If you think Mardi Gras is only happening on Bourbon Street, the folks at St. Jude Children’s Hospital are here to prove you wrong. The 15th annual St. Jude Gourmet Gala, presented by Hanover, took place on Fat Tuesday and brought all of the glitz,… Read More
The Women’s Board Heart of the American Heart Association Greater Washington Region presented the 65th Annual “An Affair of the Heart” Luncheon and Fashion Show Monday afternoon at the Marriott Wardman Park. Falling during American Heart Month, and reminding the some 1200 guests that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women in the United States, the luncheon and show is an annual staple… Read More
A charity date auction doesn’t work without a hot bachelor. And Saturday’s Run MS auction at Mad Rose Tavern in Arlington certainly had one of those. No, not just any bachelor. A Bachelor. ABC’s Bachelorette/Bachelor Pad star Chris Bukowski was on hand at this weekend’s fundraiser, which brought… Read More
“When I first came here to National Geographic Channels over 14 months ago, Bill O’Reilly’s manuscript of ‘Killing Lincoln’ was in my bag,” reminsced President Howard T. Owens. “It was the first thing I brought in the door. It was the first thing that David… Read More
Saturday night, the Junior League of Washington (JLW) held its Centennial Fête to toast the League’s 100 years of service to the DC community. The black-tie gala, held at the National Building Museum, started with a VIP cocktail reception before continuing with a plated dinner and finished with… Read More
If you can’t stand the heat, you’ll definitely want to stay out of this kitchen! The 5th annual Embassy Chef Challenge, hosted by Cultural Tourism DC, got started at Occasions Caterers this weekend. The private event — which continues with a finale in March —… Read More
Gregory Gerald, an Alum of the Washington Literacy Center, details how the Center helped him to realize his self-worth — and gain a job skill — through overcoming many of his problems with literacy. Now a voracious reader of political papers, Gerald is excited to… Read More
“He’s Good People,” says single and down on her luck Mother Margaret Walsh (played by Tony Award nominee Johanna Day) of her long lost boyfriend Mark (Andrew Long) returned to South Boston perhaps just in time to be the Savior she’s been searching. Not romantically,… Read More
They wore tightie-whities and nighties, long johns and lace. Then add on the capes, caps and other costumery. Saturday afternoon on Pennsylvania Ave. SE, hundreds stripped down to their skivvies, brave enough to bare it all (almost). Some say you’d have to be crazy to… Read More
1776? Apparently it’s about time there was another revolution. Enter Donna Harris and Evan Burfield, founders of a community hub for entrepreneurs they call 1776. It opens (eventually) in an office building across from the Washington Post — and hopes to shake up the city about… Read More
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