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Movie Review: Stoker

Marshall Fine | Posted 04.28.2013 | Entertainment
Marshall Fine

Chan-wook Park's Stoker is audaciously, in-your-face creepy and exhilarating in a way few films have been since David Lynch's Blue Velvet. Because it's not just the creepiness -- but the way Park gets you involved in his world so that you can't look away.

The Price Is Right At Warner Theatre: HuffPost DC Top 5 For October 25

The Huffington Post | Brandon Wetherbee | Posted 10.25.2012 | DC

TOP 5 FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 1. The Price Is Right - Live Stage Show At Warner Theatre Come on down! Seriously! If you want to be a contestant, ...

Rodriguez At Sixth And I: HuffPost DC Top 5 For August 30

The Huffington Post | Brandon Wetherbee | Posted 08.30.2012 | DC

TOP 5 FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 1. Rodriguez At Sixth and I Rodriguez may be the biggest and best famous folk singer that took 40 years to break thr...

Dead Can Dance At Wolf Trap: HuffPost DC Top 5 For August 27

The Huffington Post | Brandon Wetherbee | Posted 08.27.2012 | DC

TOP 5 FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 27 1. Dead Can Dance At Wolf Trap The world music sensation has been together over 30 years. They're currently touring th...

Thirsty For God: A Meditation On Water

Rev. Peter M. Wallace | Posted 05.25.2011 | Religion
Rev. Peter M. Wallace

While you ponder, pray about, and respond to the critical issue of physical thirst, though, take a moment also to consider your spiritual thirst.

Prahlad Jani, Indian Man, Claims To Have Had No Food Or Drink For 70 Years

Telegraph | Dean Nelson | Posted 05.25.2011 | World

Indian military scientists are studying an 82-year-old who claims he has not had any food or drink for 70 years. ...

HuffPost Review: Thirst

Marshall Fine | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Marshall Fine

If there's a problem with Thirst, it's that Park tries to do too many things. Though not completely successful, it's still a bold, wildly juicy film that goes for the throat and never relents.

Vampire Gore Wins Jury Prize at Cannes: Park Chan-Wook's Thirst

Karin Badt | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Karin Badt

I surprised by the jury's decision, as the film has too limited a subtext to justify all the gore, especially after the first hour, when things get really bloody.

Life Cycle: The Hidden Cost of $40 "Bling Water."

Simran Sethi | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Simran Sethi

Life Cycle is a series of posts that looks at the life and death of everyday things. Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on you. In...