Cirque du Soleil‘s resident sexy spider said the hardest part of touring with the circus-inspired group whose latest show focuses on the lives of insects isn’t the jaw-dropping acrobatics or stunning visuals: it’s the traveling. “I’m excited to see what I can do while I’m here,” Robyn… Read More
Cirque du Soleil‘s resident sexy spider said the hardest part of touring with the circus-inspired group whose latest show focuses on the lives of insects isn’t the jaw-dropping acrobatics or stunning visuals: it’s the traveling. “I’m excited to see what I can do while I’m here,” Robyn… Read More
Ward 2 City Councilman Jack Evans stoppedby in the middle of his run to introduce TBD EditorErik Wemple, at right Lynly Boor with Em Hall, Blogger at MetroVentures.com – a TBD contributor Billy Martin – owner of the famousBilly Martin’s Tavern Sally Quinn listens in… Read More
Ward 2 City Councilman Jack Evans stoppedby in the middle of his run to introduce TBD EditorErik Wemple, at right Lynly Boor with Em Hall, Blogger at MetroVentures.com – a TBD contributor Billy Martin – owner of the famousBilly Martin’s Tavern Sally Quinn listens in… Read More
Select guests got a sneak-peek at Bethesda’s new Vapiano restaurant Tuesday evening and enjoyed food and fun from the elegant Italian chain. The chicken alfredo was a favorite of MokiMedia‘s Dannia Hakki and Behnaz Hadjiesmaeiloo. Lisa Elling, Lauren Pomponio and Alexis Levine: girls in a… Read More
Select guests got a sneak-peek at Bethesda’s new Vapiano restaurant Tuesday evening and enjoyed food and fun from the elegant Italian chain. The chicken alfredo was a favorite of MokiMedia‘s Dannia Hakki and Behnaz Hadjiesmaeiloo. Lisa Elling, Lauren Pomponio and Alexis Levine: girls in a… Read More
Darius Smith, professor at Howard University, brought his “uncomfortable” musical, U.G.L.Y. to the Kennedy Center for the university’s first performance in the Millennium Stage: Page to Stage series over the Labor Day weekend.Video embed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm2Xd7WBR-Q*Also available on Niteside.
Darius Smith, professor at Howard University, brought his “uncomfortable” musical, U.G.L.Y. to the Kennedy Center for the university’s first performance in the Millennium Stage: Page to Stage series over the Labor Day weekend.Video embed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm2Xd7WBR-Q*Also available on Niteside.
The goodness has gone global. Fashion’s Night Out, originally a NYC phenomenon promoted by Vogue‘s Anna Wintour (in her infinite wisdom) to encourage fashion’s economic revival, has officially expanded to the District, with power purchasing parties extending from our unique U Street Corridor to some new H Street… Read More
The goodness has gone global. Fashion’s Night Out, originally a NYC phenomenon promoted by Vogue‘s Anna Wintour (in her infinite wisdom) to encourage fashion’s economic revival, has officially expanded to the District, with power purchasing parties extending from our unique U Street Corridor to some new H Street… Read More
