Yes, that’s Nelson Mandel’s grandson Kweku Mandela all over town this week, making headlines — of both the fun and philanthropic sort. In town Wednesday night specifically for viewings of “Beyond Right & Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness,” his documentary shown at the Sundance Film Festival, Mandela was… Read More
Richard Sandoval is racking up the restaurants of late, announcing yet another DC destination to open this March near McPherson Square. Toro Toro, a play on both the Japanese word for tuna and the Spanish word for bull is to be a Pan Latin steakhouse concept… Read More
Clown Alley is back. So are the death defying Wheel of Steel, mesmerizing high wire performers and those exotic tamed animals. But get ready for this year’s new acts at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® ‘s Built To Amaze! This year’s show, coming to the Verizon Center March… Read More
Cove is a communal work space for start-ups, freelancers or anyone looking to get out of their living room and into a community. Find out more from Adam Segal at Cove’s 14th Street space:
“I told you this night was like nothing you’d ever seen before. When was the last time you saw a brotha in a suit, tie and wing tips playing the conga??!” laughed ABC-7’s Leon Harris, emcee for the 6th annual DC College Access Program (DC-CAP) DC-CAPital Stars Talent… Read More
“You may have killed my Father, but prepare to… drink,” joked Ynigo Miguez Del Olmo at the Metro Center Marriott Tuesday morning. Alluding to Hollywood’s most famous Ynigo character (from The Princess Bride) as he showed his Mainetes Seleccion wine, Del Olmo was a featured vendor… Read More
Some were surprised when James Beard award-winning chef Fabio Trabocchi announced he was opening his third DC restaurant — Fiola Mare — at Georgetown’s Washington Harbor. Home to the ever playful waterfront-facing Nick’s, Tony & Joe’s and Sequoia, and only recently foodie’d-up by the farm-to-table Farmer’s Fishers Bakers,… Read More
One popular movie in theatre now — based on true bravado — tells the unlikely, but absolutely mesmerizing, story of a group of World War II heroes who raced against time (and the enemy) to preserve 1000 years of culture and achievement… in art. … Read More
Snow makes some put on their stretchy pants and Ugg boots, but for the W Hotel’s fashion A-listers, it had them bringing their extended A-game. Inclement weather caused one of the luxury hotel’s Fashion Week presentations (DKNY) to be rescheduled, and even in the week after the runway… Read More
Blimey! Baltimore’s Heavy Seas Alehouse has dropped anchor in Arlington — giving Rosslyn a destination bar and restaurant that’ll make waves. We walked the plank to bring you a preview of its bites of bounty last week in advance of the restaurant’s opening this Thursday. Things to… Read More
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