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DOLLHOUSE
TEASER MAG: THE MUSIC ISSUE
FULL MUSIC ISSUE COMING SOON!
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letter from the editor
B
thing. -Bryan Ferry
ut when you get music and words together, that can be a very powerful
Theres no denying it. Music is that feel good necessity; an art form whose medium is sound and silence. Its the best celebrated art. It can make the mind travel down the road of precious memories. It can create laughs, conjure up new dance moves, and encourage old ones (i.e. the electric slide at weddings). Its the magical thing in this world that can bring people together from all walks of life. From doing the twist to teaching people how to dougie, we have participated in the evolvement of a lifetime. Music is the celebration of art at its finest, so why not indulge in it? This issue we highlight up and coming artists and DJs as they pave their way into one of the hardest industries of all time. We shed light on the legendary icons that have made their marks on musical genres, from tejano music, to reggae, to rock n roll. We also celebrate the idea of giving back to the community. This past June, Dollhouse hosted a fashion show and charity event, in which half of the proceeds earned were donated to the Transitional Housing Corporation, a DC nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of the homeless. I was very fortunate to work with THC staff, all of the models, my interns, photographers, and Chris Barz and Bridge Harrison. We made it happen! Many industry professionals were in attendance, from Jaicee Events to LaToya Brim of Vanity Vintage Styling Co.mpany Needless to say, we had a packed house, and were all about celebration this issue. Enjoy this teaser! This is our first ever double cover issue! With Love and then some,
Matia C. Johnson Editor-in-Chief
Entertainer Chris Barz (left) and MC Thomas Bridge Harrison
Behind the scenes at Transitioning in Style
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CEO/Editor-in-Chief Leigh Johnson Managing Editor Frank Carter Design Director De Lisa Patterson Assistant Graphic Designer Tori Martin Editorial Photographer Syreeta Alexis Stylist & Wardrobe Designer Donisha Adams, Terri McCray, Jessie O., Pia Talwar, Shannon White Staff Writers Brandi Campbell Editorial Hair Stylist LaQuisha Williams Editorial Make-Up Artist Ashley Phillips, Nia Whitlow, Pia Talwar Contributing Staff
Matia Johnson
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B-More Versatile DJ Kris Carter Exclusive By Leigh Johnson Confessions of a Talented Mind A Tre Thomas One-on-One By Leigh Johnson They Got Next: Darren Smith and Flo Anito By Pia Talwar On the 1s and 2s DJ Qwerty On The Spin Tables By Matia Johnson Whos On Your Playlist? The MV in DMV: Happy Hour Hot Spots in MD & VA Music Must Be A Lady Featuring Model Jasmine Cardwell
Love, Lust, & the In-Between

Love in the time of Facebook by Terri McCray Sex Column: What A Man Really Wants by Donisha Adams
Music and Entertainment / Dollhouse
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DJ Kris Carter Exclusive
Versatile
scratching Im still working on it so just know that I am working on it though lol, DHM: Whos your favorite artist of all time? Beyonce hands down. This girl can dance sing act and everything. She does such an awesome job with her shows. Her music is great and some id uplifting for women and shes just great. The only time I got mad at her was when she played in the movie with Idris Elba omg that guy is sexy I was a little jealous but I was like its all good though lol. DHM: If you werent doing this, what would you be doing? I would get into dance as a choreographer or producing. I love dance ever since my parents put me in dance school I just fell in love with it. And the producing I love that as well. I just wanna do anything with music and those are the things I would do. DHM: You grew up in the 90s. What was your favorite kids show? Omg I love Bobbys World, The Animaniacs, Looney Tunes (omg I could watch that all day) I love watching Kenan & Kel, All That, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, The Cosby Show, Hey Arnold; I could go on forever lol. DHM: You are stuck on a desert island, and can have only three albums. What would they be? Thats pretty hard but I would have to pick Jay-Z The Black Album, Beyonce B-Day, and Usher Confessions (the best album ever)
DHM: Do you keep up with your competition? Not really. I know there are some DJs that are better than me and some that may be bad but I just make sure that Im good and I keep the party rocking and if people rock with me then Im happy. I just have fun with it because I love it. DHM: Whats a normal weekend like for you? Usually Im either home going through my music files, practicing, or out in the clubs showing love to my fellow DJs, or having my godson with me. DHM: What kind of advice would you give to any upcoming DJ out there? Practice! Practice! Practice! Its the only way youll get better. And when someone gives you advice just sit and listen. Dont always say you know everything because you really dont. I mean you can have you input but always listen to what someone is trying to tell because it might help you right then and there or maybe later in your life. And always stay humble and never burn your bridges because it may wind up hurting you one day. Also never let your personal feelings get involved in business. It always causes drama. Keep business as business. DHM: Do you have any hidden talents? I dont think so lol DHM: Describe your swag in three words. Hmm I cant even think of 3 words maybe next time if I have a interview
Interview
Words by Leigh Johnson
DHM: When did you first realize your love for music? When I was 6 years and I used to dance for Deves Christian Dance School of Performing Arts. DHM: What is your greatest strength as a DJ? Weakness? To me I think my greatest strength is blending but my weakness is my
because I dont know if they have heard this song yet or if they will like it or not so Im taking chances hoping they will like it and not flip out lol. But Im also thingking about the timing to because I dont want to play the major hot songs early I like to save the best for last. DHM: Youve met a lot of famous people. Have you ever freaked or fainted in front of a celebrity? Naw. I might have been excited to see an artist but I dont flip out. Half the time I dont pay them any mind. I just be chillin. DHM: What are some of the major projects you are working on now? I dont have any big projects going on right now, but to me my big project is practicing to get better in my craft thats about it . DHM: Where do you see yourself in one year? Five years? One year still deejaying and doing more parties and events. In 5 years hopefully traveling around deejaying and opening up my dance school that Ive always wanted and music studio.
later in life Ill definitely have 3 words maybe. DHM: Do you have a guilty pleasure? Coldstones Ice Cream or Ritas. If I could go there every day I would lol DHM: Describe your performance stance. What do you think about
when youre deejaying? As far as my performance I make sure I play all the hits. Thats a must. Especially some of the wold school hits. Im always thinking about what to play next and how Im gonna bring in the song where to play it which part of the song I will play but I dont over think where as though Ill mess up. Sometimes I may get nervous
Confessions of a Talented Mind:
Tre Thomas
T
re Thomas is a contemporary gospel singer, songwriter, producer, and on the verge of making a serious mark on the music industry. Look out world, Tre Thomas is definitely someone to watch out for.
sauce, bacon, McDonalds strawberry banana smoothie. DHM: How did your first live performance make you feel? TT: I was terrified (laughing), but I also realized that performing was something I was born to do. I found a place where I can be me and still be comfortable. DHM: Best advice ever given?
TT: Im strictly a singer. My voice is my instrument. LOL! DHM: Who would you most like to open for? TT: John Legend, Mary J. Blige, Richard Smallwood, and/or Eric Benet. DHM: What advice would you give someone trying to make it into the music industry? TT: My best advice would be to stay true to who you are. Dont ever allow anyone to make you fit into a formula. Be who you aresinger, artist, producer, musicianand people will definitely see your heart and respect your artistry for years to come. DHM: What projects are you working on right now? TT: I am working hard (through my partnership with BLCABlack Leadership Commission on AIDS) to bring awareness to my immediate DMV community in hopes to affect a change in the astounding HIV/AIDS stats. Im working on my sophomore albumIm very excited about how its coming together. I also have my own radio show LoveLudes on Bonnerfide Radio every Monday night at 9pm EST, which aims to bring us back to a place of loveloving God and each other. DHM: Whats your favorite thing about DC? TT: I love the fact that there are so many people in DC from different cultures. It really keeps people on their toes and able to be open-minded to other culturesmusic includedoutside of what might be their norm. To keep tabs on Tres music, tour dates, and more, visit him at www.trethomas. com.
Interview
Words by Leigh Johnson
DHM: Where did you grow up? TT: New Orleans, LA. DHM: How long have you been singing? TT: Since 5 years old. Luther Vandross and Whitney Houston inspired me to study vocal tones, textures and phrasings. Ive been hooked ever since. DHM: Who are some of your musical muses? TT: Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Tweet, Brandy, Eric Benet, R. Kelly, Babyface, Teddy Riley, Richard Smallwood, and Donald Lawrence. DHM: How do you balance a 9 to 5 job with your schedule and aspirations? TT: It can definitely be a challenge, but I think Im able to get through it by keeping everything in its respective place and lane. DHM: What are some of your guilty pleasures? TT: Martin, The Good Wife, apple
TT: Well, Im actually surrounded by a lot of wise mentors and friends, so the best Ive been given is to stay true to myself. Its okay to have influences, but be YOU. Also, to take care of my instrument (i.e. sing properly and get enough rest). The more you care for your instrument, the longer it will last. DHM: Whos the most awesome person youve ever met? TT: Wow! This is a hard one. I think it would be Fantasia. She came to my job one day, and I was trying to fall back and not be a groupie, but she called me out of the crowd and was like who is the fly guy? She was such a sweetheart. I love down-to-earth people! DHM: Whos on your playlist right now? TT: Kelly Price (Kelly), Richard Smallwood (Promises), and Tre Thomas (A Natural Contrast). DHM: What genre of music cant you stand to listen to? TT: Actually, I listen to all genres. You can always find something to take from any kind of music, whether it be lyrical content/style, chord progressions and/ or vocal style/phrasing. Im a wellrounded student! DHM: Do you play any instruments?
They Got Next

DMVs Hottest Music Sensations Words by Pia Talwar
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He credits the diverse DMV area for showing him experiences, both good and bad, that has helped him create his signature sound.
Darren Smith Entertainer
oetSinger. Entertainer. Darren Smith is an artist that knows sheer talent is only a third of what makes an icon. He was discovered at a young age and later developed his craft through hard work and persistence. He credits the diverse DMV area for showing him experiences, both good and bad, that has helped him create his signature sound. He has studied the musical style of Lionel Richie, Mary J. Blige, Donnie Hathaway, Phyllis Hyman and Elton John. Darren finds new and innovative ways to tell a story
through his music with love, hate, anger, and humility; pouring every compartment of his mind, soul, and heart into his music. His debut album In Search Of... was released in December 2010 to rave reviews. Keep an ear out for this artist as he travels the road of success.
Flo Anito
I think my unique voice and lyrics are what make me different. I try to write and sing as honestly as possible.
lo Anito began her singer/ songwriter career at age 16 when she got her hands on her first guitar. As she grew up in Chatham, New York, songwriting came naturally to this young ingnue. Flo has quickly proven herself to be a prolific writer of thought provoking jazzy pop songs in the vein of Jewel, Ani Difranco, and Nellie McKay. I think my unique voice and lyrics are what make me different. I try to write and sing as honestly as possible. Recently selected for the 2010 Artist Roster at the world renowned Strathmore Music Hall, Flo has been more than ever dedicated to the expansion of her career. Her song Uh Oh was one of the five finalists in Cosmo Radios Breaking the Band Contest. Currently, Flo has been promoting her new album, No Dustbunnies, which has been a best seller on CDbaby and Digstation and is getting radio play in New York and Connecticut. Flo has also started playing with a full band with hopes of putting together a European tour. Be sure to keep a look out for Flo and visit her on her website www. floanito.com.
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ou can find a DJ just about anywhere today, from Craigslist to the city corner, theres always someone with a passion for spinning. However, in terms of name originality, we take our hat off to DJ Qwerty, part time DJ/Gym trainer from Virginia. When asked how he came up with his name, he says: Five years ago in college. I would do gigs and a friend of mine would always ask, Hey, dude, did you bring the Qwerty? referring to a computer keyboard. And ever since then it kind of stuck.
DJ Qwerty
Interview
Words by Matia Johnson
DHM: When did you first realize your love for music? DJ Qwerty: Its always been a part of my life, but something that really comes to mind is being in 5th w and hearing a DJ mix on the radio for the first time. I was obsessed with how the DJ was manipulating songs that I knew so well into something completely new. After that I started recording all my favorite tracks off the radio on a dinky cassette recorder and playing them back all the time. DHM: What is your greatest strength as a DJ? Weakness? DJ Qwerty: I read crowds really well, because I try to imagine myself in their shoes when Im DJ-ing. I started DJ-ing in college because I got tired of people screwing up music at parties and clubs. So when Im spinning now I really try to put the set in terms of what is going to work best at that moment to keep people entertained and moving. Weakness? I dont have one! Well if I have to pick one I love music so much I try to play everything during my gigs, different genres, artists, etc. I guess thats not really a weakness! DHM: Whos your favorite artist of all time? DJ Qwerty: Tough question! How about favorite DJ first? Armin Van Buuren, worlds #1 DJ, hes a big part of why I got into DJing. Actually, youll hear a lot of DJs around here say that. I got to see him at Club
Glow (a DC event every week, www. clubglow.com) this spring and it was an amazing experience. DHM: If you werent doing this, what would you be doing? DJ Qwerty: Growing up I wanted to be a sports anchor, but I havent given up on that yet! Modeling or acting seems like it would be fun. DHM: You grew up in the 1990s. What was your favorite kids show? DJ Qwerty: Salute Your Shorts, hands down. The episode where they have the huge water balloon fight across the entire camp was just incredible. DHM: You are stuck on a desert island, and can have only three albums. What would they be? DJ Qwerty: Kanye West College Dropout. I listened to this album the whole way through about 30 times the summer it came out. Sigur Ros Takk , awesome ambient- chill out music, and perfect for long drives or a change of pace. Michael Jackson Thriller,-- absolutely changed pop music forever. DHM: Do you keep up with your competition? DJ Qwerty: I do, and there are a lot of DJs here in DC. If I have a weekend off and I go out I like to introduce myself and exchange cards. I personally think all DJs are on the same team, but some cats like to look at it like a contest. DHM: Do you have any hidden talents?
DJ Qwerty: Hmm...I can hold my breath underwater for a really long time DHM: What do you think about when youre deejaying? DJ Qwerty: Im always scanning the crowd and I love interacting with them while the set is going on, people REALLY get a kick out of that, so I try to be really accessible when Im playing, especially if people are having a good time. During a set my mind is on what I want to play next and how to manage the energy level of the crowd, like if I need to pump it up some more or bring it down for a song or two. DHM: Where do you see yourself in one year? Five years? DJ Qwerty: In one year I hope to have established residencies at the hottest clubs and venues in DC and in 5 years I want to be doing this full time worldwide. Thanks Dollhouse!
Whos On Your Playlist?

SUPER BASS / NIKKI MINAJ LAST FRIDAY NIGHT (TGIF) / KATY PERRY THE LAZY SONG/ BRUNO MARS TAKE YOUR CLOTHES OFF / TIMBALAND FT. MISSY ELLIOT WHAT ARE WORDS / CHRIS MEDINA HIGHER / B.O.B. WHAT THE HELL / AVRIL LAVIGNE I WANNA GO / BRITNEY SPEARS GIVE ME ENOUGH / PITBULL BEST LOVE SONG / T-PAIN & CHRIS BROWN
Album Watch 2011:

1. Artist: Mary J. Blidge Album Name: My Life II: The Journey Continues: Expected Release Date: September 20th 2011 2. Artist: Swizz Beatz Album Name: Haute Living: Expected Release Date: September 13th 2011 3. Artist: Evanescence Album Name: Evanescence Expected Release Date: October 4th 2011 4. Artist: Drake Album Name: Take Care Expected Release Date: October 24th 2011
Weeknight Delights: Happy Hour Spots to Get Into...
Theres more to the DMV than just DC. Maryland and Virginia are on the map too! Check out these fabulous Happy Hour spots in popular demand. Drink responsively.
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Maryland
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Virginia
Blacks Bar and Kitchen

7750 Woodmont Avenue Bethesda, Maryland Monday thru Friday, 4-7pm
Evo Bistro
1313 Old Chain Bridge Rd McLean, Virginia Monday - Friday 4:30 - 6:30pm
8081 Georgia Ave Silver Spring, Maryland Monday thru Friday, 4-6pm
Sidebar
Spider Kellys
3181 Wilson Blvd Arlington, Virginia Monday thru Sunday, 4-8pm
7271 Woodmont Avenue Bethesda, Maryland Monday thru Friday, 4:30-7pm
Jaleo
119 King St. Alexandria, Virginia Monday thru Friday, 4-6:30pm
The Wharf
Music Must Be A
Photographer: Tori Martin Stylist/Designer: Syreeta Alexis Model: Jasmine Cardwell
Lady
Love, Lust, & the In-Between / Dollhouse
Step 1. Be Honest. As mentioned before, a lot of the people who get caught up on Facebook were engaging in devious acts to begin with. Honesty is crucial to any relationship with or without social networking. So even if youve never had a Facebook, Twitter, or Myspace page, honesty is always the best policy.
When you go to someones wall with the intentions of catching them in the act, you almost always find something.
hile websites such as Match. com and eHarmony boast about bringing together thousands of couples, no one is quite sure of the number of relationships that have ended because of social networking sites such as Facebook. The masses seem to agree with pages such as Facebook. Ruining Relationships Since 2004, F A C E B O O K A Relationships Worst Enemy, and I Wonder How Many Relationships Facebook Ruins a Year? Congratulations, people cant seem to juggle both their relationships and social media pages but show no signs of getting rid of either one. So what is it about Facebook that makes it the equivalent of a medieval guillotine for relationships? Could it be the wall to wall feature which allows people to view entire conversations held on their friends walls? Or could it be the mini-feed thats to blame?
Love in the Time of Facebook

By Terri McCray
The truth of the matter is that Facebook, or no other social media site, is not to blame for the multiple relationships that have ended since its creation, we are. For the most those who blame FB for getting caught were out doing things that they had no business doing in the first place. Whether its through Facebook or some other medium, eventually, whatever deceitful acts you were engaged in will come to the surface. Sometimes with these social networks we have the tendency to go digging for dirt, and when youre looking for something incriminating, nine times out of ten, youll find it. When you go to someones wall with the intentions of catching them in the act, you almost always find something. Seek, and you shall find. There are a few that have mastered the art of having a Facebook page while having a loving, healthy relationship, but how, you might ask? Allow me to present you with three patented ways to feed your need to update your friends, associates and probably a few people youve never met before on your daily activities while keeping your significant other happy. Step 2. Be Secure. People tend to get a little insecure about their perfectly happy relationship when the internet gets involved. This is understandable. Something that may seem minor suddenly can seem like the biggest deal in the world when 500 of your friends are tuning in to see. A word of advice, dont go looking for trouble and dont blow things out of proportion. Step 3. Be Quiet! A little discretion goes a long way and perhaps the world doesnt need to know about your boyfriends hairy feet or your girlfriends morning breath. For the sake of your relationship (or even just your own privacy) resist the urge to document your every thought on the internet! More than a few of us have fallen victim to Facebook stalkers; people who watch your page more than you. Why give them something to look at or something they can use against you? Leave something to the imagination, not everyone needs to know everything.
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Q& A
Male
Sex Columnist:
What a Man wants.or at least this one anyway!
adies, ever wonder what a well-to-do man really wants in bed? I mean, really, really wants? Well, ladies, all that brain twisting can stop here. Dollhouse Magazine Contributing Writer, Donisha Adams, caught up with one very edgy and eligible bachelor on the streets of MD who openly laid his sexual preferences out on the table. Only one of many, he speaks volumes loud enough for ladies to take notes, no cut-cards allowed.
DHM: How many times would you have sex in a day if you could?
Interview
Words by Donisha Adams
ST: Well, it would all depend on how much of a sexual mood I was in, but I would like to have the opportunity to see how many times in one day I would or could go until I was 100% satisfied. But on an average day, 3 to 5 rounds are fine, though some days, I would want to sit it out and give my self the chance to miss it for a little bit.
DHM: Do men care about foreplay? Why or why not? ST: Depends on the man, his mood, the occasion, his feelings for the girl, where they are, how much time they have, and so on. While some men can commit to up to an hour of foreplay, there are those who could care less about it and would rather cut straight to the chase. There are guys just as well as there are girls who really delight in pleasing their partners, and get just as turned on at their partners arousal as they would their own. Women however, tend to be a little more interested in foreplay and doing little things to get everything nice, flowing and in the mood. Men are mostly aroused by their visual senses, (thats why strip clubs and porn do so much for us), whereas women are more interested in the rest of the bodys four senses. DHM: Do you care about pleasing the woman? Overall, do you think a lot of men feel this way? Why or why not? ST: Is that a trick question? Pleasing the woman is essential to a healthy sex life. It makes her more interested in next times and in returning the favor or pleasure. But it still goes back to the individual and their relationship. He might be interested in pleasing one girl and be a bit more self-centered in relations to another partner. DHM: Are you adventurous in bed? Would you use props like handcuffs and ropes? ST: Yes, all that is fine! DHM: Do you like to be the dominant one in the bedroom? Why or why not? ST: I like to start off in control and then let her take the wheel and test her skills. If shes worthy, she can apply for any position she wants. Whether shes hired or fired as head boss all depends on her performance of course.
~This column was altered to respect the privacy of the individual. ~ST from Maryland gives us the deets. DHM: What is your favorite sex position and why? ST: On top from the back. I like a woman laying on her front in a position where I have a lot of cushioning and softness when I come down, either rough or slow. Its a perfect position if she is worn out or just lazy... good for turning up the heat too, or ending a round; she cant run if the bed is in the way! DHM: What is one thing you would NEVER try during sex? Why or why not? ST: No penetration or licking from the behind whatsoever. If you are woman into that kind of stuff, you should get help, (laughs) and check your chromosomes if you know what I mean. DHM: How can people improve their sex lives? ST: Do your research, build on what you learn and use your imagination. Compete, role play, tape record, and use music to assists in the type of sex youre going for, whether its fun, romantic, wild, or just stress relief. But as you might infer from my previous answer, I say know your limitations on experimentation. DHM: What is one misconception that women may have about men and their sexual needs? ST: All men are the same, or pleased by the same things. Just like a man should with his woman, a woman should learn her man and what he personally likes. In reality, stereotypes have their reasons for existing, but never make them absolute; there are exceptions to every rule!
Music Exclusive / Dollhouse
Legends Lost: Paying Homage to Musical Icons

From the King of Pop, to the Ivory Queen of Soul, these legends have paved the way for new comers in the industry today. Through their music, they live on. We pay homage to their talent and creativity.
1. James Brown - Godfather of Soul - May 3, 1933 December 25, 2006 2. Elvis Presley - King of Rock & Roll - January 8, 1935 August 16, 1977 3. Selena Quintinilla-Perez - Queen of Tejano Music (Mexican American music) - April 16, 1971 March 31, 1995 4. Michael Jackson - King of Pop - August 29, 1958 June 25, 2009 5. Bob Marley - King of Reggae - 6 February 1945 11 May 1981 6. Teena Marie - Ivory Queen of Soul - March 5, 1956 December 26, 2010 7. Janis Joplin - Queen of Psychedelic Soul - January 19, 1943 October 4, 1970

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FULL MUSIC ISSUE COMING SOON!

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letter from the editor

Matia C. Johnson Editor-in-Chief

Entertainer Chris Barz (left) and MC Thomas Bridge Harrison

Behind the scenes at Transitioning in Style

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Love, Lust, & the In-Between

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DJ Kris Carter Exclusive

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Confessions of a Talented Mind:

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They Got Next

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Darren Smith Entertainer

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Whos On Your Playlist?

Album Watch 2011:

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Weeknight Delights: Happy Hour Spots to Get Into...

Blacks Bar and Kitchen

7271 Woodmont Avenue Bethesda, Maryland Monday thru Friday, 4:30-7pm

119 King St. Alexandria, Virginia Monday thru Friday, 4-6:30pm

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Love in the Time of Facebook

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