Ansel Adams: you may know him from your coffee mug, the calendar in your cubicle, or the motivational print that once adorned the office wall of your school principal or dentist. Continue reading Composing Nature: Ansel Adams at VMFA
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An Afghan family left their home country years ago and resettled in Virginia. Now their family members are stuck in Kabul. With the evacuation by western forces, what remains for them and others still wishing to leave Afghanistan? Continue reading And for those we left behind
This morning, over 130 years after it was installed, the Commonwealth of Virginia finally removed the statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee from Monument Avenue. RVA Mag’s John Donegan and Branden Wilson were on hand to see history being made. Continue reading An end of an era
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I covered the transformative week of protests in Richmond, Virginia that led to its order for removal of Confederate Monuments and resignation of police chief. Continue reading It’s 1:59 a.m. and The Fire Is Still Burning
On a Wednesday afternoon, the space freighter Antares launched from NASA’s spaceport on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. RVA Magazine was on the scene. Continue reading The Things It Carried
Roger Stone came to Richmond. I made quick to warn the masses. Continue reading Stone, Davis & many, many poles.
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On the edge of Hanoi’s old quarter sits the Hanoi Opera House. A relic of French colonialism and an architectural beauty, it presents and accomplishes a perfect draw for tourists — but locals know better. They know what’s behind it. Continue reading With The Bombs Came Bepop
Documentary film The Devil We Know reveals the dangers of many ordinary household chemicals we’ve overlooked — and explains how we got to this point. Continue reading The Chemical Crisis We Knew About All Along
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The continuation of a great story and essential lessons from a guy I otherwise would’ve never met. Continue reading From Prison To Pay-Per-View
Any holiday season, religious or otherwise, is a special time — especially for TV networks. From the ringing of holiday bells to a 17-hour marathon of a killer in a goalie mask hacking people to death, it evokes a rush of nostalgia in viewers, and brings corresponding high ratings to networks. Continue reading Halloween Pick: That Time 90’s Scooby-Doo and The Blair Witch was a thing
