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Great food and service last night at Liberty Tavern in Clarendon. Liberty tavern proved to have a very energetic atmosphere, excellent wine selections and interesting entree selections. Check out the lamb jus ravioli and the house made sorbets - including a palate cleansing basil sorbet. Delicious!
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Great food and service last night at Liberty Tavern in Clarendon. Liberty tavern proved to have a very energetic atmosphere, excellent wine selections and interesting entree selections. Check out the lamb jus ravioli and the house made sorbets – including a palate cleansing basil sorbet. Delicious!
Video by DC StyleSpot
Today, we are delighted to publish the English translation of an article written by Paul, a loyal PG reader. Ripense is a Roman bespoke label not widely known in France or the United States, but which, according to our reader/reporter, is worth visiting for the impeccable quality of its work on suits, shirts and even shoes.
Ignatious was kind enough to send me a lovely shirt to test out and I’m darn glad he did. It’s of course very well made of a luxuriously dense and fluid but lightweight cotton. It’s also unique, as are all IJ shirts, due to its collar. Joseph constructs only soft dress shirt collars, meaning there is no stiffness at all around your neck.
The sockless look is very much in fashion at the moment. It’s all over the place, from glossy magazine ads to TV to runways. J.Crew, very much the bastion of today’s classic American menswear, has its models sporting Alden bluchers, vintage jeans and no socks.
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Robert Rodriguez created a trailer for Quentin Tarrantino’s “Grindhouse” that turned into one of the best things in that movie. So now comes the full blown project—over the top, outrageous and great fun.
Another in a long line of cheap movies hoping to exploit the “Blair Witch” success. Shot as a documentary, it follows a Louisiana Minister/Exorcist as he explains the tricks of his exorcism trade.
