Before the late, great Paul Newman was an outlaw, an eater of multiple eggs or a Connecticut salad guy, he was a Shaker Heights son of a sporting-goods store owner, half Jewish and half Catholic but all dramatics (starting with a school play role at age 7).
In honor and tribute to Newman and in particular his fifty-year marriage to actress Joanne Woodward, we hope to inspire a few great pairs with this week's hot spots:]]>
Movie fans mourning Paul Newman in DC can head out to NoVa this weekend, where new-ish Arlington gastropub EatBar is celebrating his life with a Paul Newman movie marathon.
On Sunday, the venue will be screening "The Sting," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "Cool Hand Luke," "The Towering Inferno" and "Slapshot."
"Cool Hand Luke deviled eggs" will be on hand for refreshments, as well as complimentary Newman's Own popcorn. Beer sales will go to support Hole in the Wall Camps, an organization Newman founded to send seriously ill children to summer camp.
Related Stories:
· Eatbar [Official MySpace Site]
· Paul Newman Fest at EatBar [Zagat]
· Paul Newman, a Magnetic Titan of Hollywood, Is Dead at 83 [NYT]
· Movie Travel coverage [Jaunted]
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