by Tierney Sneed in Arts and Entertainment
Reading Clapton: The Autobiography by Eric Clapton is like having a casual conversation with the musical legend. His language is colloquial; his tone is informal. Nevertheless, this simple recounting of his life is both powerful and brutally honest. The start is slow, as Clapton reminisces his modest childhood in Ripley, Surrey, England.
Ballet at the Kennedy Center
by Ria Bailey Galvis in Arts and Entertainment
This Sunday, in an effort to avoid spending four hours at Leo’s or wasting my time watching yet another episode of “Lost”, I decided to go to the New National Theatre Ballet, Tokyo’s Raymonda at the Kennedy Center. After my purchase went through online, I put on my coat and headed out for what was to be one of my best spent $30 at Georgetown.
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