Remember when we all thought he was moving to Arizona?? Well, Roberto Donna has a new kitchen. Here. Not one he owns or finances, but one where we’re thankful he makes the food! Lured back to being a local by La Forchetta owner Hakan Ilhan, Donna… Read More
What’s up with Everymay? After the “most expensive home sale in DC since 2007,” not much has been heard about this 3.5 acre Georgian Revival estate in upper Georgetown. Once a popular rental spot for weddings, galas and other opulent occasions, it was feared… Read More
Historic Georgetown Estate Evermay opened its doors for a special preview Tuesday afternoon in partnership with the S & R Foundation and its Overtures Series. The series, which helps young and emerging artists, features seven artists as part of a special National Cherry Blossom Festival… Read More
“You have accomplished more than I ever will in my lifetime,” said Tina Tchen, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to the First Lady, and Executive Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls. She spoke of the work of Andrea… Read More
Creative cocktail was the ultimate theme of the night. In attire and in every other way. Last Saturday night at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, 11 of the city’s best cocktail creators (read: mixologists) took inspiration from the museum’s exhibited art to created the most… Read More
“Every time you see an O’Neill play, [it’s] like climbing up to the top of a mountain,” said Director Michael Kahn in a recent blog post. “It can be hard work but [it’s] also incredibly rewarding.” In referring to his latest Shakespeare Theatre Company production Strange… Read More
Swimsuit season may be well on its way, but diet and exercise advice were nowhere to be found at the National Building Museum for Monday night’s annual Taste of the Nation benefit for Share Our Strength. Noted one veteran guest, “You have to be strategic… Read More
Disclaimer: This is not an April Fool’s joke. Shakespeare lost all words on Sunday evening at Lansburgh Theatre for the opening weekend of Synetic Theater’s The Taming of the Shrew. Years before the silent film The Artist ran away with big wins at the most… Read More
Coolio! (And not in handcuffs this time.) Yes, that was rapper and former actor Coolio hosting Eden Lounge’s monthly “Saved by the 90’s” party last Saturday night. Coolio — who appeared to be on his best behavior — sipped bottles of Moët Chandon with fans before performing his 1996 Grammy Winning hit “Gangster’s Paradise” in Eden’s Green… Read More
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