The Lincoln Theatre, which has been a U Street landmark (right next to Ben's Chili Bowl) since the corridor was known as “Black Broadway,” the venue that hosted three Go-Go Awards events, as well as TMOTTGoGo's 10 Year Anniversary (March 2007), may close its doors...
It's tough being a Washington Redskins fan these days. So, who knows? Maybe this new edition inside of FedEx Field can help 'syce' up the momentum a little bit more. Yep...
STREET SENATORS -- After 32 years on DC radio, Donnie Simpson is leaving the airwaves...
Associated Press — Ben Ali, the founder of Ben's Chili Bowl diner, a landmark in Washington's black business and entertainment district and a frequent stop for politicians and celebrities, has died. He was 82. Ali died of natural causes Wednesday night at his home, restaurant manager...
ForeverDC.com Interviews Ben’s Chili Bowl’s Nizam Ali http://vimeo.com/6706964 Ben’s Chili Bowl is a Washington, DC Landmark. Founders Ben Ali and his wife, Virginia Ali, opened this famous hot dog and chili shop on U Street August 22, 1958. It’s overcome numerous challenges and difficulties to stay in...