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Paula Wolfert, coping by cooking
A regular revisiting of her old recipes is how the cookbook author is moving forward with dementia.
A D.C. icon opens up about his personal struggles
For the first time, Cool “Disco” Dan speaks at length about his struggles with mental illness.
How the millennials remade Washington
For a decade they’ve fueled the city’s growth, drawn here by jobs and Washington’s good and evil twins — ambitiona nd idealism — and they are having a huge impact.
Farragut Fridays: Millennials’ favorite food court
The end of the week brings a bevy of food trucks to the square along with hungry, young diners.
She puts the active in activist
A runner who changed homeless people’s lives is now changing her own with a killer workout.
They share an unconventional outlook
Two women, one of whom is in a relationship. Where can it go from here?
Mysterious, weird new books perfect for Halloween
The season inspires spine-tingling tales and silly stories.
Carolyn Hax: Finding a middle ground with in-laws
She comes from a quiet upbringing and finds his family overly brash. How can they compromise?
Chris Brown checks into rehab after D.C. arrest
“His goal is to gain focus and insight into his past and recent behavior,” his rep said in a statement.
At long last, meet the new Salamander Resort
We finally get a taste of the luxury Middleburg property, which has opened after a years-long wait.
Perilla looks good in the garden and tastes good, too
Herb’s leaves add flash to flower beds and provide color and minty freshness to a variety of foods.
Christian Louboutin’s new nudes: Heels for every hue
The high-end French shoe designer shows the fashion world that nude comes in more than one shade.
Yelling and spanking are out. So what can parents do?
Harsh verbal discipline is shown to cause depression, behavior issues. What’s left for harried parents?
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