVictoria Roberts describes her work as "Assemblage Art sculpture using re-purposed vintage and antique parts."
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James Shigeta on his groundbreaking 1959 film, “The Crimson Kimono”
28 August 2018 11:57 AM | No CommentsAt a 2007 event, James Shigeta – who passed away seven years later – talked about working with director Samuel Fuller and the early days of his acting career.
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Spike Lee, Plaxico Burress, Chris Snee, David Tyree on “The Greatest Catch Ever”
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on August 15, 2018 | No CommentsExcerpts from the 2015 Tribeca Q&A for Spike Lee's "The Greatest Catch Ever," focusing on David Tyree's play that won the New York Giants the 2008 Super Bowl. -
WNBA 2018: Mystics quiet the first-place Storm, 100-77
Kwai ChanPosted on August 10, 2018 | No CommentsWith five straight wins, the Washington Mystics are now in third place in the WNBA standings after clinching a playoff berth. -
WTT 2018: Venus Williams snatches victory for the Kastles over the Aviators, 21-20
Kwai ChanPosted on July 28, 2018 | No CommentsWilliams won her game, 5-2, as well as the “Supertiebreaker,” saving three match points in the latter against San Diego's Naomi Broady. -
WTT 2018: The Kastles’ Venus Williams meets the press
Kwai ChanPosted on July 28, 2018 | No CommentsIn her lone press conference of the 2018 Washington Kastles home season, Venus Williams talked about D.C., Tokyo 2020 and how she cannot play basketball. -
WNBA 2018: Delle Donne, Atkins propel Mystics over Sky, 88-72
Kwai ChanPosted on July 20, 2018 | No CommentsElena Delle Donne and Ariel Atkins each contributed 25 points to lead the Washington Mystics (13-8) to an 88-72 victory over the Chicago Sky (7-14). -
WNBA 2018: Mercury ends Mystics’ four-game winning streak, 84-74
Kwai ChanPosted on July 3, 2018 | No CommentsBehind by just four points at the half, the Mystics (10-6) managed to tie the Phoenix Mercury (13-5) three times but eventually lost by 10. -
WNBA 2018: Strong third quarter propels Mystics past Sun, 92-80
Kwai ChanPosted on June 29, 2018 | No CommentsBehind by three at the half, the Washington Mystics (9-5) outscored the Sun (8-6), 33-15, in the third quarter and never looked back. -
WNBA 2018: Mystics respond valiantly but fall short to the Sparks, 97-86
Kwai ChanPosted on June 18, 2018 | No CommentsThe Los Angeles Sparks’ Candace Parker was the game’s high scorer with 23 points. She also tied her career-high in assists with 11. -
WNBA 2018: Sun outplay Mystics, 88-64
Kwai ChanPosted on June 4, 2018 | No CommentsPlaying once again without their star forward, Elena Delle Donne, the Washington Mystics have lost three of their last four games. -
WNBA 2018: Unbeaten Mystics call on Toliver, bench to beat defending champs
Kwai ChanPosted on May 28, 2018 | No CommentsWith a 90-78 victory over the Minnesota Lynx at home, Washington raced out to its first-ever 4-0 start in team history.
