Can’t live with ’em. Can’t live without ’em. And in Private Lives — the last show of the 2013-2014 season for the Shakespeare Theatre Company — the saying is staged with a little added sauce. This is the finale in a trifecta of audience comedy favorites (don’t forget… Read More
Warning: This steak may require a set of wheels. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is located in Merrifield (near the Mosaic District). You’re tasked with finding a great spot after a day of shopping — except that we already found it for… Read More
“The Drones movies are coming. We’re the first one, but I know that there are films in development now all over,” predicted filmmaker Rick Rosenthal, on hand after a local pre-screening of his Drones at Landmark’s E Street Theatre last week. The military thriller, which Rosenthal… Read More
Thursday night, footballer and philanthropist Pierre Garçon hosted his second annual All-White clothing charity event, benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington (BGCGW) at the Millennium Building. DC Mayor Vincent Gray and Garçon’s new football head coach Jay Gruden were just a few of the recognizable faces on hand to support the cause — creating a stronger generation… Read More
As the humanitarian crisis in Syria enters its 4th year, Actress, UNICEF Ambassador and U.S. Fund for UNICEF National Board Member Téa Leoni came to Georgetown to plead for education programs for Syrian children. Wednesday night, Samar and Will Langhorne hosted a fundraiser in their Georgetown home to benefit UNICEF’s education programs, inviting Leone to speak… Read More
‘Entourage’ actor Adrian Grenier took the stage Thursday evening for a one-on-one interview with Vocus Social Media Explorer/CEO Nichole Kelly at the organization’s annual “Demand Success” conference at National Harbor. The pair discussed how the new era of media empowers opportunities and businesses outside of more traditional… Read More
Because when women do it, they totally do it all the way. This exhibition is the National Museum for Women in the Art’s first large-scale presentation of video art. Beginning today, NMWA will present Total Art: Contemporary Video, the first museum exhibition to focus on women’s impact on the field… Read More
Love the annual Wine & Food Festival at National Harbor? (We do, too!) So we were intrigued when it was announced that the same organizers were adding a new location and event to their roster this summer with The Great Taste of Tysons last weekend.… Read More
Monday night at the opening reception of Millennial Week, four outstanding Millennials were given top honors for their influence on culture, entrepreneurship and social good. During a lively party at the Pepco Edison Place Gallery, awards were given to the people most dramatically shaping the Capital… Read More
Did you know that West Side Storymade its world premiere at the National in 1957 prior to heading to Broadway? Today the landmark American musical returned to its theatrical home at the National Theatre — and stays for one week only, June 3 through 8.… Read More
