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'Homeland' episode 2.05: 'Q&A' Oct 29th 2012, 12:07 As Carrie tracks Brody, Ned Martel will be tracking their every move in weekly recaps of Showtime's Emmy Award-winning series "Homeland." Check back each Monday morning to join the conversation on one of TV's best nailbiters. Read full article >> Jon Huntsman's daughters, off the campaign trail but still on the scene Oct 29th 2012, 09:00 A year ago, it's safe to assume, the breakout stars of the GOP primary didn't envision spending one of the final 10 days of the 2012 race as VIP hostesses at a suburban boutique opening. But if you were looking for a touch of sideline melancholy at Tysons Galleria on Saturday — well, that's just not how the "Jon2012 Girls" roll. Read full article >> In other news: Clintons celebrate Hillary's 65th in Connecticut; Lil Wayne grounded by illness Oct 29th 2012, 04:00 • An unsuspecting wedding party in Connecticut encountered some VIP crashers this weekend — Bill and Hillary Clinton, who happened to be celebrating her 65th birthday at the same resort, the Mayflower Inn in the town of Washington. The ex-POTUS naturally made a point of greeting the bride, groom and all their guests, and the Clintons were seen lingering late in the lobby, listening to a jazz combo and playing cards. Chelsea and Marc Mezvinsky also joined for part of the weekend. Read full article >> 'The Walking Dead': Hello, Governor Oct 29th 2012, 03:22 A weekly analysis of (some of) the gory details in the latest episode of "The Walking Dead." After the first two episodes in this still-young third season of "The Walking Dead," I needed a break. A break from the prison, a break from Hershel's health issues, a break from the non-stop zombie murder spree, a break from the sheer Grimes-ness of it all. Read full article >> Washington Ballet's 'Dracula' swoops, slithers with blood-curdling style Oct 29th 2012, 00:51 With the growing threat of an invisible swirling menace in the air, poised to suck away our power and leave us huddled in the dark, the mood this weekend was perfect for "Dracula." Hurricane Sandy had already spooked us. So on Saturday night, we were well on our way to Creepsville even before the titular vampire took his first steps in the Washington Ballet's production of the Gothic ghost story. Read full article >> Cornelius Meister and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Brilliant Brahms and Mozart Oct 29th 2012, 00:51 The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra was tuned up and ready to go Saturday at the Music Center at Strathmore, but the hall had to wait during a suspenseful minute for the evening's guest conductor and two string soloists to emerge from the wings. Read full article >> Donna Leon's 'The Jewels of Paradise' still shines without her Commissario Brunetti Oct 29th 2012, 00:29 It may take a few chapters beforeDonna Leon's avid readers get over their disappointment in her latest mystery. All looks molto bene at first: Venetian setting? Check. Insider descriptions of Italian food and architecture? Check. Corrupt officials and brutal criminal bottom-feeders? Check, check. Read full article >> Hurricane Sandy closings and cancellations in the D.C. area Oct 28th 2012, 03:16 [This post has been updated] This just about sums up where we're at. With no Metro or Metrobus service, no federal government and schools everywhere closed at least through Monday, it's wise to assume that whatever your after-work plans were for tomorrow, they're likely canceled. Read full article >>

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