America’s Funniest Filthiest Dad made the rounds in DC last week/nd, facing up to Full House fans and getting a little familiar while doing some Capital area comedy. That’s right, Bob Saget was in town making a few personal appearances — first doing an intimate book signing of… Read More
An event is always more sparkly and special when the crowns come out. Neil Alpert, Board President for the Miss District of Columbia Scholarship Organization, thanked dedicated sponsors, benefactors, alumni and all of the others whose efforts have helped make the program a success each year by… Read More
DC is just FULL of low-cost and NO-COST opportunities to get yourself beach body ready! VIDA Fitness and the Capitol Riverfront BID have teamed up to offer a wide selection of free outdoor classes — from Monday, April 28 through the end of August — at Yards Park (located at 355… Read More
Who is Vivian Maier? Now considered one of the 20th century’s greatest street photographers, Vivian Maier was a mysterious nanny who secretly took over 100,000 photographs that went unseen during her lifetime. Since buying her work by chance at auction, amateur historian John Maloof has crusaded to put this… Read More
After studying works on the Corcoran’s walls for years, their work finally gets to hang there. And you can see it… for FREE! The Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art + Design presents the fourth annual NEXT at the Corcoran 2014 (April 10–May 18, 2014), a presentation of the… Read More
“Washington’s most interesting mix of music and politics…” — especially when House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) takes the stage with an instrument! GRAMMYs on the Hill connected talented musical artists with Washington’s political leaders last Wednesday (April 2nd) at the Hamilton (so, not exactly The Hill…) when pop trio… Read More
Thinking of redecorating? Or just love to see what the experts are doing in design? Check out the annual DC Design House, with 29 beautifully designed spaces volunteered by local and renowned talents, all to benefit Children’s National Health System. The 2014 DC Design House… Read More
It should be Spring: time to chase the winter blues away and tone up for summer. But even if the weather is schizophrenic in cooperating, we’ll tell you how to get seasonal in spirit — and build up that bikini body — with special Toned Up Tuesday… Read More
Dr. Francis Collins (above), Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), cited Alzheimer’s as the costliest disease in America at the Alzheimer’s Association National Dinner Tuesday night at DC’s downtown Renaissance Hotel. Collins received an award — the Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Award, reserved for those who make significant advancements in Alzheimer research — for… Read More
The Hyatt Regency was packed with potential Wednesday evening at Running Start’s Women To Watch Awards. Future leaders flocked to the eighth annual event for the non-profit, an organization founded in 2007 to address the political ambition gap and inspire young women to lead. “Of all state and… Read More
