Haim are a few short days away from releasing their much-anticipated new album I quit, and the advance singles have all been bangers. I haven’t heard the record yet, but our own Chris DeVille has, and ...

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Toast America’s birthday with fireworks, parades, concerts and other events in and around Washington, D.C.

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The kids understood the assignment “I made it out of a tin can, a balloon and some beans,” said 10-year-old Angelique Cabrera, showing off a drum made from trash.