Most birthdays you sit around a dinner table with friends and family, have a good time, and go home, explains Laron Profit. But for his thirty-third birthday, the former Washington Wizard decided to do something a little different. Instead of dinner, a guest roster that included NBA players… Read More
We caught up with the majority of the Real Housewives of DC castmembers at the afterparty of their show premiere put on by Washington Life at Buddha Bar Thursday night to find out how they felt about the first episode. (Surprise! The Salahis were not… Read More
The rift among cast members of the Real Housewives of DC extended beyond the screen Thursday night and into the premiere parties planned by the show’s key personalities. While the majority of the stars celebrated at an official Bravo event and then moved on to… Read More
Willie Nelson is “On the Road Again.” The legendary country music star – albeit with shorter hair and a trimmed beard – took to Wolf Trap’s Filene Center stage Tuesday night with a crowd rousing non-stop music mix of favorites, including “Crazy,” “Mama, Don’t Let… Read More
American Idol runner-up Justin Guarini was on hand Sunday as thousands of scouts and spectators took in the Boy Scouts of America Grand Centennial and parade, taking place in the Capital for the first time since 1937. A former Cub Scout, Guarini reminisced about his… Read More
Clinton Portis does “All White” all right. In uniforms of colorless cocktail, former and current football players, music and media mavens gathered for a Friday evening reception put on by Redskin #26’s Clinton Portis Foundation at Famoso in Chevy Chase (to be followed by an all-day exclusive pool party Saturday… Read More
Dave Matthews and the Zac Brown Band performed the third ever concert at Nationals stadium Friday night, transforming the ballpark into a rock arena that sweltered in DC’s summer heatwave. Headliner Dave Matthews performed for three full hours in what Nationals’ President Stan Kasten called “the… Read More
“There are some comedians in Washington!” – Daphne Ziman, Founder, Children Uniting Nations, shown below with Randy and Jermaine Jackson. (In response to Congressman Jim McDermott‘s dig on the glories of California: “I’m Jim McDermott and I’m from Seattle. That’s not California! Although I… Read More
Randy and Jermaine Jackson, joined by Oscar winning actress Beverly Todd, actor Quinton Aaron (Blindside), and Island Def Jam artist Abraham McDonald enjoyed a Lebanese late night at Georgetown’s Neyla Restaurant on Tuesday. Coming together to kickoff the 5th annual Children Uniting Nations conference, the Jacksons reminisced… Read More
