Without the Stage and the Studio, Musicians Are in Limbo, Facing an Uncertain Future
www.washingtonpost.com -Photographer Oliver Contreras asked several D.C.-area musicians: “How has the pandemic affected your life as a musician?”
Side by Side Yet Worlds Apart
www.washingtonpost.com -Elizabeth Nourse’s 1891 painting is so tender, so probing, so lacking in ego that it shames any attempt to find words for it.
‘Design Therapist’ Olga Naiman Addresses the Person, Not Just the Space
www.washingtonpost.com -The fournder of the design company Aparat asks her clients to describe the life they want to lead, and goes from there.
Why Are There Two Monday Night Football Games? Here’s What You Need to Know.
www.washingtonpost.com -First up is a rescheduled game between the New England Patriots and Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, with the Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers following.
When Saving for College, Don’t Just Look at 529s
www.wsj.com -Coverdell Education Savings Accounts are similar, but they offer an additional advantage.
13 Books to Help You Weather the Rest of 2020 and Beyond
www.washingtonpost.com -From baking primers to self-care guides, here’s a look at titles relevant to our unusual times.
Perspective | the Right Formula for Managing a Socially Responsible Company? There Is None.
www.washingtonpost.com -Now that shareholder capitalism is on its way out, let’s not replace one management straitjacket with another.
Perspective | Thinking About Paying Off Your Mortgage Early? Here Are the Benefits — and the Risks.
www.washingtonpost.com -Before paying off your mortgage early, make sure you’re not subject to a prepayment penalty.
Opinion | the Cynicism of Joe Biden’s Minimum-Wage Politics
www.wsj.com -There are better alternatives to help the poor, but $15 an hour would reward friends and punish enemies.
Opinion | Outside Walter Reed, a Misinformation Epidemic
www.wsj.com -The White House feeds a hostile media’s suspicion, and they can’t resist gorging themselves.
Live Shows Are the Heart of Jazz. With Nightclubs Silenced, Musicians Are Keeping Its Spirit Alive.
www.washingtonpost.com -The D.C. jazz scene, one of the most respected in the country, has been challenged by the coronavirus pandemic.
U Street Music Hall, a Star of D.C.’s Nightlife Scene, Shutters Because of Ongoing Pandemic
www.washingtonpost.com -The underground nightclub becomes the biggest music venue in the District to permanently close during the coronavirus pandemic.
U.S. Homes From Coast to Coast Boasting of Greenhouses
www.barrons.com -As buyers seek more outdoor space amid Covid-19, this rare amenity provides options for entertaining and connecting with nature
U.S. Oil Futures Finish Higher for the First Time in 3 Sessions
marketwatch.com -Oil futures rose on Monday, with U.S. prices marking their first gain in three sessions as traders monitored developments tied to President Donald Trump’s…
Edinburgh Businessman in Bid to Become Next President of Central African Republic
www.thetimes.co.uk -To his neighbours in Tollcross, Edinburgh, he’s an unassuming businessman who’s often seen taking his three girls to school and carrying groceries into his modest family flat.Life could soon be very