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President Barack Obama is launching the nation’s most sweeping effort to curb gun violence in two decades, setting up a legislative fight with a deeply divided Congress that even some of his staunchest allies expect to fall short of its goals. The broad package Obama will announce Wednesday, a little more than a month after the Newtown, Conn., school shootings, is expected to include more than a dozen steps the president can take on his own through executive action. Those measures will provide a pathway for skirting opposing lawmakers, but they will be limited in scope, and in some cases, focused simply on enforcing existing laws. The proposals, based on recommendations from Vice President Joe Biden, will require congressional approval and include a ban on military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition
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magazines along with a requirement for universal background checks on gun buyers. But some gun-control advocates worry that opposition from Republicans and conservative Democrats, as well as the National Rifle Association, will be too great to overcome. “We’re not going to get an outright ban,” Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., said of limits on assault
weapons. Still, McCarthy, a leading voice in favor of gun control, said she would keep pushing for one. White House officials have emphasized that no single measure would solve a scourge of gun violence across the country. But without such a ban, or other Congressapproved measures, it’s unclear whether executive actions alone can make any noticeable difference.
New York’s Assembly on Tuesday easily passed the toughest guncontrol law in the nation and the first since the Newtown, Conn., school shootings, calling for a tougher assault weapons ban and provisions to try to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill who make threats. Gov. Andrew Cuomo pushed hard for the bill, which passed the Senate on Monday night, and signed the measure into law Tuesday. The measure also calls for restrictions on ammunition and the sale of guns. (AP)
Meanwhile, less than 10 miles from Sandy Hook Elementary School, activists gathered Tuesday at a Walmart in Danbury, Conn., to deliver a petition with nearly 300,000 signatures to ask store officials to stop selling rifles similar to the semi-automatic Bushmaster used in the Newtown shooting. “The time is now,” said Lori Haas, a protester whose daughter Emily was wounded in the April 2007 Virginia Tech shootings. ERICA WERNER AND JULIE PACE (AP)
Facebook’s Social Search: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new search feature Tuesday. “Graph search” lets users search their social connections for information about people, interests, photos and places. Until now, Facebook users were unable to search for friends who live in a certain town or liked a particular movie. The new feature allows users to search for friends who, say, live in Boston and like “Zero Dark Thirty.” (AP)
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Police: Gunman Shoots Man, Himself at School Police said Tuesday a gunman walked into Stevens Institute of Business and Arts in St. Louis and shot an administrator in the chest before shooting himself. Police Chief Sam Dotson said the administrator and the gunman were undergoing surgery; he said he didn’t know if their wounds were life-threatening. (AP) NEW YORK
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House Nears Vote on Sandy Aid Washington Supporters of $50.7 billion in relief to victims of Superstorm Sandy easily won an early test in the House and pushed for passage Tuesday night as Republican leaders struggled to close out an episode that exposed painful party divisions inside Congress and out. “We are not crying wolf here,” said Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., part of a group of northeastern lawmakers from both parties seeking passage of legislation roughly in line with what the Obama administration and governors of the affected states have sought. Democrats were more politically pointed as they brushed back Southern conservatives who sought either to reduce the measure or offset part of its cost through spending cuts elsewhere in the budget. “I just plead with my colleagues
Backstory Superstorm Sandy roared through several states in late October and has been blamed for 140 deaths and billions of dollars in damage. The emerging House measure includes about $16 billion to repair transit systems in New York and New Jersey and a similar amount for housing and other needs in the affected area. An additional $5.4 billion would go to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for disaster relief, and $2 billion is ticketed for restoration of highways damaged or destroyed in the storm. The Senate approved a $60 billion measure in the final days of the Congress that expired Jan. 3. (AP)
not to have a double standard,” said Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York. “Not to vote tornado relief to Alabama, to Louisiana, to Mississippi, Missouri, to — with Ike, Gustav, Katrina, Rita — but when it comes to the Northeast, with the secondworst storm in the history of our country, to delay, delay, delay.” A few hours later, conservatives failed in an attempt to offset a part of the cost with across-the-board federal budget cuts.
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Russia Announces Plan For Moon Mission in 2015 Russia will send an unmanned spacecraft to the moon in 2015 from a new launch pad in the country’s Far East, space agency chief Vladimir Popovkin said Tuesday. The mission would take water and soil samples. (AP)
France Expands Support for Mali Officials will triple forces in fight against Islamist extremists Bamako, Mali After a punishing bombing campaign failed to stop the southward advance of al-Qaeda-linked fighters, France announced Tuesday that it is tripling the number of troops deployed to Mali, strongly suggesting that French forces are preparing for a land assault to dislodge the extremists. France was increasing the number of soldiers in Mali to 2,500 from 800, a French official said. The move reverses months of rhetoric in which France had said it would
provide support for a military intervention but insisted it would need to be led by African troops. France plunged into the conflict last week, authorizing airstrikes after extremists began an aggressive push southward. The rebels extended their reach Monday. The militar y chiefs of the nations neighboring Mali met in Bamako on Tuesday, but it has become increasingly apparent that France will be leading the effort. French President Francois Hollande told RFI radio early Tuesday that he thought they would succeed in ousting the extremists in a week, but by the afternoon, he outlined a far longer-term commitment: “We have one objective: To make sure when we leave, when we end this
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French and Malian soldiers move a helicopter in Bamako, Mali, on Tuesday.
intervention, there is security in Mali, legitimate leaders, an electoral process and the terrorists no longer threaten its territory.” BABA AHMED AND RUKMINI CALLIMACHI (AP)
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Armed soldiers are on guard in Paris’ subways, train stations and some of the world’s most recognizable monuments to head off terror attacks after France’s military launched an operation to push back al-Qaeda-linked insurgents in Mali. Since the operation in Mali began Friday, the soldiers have reinforced already tight security with a far more visible presence, patrolling in small groups at malls, beneath the Eiffel Tower and outside the Louvre. Security forces stood on subway platforms and patrolled through pedestrian tunnels and airports in black or camouflage as part of the national “Vigipirate” program. (AP)
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Pakistan on Wednesday blamed Indian troops for killing one of its soldiers along the disputed Kashmir border, the latest in a series of tit-for-tat attacks that threaten to ratchet up tensions between the two nations. Two other Pakistani soldiers and two Indian soldiers have died in the past 10 days in the worst bout of fighting in the area in nearly 10 years. (AP)
Pakistan’s leaders received a onetwo punch Tuesday as the Supreme Court ordered the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf in a corruption case, a nd f i r e br a nd cleric Tahir-ulQadri led thousands in a second day of anti-government protests Pakistani Prime in Islamabad. T he events Minister Raja set the stage for Pervaiz Ashraf took office renewed politilast year after cal crisis in Pakithe courts disstan and sparked missed Yousef accusations that Raza Gilani. the top judge and generals were trying to destabilize the government ahead of parliamentary elections. “We consider it a judicial coup, and it is part of a greater plan to derail democracy,” an adviser to Ashraf said Tuesday. (AP)
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Germany’s central bank will repatriate some of its 3,400 tons of gold stored abroad, a business daily reported Tuesday. The Bundesbank’s reserves, worth about $200 billion, have been stored in the U.S. and France since the Cold War over fears of a Soviet invasion. The bank is under pressure to oversee its gold. (AP)
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REBEL FIGHTERS TAKE AIM AMID CLASHES with government forces Tuesday in Aleppo, Syria. Twin blasts
inside a university campus in the city set cars ablaze and left more than 80 people dead, activists said. Aleppo, Syria’s largest city, has been fiercely battled for by rebel forces in their quest to oust President Bashar Assad.
The average temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, for the world last year, a degree warmer than the 20th-century average, according to new data released Tuesday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says 2012 barely slipped into its top 10 world’s hottest years on record, even as the U.S. smashed its own heat records. (AP)
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Metro Blamed for Lack of App Info Developers say weak information creates tech limitations Washington Developers of transit apps for smartphones say Metro unnecessarily limits the data it provides, and when the transit agency does provide information, it is often sloppy and inaccurate. Their concerns came to light after the popular app NextBus DC suddenly stopped working late last month because of a contract dispute involving the creator of the technology behind the app and
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Different Method Even though many large transit agencies allow NextBus Inc. to provide a direct feed of their customized bus-arrival data to thirdparty developers, Metro does not. Instead, Metro puts the information on its website, where developers retrieve it. (T WP)
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their complaints to Metro in online forums, they’ve gotten little or no response, they say. They point to mistakes in the data that were brought up years ago and have yet to be fixed. In an interview Tuesday, Metro spokesman Dan Stessel defended the agency’s efforts to encourage app development. He said Metro does not make the NextBus data directly available to app developers because “we’re trying not to get locked into one vendor because then you’re locked into just that one.” He said there aren’t problems with its data and that developers who said there are are “mistaken.” DANA HEDGEPETH (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Obama to Use ‘Taxation’ Plates Washington President Barack Obama has decided that the District’s “taxation without representation” license plates will be placed on all presidential limousines starting this weekend, the White House announced Tuesday. In a statement, White House officials said Obama will use the District’s symbolic license plate because he’s seen “first-hand how patently unfair it is for working families in D.C. to work hard, raise
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Last month, D.C. Vote submitted a petition on the White House website urging that the plates be used. As of press time Tuesday, that site had received a total of 3,620 signatures. It needed 25,000 signatures to garner an official White house response. (AP)
Obama refused earlier requests to use the plates during his first term. But W hite House off icials said that the new plates will be on presidential vehicles for Obama’s second term. TIM CR AIG (THE WASHINGTON POST )
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Arab Spring demonstrated that cellphones and YouTube trump truncheons and tanks as dictators fell across North Africa and in the heart of the Arab world: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia, Hosni Mubarak in Egypt and Moamwmar Gadhafi in Libya in 2011.
January 2013
In four years, presidents can age a decade, sometimes two. They turn gray, their faces sag, their voices grow huskier. Whatever sense of control they felt on that first January morning when the crowds’ hopes carried them down Pennsylvania Avenue, quickly runs up against a cold fact: The world stops for no president. As President Barack Obama prepares to shoulder what’s ahead, we look back on 10 trials and changes in his first term, in no particular order.
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The Economic Crisis
The 2008 collapse hurt everyone. Then things got weird. In the months after Obama took office, the nation was dealt a body blow: stocks plummeted, foreclosures mounted, factories closed, jobs evaporated. But even as profits rebounded and stocks proved resilient, unemployment remained high. Basements filled with 20-somethings who had neither careers nor trajectories, the nation’s birthrate dropped to a record low, Europe’s woes provided a warning. Meanwhile, the rich were doing better than they had pre-collapse.
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The Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
President George W. Bush called it part of a war that might never end, a war not against a country, but against terrorism. For the nine years of the “war in Iraq,” debate raged over what would constitute a win. Obama campaigned on a promise to end that war and win the one in Afghanistan. When we finally declared the end to fighting in Iraq, we had neither ended terrorism nor created a vibrant democracy. Then, Obama doubled down on Afghanistan, where we lost thousands of our men and women and spent ourselves into unfathomable debt. In the end, though, American power and ingenuity finally got Osama bin Laden.
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Gay Marriage
It was the biggest shift in social attitudes since the civil rights movement. But this revolution of private persuasion occurred at home, in kitchens and living rooms. By the time laws and votes started piling up, the change was pretty much done. When Obama announced what most people had long assumed — that he supported the right of men to marry men and women to marry women — there was little shock.
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Natural Disasters
Storms with the names of sirens, Sandy and Irene, altered coastlines. Tornado outbreaks destroyed towns. A tsunami ravaged Japan. A quake jostled Washington. Although bizarre weather events don’t prove that the planet is warming, experts say climate change in the form of warmer sea temperatures contributed to the recent megastorms.
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The Affordable Care Act
The history of economic security is a story of slow expansion of the minimum we think people need to get by. Mass marches on Washington coupled with the Great Depression yielded Social Security. Three decades later, Lyndon Johnson formed Medicare and Medicaid. Then Obama asked Americans to see health care as a basic right for all. Obamacare aroused horrified visions of American socialism, but some provisions proved popular, such as keeping young adults on their parents’ policies.
American history offers this constant: When times get tough, the frustrated turn back to the principles that got us started. The tea party flared, fed by cynicism about Washington. Then came Occupy Wall Street, cynical about corporate powers. But both soon began to drift.
Wall Street and the banks had received federal support in their time of need, so when GM and Chrysler started into their death spirals in 2009, Obama lavished them with billions. Many objected, but the automakers survived.
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad in 2010, it seemed to be the culmination of his 1983 dream to “put an incredibly great computer in a book.” New gadgets brought people together digitally but atomized our lives.
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Gun Violence
In 2009, a psychiatrist was accused of killing 13 and injuring 32 on a Texas Army base. In 2011, a college dropout in Arizona killed six and injured 13, including U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords. Last year, a gunman killed 12 and injured 58 in a Colorado movie theater. And last month brought Newtown, Conn., and the murder of 20 children, their teachers and a mom.
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Right-hander Rafael Soriano saved 42 games with a 2.26 ERA in 67⅔ innings replacing the injured Mariano Rivera as the Yankees closer last season.
Nationals, Soriano Agree to Deal Right-hander joins promising bullpen for NL East champs Nationals Reliever Rafael Soriano and the Washington Nationals reached agreement pending a physical on a $28 million, two-year contract that includes $14 million in deferred money, a person familiar with the negotiations told the Associated Press on Tuesday. Speaking on condition of anonymity because the deal was not yet official, the person said Soriano’s contract contains a $14 million option for 2015 that would become guaranteed if he reaches 120 games finished over 2013 and 2014 combined. Soriano, who turned 33 in December, would join a Nationals bullpen that already includes Drew Storen and Tyler Clippard.
Welcome to the ’Pen Rafael Soriano is added to an already solid bullpen that had the third-best ERA (3.23) in the National League in 2012.
Drew Storen: Other than that ninth-inning debacle in Game 5 of the NLDS, Storen returned well from an elbow injury. He posted a 2.37 ERA in 37 appearances in 2012, a year after having 43 saves. Tyler Clippard: After making the All-Star Game as a setup man in 2011, Clippard, right, filled in nicely at closer during Storen’s absence last year, saving 32 games. Ryan Mattheus: The right-hander was second on the team with 18 holds and posted a 2.85 ERA last year. Henry Rodriguez: While being wildly inconsistent, his fastball can hit triple digits. That’s worth something … right? (E XPRESS)
Both of those right-handers closed games for the NL East champions last season. Storen blew the save in Game 5 of the NLDS against the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing four
runs in the ninth inning. A one-time All-Star, Soriano had 42 saves and a 2.26 ERA for the AL East champion New York Yankees last year while filling in for injured
closer Mariano Rivera, who plans to return from a knee injury this year. Soriano decided in October to decline a $14 million option for 2013, taking a $1.5 million buyout from the Yankees and entering free agency instead. Washington will lose its firstround draft pick in this year’s amateur draft, while the Yankees will gain an extra pick after the first round as compensation for losing Soriano. The right-hander signed his old contract with the Yankees after saving a career-high 45 games for Tampa Bay in 2010. Soriano began his tenure in New York as a setup man, and ended up getting the bulk of his work in the seventh inning in 2011. But he wound up taking over as the closer after Rivera was hurt. In 11 major league seasons, Soriano is 15-24 with 132 saves and a 2.78 ERA with four teams, including the Seattle Mariners and Atlanta Braves. HOWARD FENDRICH (AP)
“Emotional” doesn’t come close to describing Lance Armstrong’s conversation with Oprah Winfrey — an interview that included his confession about using performance-enhancing drugs to win seven Tour de France titles, Winfrey said Tuesday. She recounted her session with Armstrong on “CBS This Morning” and promoted what has become a two-part special on the Oprah Winfrey Network. “I don’t think ‘emotional’ begins to describe the intensity or the difficulty he experienced in talking about some of these things,” Winfrey said. (AP) COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Virginia Tech QB Thomas Coming Back Next Year Virginia Tech quarterback Logan Thomas is returning for his senior season. The 6-foot-6 junior told the coaching staff on Tuesday, the final day to declare for the draft. He said: “I love the university, I love the people here, all my friends are still here, and ... I think I need some work to do.” (AP)
TV Lineup WIZARDS (10 P.M., CSN) John Wall’s back, and the Wizards are on a threegame winning streak. They will try to add to their season-best streak when they face the Kings in Sacramento. NBA (10:30 P.M., ESPN) The Heat are just 8-9 on the road this season and head to Oakland, Calif., to play the surprising Warriors.
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Pointing to Turnovers as Problem Maryland has lost two straight after strong start to year
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For the first chunk of the season, Maryland’s penchant for turning the ball over could be dismissed as a minor flaw, attributable to the team’s youth. Despite the turnovers, the Terrapins were also piling up assists and wins. Now, three games into the ACC schedule and with the Terps stinging from consecutive losses, the turnovers remain but the assists are gone. And the blame has found its way to the point guards. In losses to Florida State and Miami, junior Pe’Shon Howard and freshman Seth Allen combined for just three assists. The offense played without rhythm, and the Terps turned in two of their three lowest-scoring outputs of the season. The 47 points that Maryland (13-3, 1-2 ACC) mustered Sunday night were its fewest in 46 games, dating to the second game of the 2011 season. “Our point guard play hasn’t been good enough. It’s pretty obvi-
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Point guard Pe’Shon Howard has just two assists in the Terps’ past two games.
ous the last couple games,” coach Mark Turgeon said. “It’s not going to change overnight. It did change overnight, from good to not so
good, but we’re addressing it.” One possibility that Turgeon is considering is reinserting sophomore Nick Faust into the point
guard mix. Earlier this season, the coach opted to have Faust focus solely on playing shooting guard. But with Howard and Allen scuffling and Faust failing to score with consistency, Turgeon is close to making a move. “We actually practiced Nick at point last week. It’s just really hard right now, not a lot of practice time, a lot of games piling up on us,” the coach said. “He knows the position, he wants to play it, and it’s something we’re looking at most definitely because he’s not scoring the ball. … It might be an option we go to on Wednesday.” The Terps host No. 14 N.C. State (14-2, 3-0) on Wednesday. The Wolfpack are riding a 10-game winning streak punctuated with Saturday’s upset of top-ranked Duke. The Terps will be aiming to regain confidence and a semblance of flow to their offense. “We’ve got to get it figured out,” Turgeon said. “But we’ll be f ine. K ids bounce back .” DEREK TURNER (FOR E XPRESS)
Runaway Win Is Much-Needed Change of Pace Hoyas Hoops A win can go a long way. After losing its first two Big East games, Georgetown enters Wednesday’s game against Providence coming off a much-needed Big East victory. The Hoyas (11-3, 1-2) rebounded from their worst home loss in 41 years — a 73-45 defeat to Pittsburgh — by soundly beating St. John’s 67-51 on Saturday. “You lose a couple of games and sometimes you feel like you’re never going to win another game,” coach John Thompson III said after Georgetown’s first victory of the new year. “Our guys responded
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today, up and down the line came in and did their part. … We played well. It was fun.” The players also responded without the presence of Greg W hittington and must do so again against Providence (9-7, 1-3). Georgetown’s second-leading scorer and rebounder remains suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules, Thompson said. Unlike other times this season, Georgetown dictated the game’s
cadence against St. John’s, quickly moving the ball into scoring position. The shot clock rarely dropped below 20 seconds before a shot, quality ones at that, went up. “We always want to play a quick tempo,” Thompson said. “We got stops, we got rebounds which allowed us to push the ball, and for the most part our guys made pretty good decisions.” Outrebounded by two boards on the season heading into Saturday’s game, Georgetown finished with a dominating 42-28 rebounding advantage against St. John’s. Freshman guard D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera grabbed a career-
high 10 rebounds, and seldom-used swingman Aaron Bowen played a career-high 16 minutes. “Everyone who got in there did their job,” Thompson said. “I think our team came to play today as a unit, as a group.” In Wednesday’s game, it will take a team effort to slow down Friars guard Bryce Cotton. The 6-foot-1 junior leads the Big East in average points per game (21.6) and scored 23 points in Sunday’s win over Seton Hall. Georgetown has seven straight victories over Providence and has not lost at home in the series since the 2004-05 season. BENJAMIN STANDIG (FOR E XPRESS)
Welcome Return for Lumpkins College Hoops Stephen Lumpkins admits the conversation he had with American basketball coach Jeff Jones in June 2011 was not a pleasant one. 7:30 P.M. Wednesday
After averaging 13.5 points and 8.2 rebounds per game for the Eagles as a junior in 2010-11, Lumpkins was drafted as a pitcher in the 13th round of the MLB draft that June by Kansas City — even though he had not played baseball since high school. He signed a contract with the Royals. “They made a better offer than I thought I would get. It was a quick decision,” Lumpkins said. Jones never saw it coming. “It came as a surprise for everybody,” the coach said. “To be honest, the communication could have been handled a little better on his end.” After parts of two seasons of pro baseball, Lumpkins returned to American this academic year. As a senior forward for the Eagles, he’s averaging a team-high 14.9 points and 9.1 rebounds in the first 16 games. “He has been a bright spot for us,” Jones said. “He has carried the lion’s share of the offensive load.” The Eagles play their first Patriot League home game on Wednesday against Lehigh. “I really missed playing [basketball]. I am embracing the second chance I have been given,” Lumpkins said. The 22-year-old played pickup basketball just “two or three times” at home with friends while he concentrated on baseball. In two seasons in the Arizona League, Lumpkins had an 8.27 ERA in 15 games. DAVID DRIVER (FOR E XPRESS)
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Cartoon Crossover Dear fans of FX’s “Archer,” when you tune in to the cartoon’s fourthseason premiere Thursday at 10 p.m., it’s going to look a little weird. Do not adjust your television sets. In a cunning crossover, “Archer” opens with a shot of Bob’s Burgers, which comedy fans will recognize as the setting of the other animated show wherein star H. Jon Benjamin voices the title character. Inside, a mustachioed Sterling Archer is flipping burgers and saying his name is Bob Belcher. By Rudi The scene is animated Greenberg in the style of “Archer,” but features characters (and voices) from Fox’s “Bob’s Burgers.” It turns out that Archer ran away from home — and his job as a secret agent — and is suffering from amnesia. What could have been a 30-second gag about how Benjamin voices two similar-sounding cartoon characters is instead deeply integrated into the storytelling. It’s the kind of smart, hyper-referential comedy that “Archer” has perfected over the years. (See also: Archer’s frequent references to the song “Danger Zone.”) Next week, “Archer” gives fans of FX’s “Justified” another crossover (in the form of guest Timothy Olyphant) that is much subtler, but, when you pick up on it, is even more rewarding. For more of Rudi’s comedy musings, follow him on Twitter: @rudigreenberg.
Album Review The move from mixtape to majorlabel album is a tricky one. In hiphop, the risk of releasing an overly commercial official debut is the new sophomore jinx. Some great rappers — B.o.B, Wiz Khalifa, Wale, Big K.R.I.T — have suffered from the label debut yips. Those who manage to escape the curse find themselves in an elite class, and 24-yearold Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky has joined these esteemed ranks.
ting production and lyrical delivery above all else, a style some say isn’t intellectual enough — at least not for a rapper from New York, one whose mother named him for a hip-hop legend (he was born Rakim Mayers) and who, as an adolescent, watched his father go to prison and lost his
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brother to a bullet. But the lightness for which Rocky is often blasted is what helps him nail this release. Knotty lyrics about partying and fashion combined with psychotropic production — isn’t that what commercial hip-hop in this day and age is all about?
Careful listeners will find that his music isn’t so much celebratory as darkly exultant. From his impeccable ear for chilling beats (see Clams Casino’s car-ad-on-Quaaludes track for “LVL”) to his insistence on dropping gun references (even on the Skrillex-produced party jam “Wild for the Night”), his life experience comes through in his art. Despite the perception of Rocky as favoring fluffier material, there is really only one moment of pure mindlessness on “Long.Live.A$AP.”
Careful listeners will find that A$AP Rocky’s music isn’t so much celebratory as darkly exultant.
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“Long.Live.A$AP” arrives after a year of delays, and while it is not a magnum opus, it’s not a disappointing grab at crossover success, either. The opulent beats and incredible feats of rhyme that defined Rocky’s critically acclaimed 2011 mixtape “Live.Love.A$AP” remain. He continues to take flak for put-
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“Fashion Killa,” an appreciation of ladies’ clothing, seems like Rocky’s attempt to nab a performer slot at a Victoria’s Secret show: “Her attitude Rihanna, she get it from her mama/She jiggy like Madonna, but she trippy like Nirvana,” Rocky raps. Not exactly groundbreaking stuff — but the man does have a reputation to uphold. SAR AH GODFREY (THE WASHINGTON POST )
Notable recordings from the world of pop music selected by the Washington Post’s Chris Richards.
Small-Town Band Moves to Big City
A New Charm From Destiny’s Child
When promising small-city rock troupes relocate to New York, they’re often skateboarding into a band-gobbling black hole of anonymity. Not so in the case of Texas-turned-Brooklyn band Parquet Courts, whose deeply likable new album, “Light Up Gold,” is wordy, messy and instantly charismatic. “Stoned and Starving” is the album’s smartest cut — a rambling rock tune that finds these guys willing to ridicule their new environs and themselves. What could be more rock ’n’ roll than that?
There are bands that reunite for Coachella and there are bands that reunite for the Super Bowl. If you don’t know which category Destiny’s Child fits in, you haven’t been paying much attention to the group’s leader, Beyoncé, who seems to operate exclusively in grand gestures lately. Maybe that’s why the new Destiny’s Child single, ”Nuclear,” feels so charming. It’s the trio’s first release in eight years, and it isn’t grand at all. Produced by Pharrell Williams, its drum beats mimic Baltimore club music, while the ladies’ airy vocal melodies feel as effervescent as spa music.
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Silly Love Songs Eric Benét knows he has a winning formula: Are there people who don’t appreciate a handsome man crooning in falsetto about how he can’t live without you? Benét is the grown-up (and condensed) version of every boy band that girls have ever swooned over, with enough Al Green-ish R&B influence to keep him from being a guilty pleasure. Howard Theatre, 620 T St. NW; Wed., 8 p.m., $55-$60; 202-803-2899, Thehowardtheatre.com. (Shaw)
Don’t Expect To See Doublets The Shakespeare Theater isn’t known for being particularly experimental with its interpretations of the Bard, but this afternoon it’ll host a punk-dance version of Shakespeare’s epic poem “The Rape of Lucrece.” The show originates with one of D.C.’s bravest companies, the tiny Taffety Punk. Shakespeare Theatre’s Sidney Harman Hall, 610 F St. NW; Wed., noon, free; 202-547-1122, Shakespearetheatre. org. (Gallery Place)
High-Strung For decades, banjos summoned memories of either Smithsonian Folkways recordings or “Deliverance.” But banjos have made a comeback in recent years. Tonight, a collection of some of the world’s best banjo masters — including Bela Fleck, left — will show aspiring pickers how it’s done. Birchmere, 3701 Mt. Vernon Ave., Alexandria; Wed., 7:30 p.m., sold out; 703-549-7500, Birchmere.com.
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Modern Family Jay and Gloria go all-out to give Manny a surprise birthday party, where it turns out there are enough surprises for everyone. Phil and Claire fret about the new guy in Haley’s life. Cam is jealous of Mitch’s bond with Lily. Bobby’s Dinner Battle After scouting Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, northern New Jersey and New York for outstanding home cooks, master chef Bobby Flay, right, chooses three teams per city to compete against each other to be crowned their city’s best. (TRIBUNE MEDIA)
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cycle. When you travel west, you gain several hours, so your day is extended and your body gets the extra time it naturally wants. But when you travel east, your day is shortened; that makes it harder to adjust, Jain says, because your body has to cut its natural cycle even further. If you’re heading east, aim for an evening arrival. “You can do some work on the plane; then when you arrive, you’re tired from the travel and you can have a quick dinner [at the new dinnertime] and be ready to sleep,” Jain says. All of that helps you align with the new time schedule. CHRISTIE ASCHWANDEN (THE WASHINGTON POST )
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The space shuttle Columbia blasts off for what turns out to be its last flight. It broke up during its return descent Feb. 1.
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Know Your Idol Before Getting Her Tattooed on Your Arm Megan Fox told Esquire magazine she wanted to be like Marilyn Monroe and even has a tattoo of the late actress on her arm, but she has now begun the process of having it removed. The 26-year-old said she read about Monroe’s “difficult life” and is no longer “interested in following in those footsteps.” Fox said she now admires Ava Gardner, who spoke her mind and “had power.” (AP)
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Because Most Weddings Are Quiet and Without Food
TELE VISION
Jessica Simpson is set to star in a pilot presentation for an NBC sitcom based on her own life, Deadline.com reports. “I often find myself thinking that no one could ever make up the things that actually happen in my life — so between the real-life elements and a great team of writers, I think we’ll have people laughing,” Simpson said. (EXPRESS)
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Kim Kardashian was surprised to find out she was pregnant because doctors had told her she had fertility issues similar to her sister, Khloe. (Khloe has not yet been able to conceive with husband Lamar Odom.) “I think it’s just such a blessing knowing my circumstances,” Kim said on the “Today” show Tuesday. Her first child with boyfriend Kanye West is due in July. (EXPRESS)
HIDDEN AGENDA S Lindsay Lohan pleaded not guilty
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Tuesday (via her attorney) to three misdemeanor charges related to a car crash and was ordered to appear in court for a hearing later this month. Lohan is charged with lying to police, reckless driving and obstructing police. Police suspect Lohan was driving her sports car when it slammed into a dump truck while she was on her way to the set of “Liz & Dick” in June. (AP)
“Modern Family” actress Sofia Vergara hasn’t had enough time to plan her upcoming wedding to Nick Loeb, 37, but she expects it to be an over-the-top party. “If I’m going to do something, it’s going to have to be a big event,” she told People magazine. Vergara, 40, says the wedding will have “music, dancing, a lot of food” — but not many toasts. (EXPRESS)
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