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Indicted New Jersey senator Robert Menendez needs help: He appears to be trying to hire a new speechwriter. According to an ad currently on the Senate jobs page, a "Democratic Senator from New Jersey is seeking a seasoned speechwriter for a fast-paced, creative office." Though there is no mention of Menendez, a representative for the

Take a peek inside the October issue on newsstands now. Read about the best brunch spots, Washington's most powerful women, the fight to save herring, and more.

'The Summer I Turned Pretty' returns for season 2 to continue the saga of Belly, Conrad, Jeremiah, and the beach house they all love. Read our recap of episodes 1-3.

Daniel Smith decided to call his memoir "Son of a Slave"—because, remarkably, that description fit him. His father was born into slavery in Virginia in 1863.

Alison K. Hoagland walks us through the features that define different row house styles in her new book "The Row House in Washington, DC."

Take a peek inside the June issue on newsstands now. Discover the best of Washington, learn about Ruby Corado, read about the Watergate's history, and more.

Watch new documentaries on Fugazi, go behind the lens of a Black DC Native photographer, explore DC's relationship to New Balance, and more.

M3 Music Fest started back in 2008 at Merriweather Post Pavilion, and it's since helped save '80s hair metal.

Take a peek inside the May issue on newsstands now. Explore the area's standup-comedy scene, discover summer escapes, read about Wayne Rooney, and more.

To celebrate the opening of The Atlantis and 44 years of 9:30 Club, the new, 450-person venue will host 44 acts this spring and summer—each with $44 tickets. The lottery to win tickets is open until Friday, April 7 at 11:59 PM. Foo Fighters are playing opening night, but there are 43 other acts to