Parkour for older folks awakens body and mind
(John McDonnell / THE WASHINGTON POST)
It’s riskier than a treadmill, but it does awaken some long-dormant skills.
Istanbul’s sights: The bazaar, Bosporus and tear gas
The ongoing turmoil in Turkey added a political flavor to a family vacation.
Mark Mitchell amassed one of the most important black history collections in the country
One of the most surprising aspects of the collection might be the collector himself
Date Lab: Live from D.C., a match made by Wendy Rieger
NBC news anchor picks couple with mutual love of sports
Athletes of all ages should take care
Injured pros Bryce Harper and Robert Griffin III want to get back on the field. Sometimes it’s better to wait.
Carolyn Hax: Navigating issues related to weight
One writer worries about Mom’s health; another considers weight-loss surgery, but a friend is not supportive.
Briefly: Dolce
Who had it worse -- the Italian designers, who could face jail over tax evasion, or the American celebrity foodie, who acknowledged using racial slurs?
A 50th birthday bash in Vegas
“Elvis needs a vodka tonic!” The author, his wife and their best friend celebrate their 50th birthdays in the city that never lets you sleep.
Fashion
Rain and mud dictate fashion at Governors Ball
Poncho-chic dominates, at least early on during the rainy weekend
A parenting lesson from an unlikely source — our dog
MOMSPEAK | In dealing with our dog, I saw in my sons the fathers they will one day be.
How Milk and Its Products Get to You
Learn how milk gets from the farm to your table.
Lifestyle Videos
A peep is worth a thousand pictures
Resident “Peeps editor” Tracy Grant describes the marshmallow-stuffed recipe for a winning entry.
Wolf Blitzer bids Kate Bolduan goodbye
CNN’s Kate Bolduan will start Monday as the youngest morning anchor on a major television network, on a show called “New Day.”
‘Anything Goes’ at the Kennedy Center
Roundabout Theatre Company’s ‘Anything Goes’ is at the Kennedy Center until July 7.
Storytellers: The Eye of Gaiman
While visiting D.C., bestselling British author Neil Gaiman offered his take on Official Washington during a conversation at the National Press Club with Michael Cavna, The Washington Post’s “Comic Riffs” columnist.Elsewhere in Lifestyle
