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In D.C., Trump "will stand tall in an immersive recreation" of the White House Rose Garden.
And a Republican hasn't even moved into the White House yet.
More than 150 artists and celebrities are either supporting or attending the march.
The narrative's cutesy tenor may lull the audience into a false sense of security, but the play trades in more shades of gray than its colorful exterior would suggest.
It's a slow week because of the inauguration, but there are still plenty of options.
He is addressing Chelsea Manning, Russia, and the transition of power.
Each group is responsible for its own tone and tactics, which will range from more symbolic actions, like a flash mob, versus "higher risk options."
D.C. coders exceeded their goal of $2,000 in just seven hours.
Also "greater than fear” and “protect each other.”
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Roads will be closed as early as 4 a.m. tomorrow.
Plus, The Dabney is getting a basement bar, Vince Gray and Muriel Bowser are already poking at each other, and more in the news.
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Plus, Marla Maples wants to pay D.C. hairdresser in exposure, and more news.
Two groups are teaming up to twerk against homophobia.
It remains to be seen if the county executive will veto it over fears of the impact on local businesses.
Everything from all-you-can-eat pizza to a female bartender takeover, many with money going to good causes.
"To create a connection between MPD and the Muslim community, to establish this trust, to have them get to know one another so there's an understanding there, I just think that its a good idea now to get ahead of this," says Ward 3 Councilmember Mary Cheh.
There's now a GoFundMe to help the historic restaurant with its legal fees.
There's plenty of other music to check out as well.
