When she started writing clandestinely about her job at one of DC’s (mostly) political papers, Karin Tanabe admitted she was terrified. “I wrote it really fast in secrecy,” she shared at a book party for her newly published tome, “The List,” at Showroom 1412 late last week.… Read More
“Tonight is not about fiction, it’s about faction — and reality television…” announced Deputy Ambassador Philip Barton, standing-in for the British Ambassador to the United States at his Massachusetts Ave. residence Sunday night. “And actually that’s in many ways stronger in the UK than dramatic production.” Hard… Read More
Almost always a scene for sightings, Cafe Milano‘s celeb-spotting was on overload Sunday afternoon as Hollywood and political stars packed in for the Newsweek/Daily Beast with Credit Suisse Bipartisan Inaugural Brunch event hosted by Tina Brown, Harvey Weinstein, Eva Longoria, Mark McKinnon and Pamela Thomas-Graham. According to Brown, it… Read More
To celebrate his 35th anniversary as Cartoonist for The Economist, Kevin Kallaugher, aka KAL, plans to mark the occasion with the publication of Daggers Drawn: 35 Years of KAL Cartoons in The Economist. Well, he plans to, but he still isn’t sure how he’s going to pay… Read More
“There are some who would like to see us pack up and go away hoping that threats and harassment could cause us to just leave, but leave me be clear: We are not going anywhere,” insisted Family Research Council President Tony Perkins from the podium… Read More
You’ve seen his signature and laughed at his jokes… but have you ever met a Political Cartoonist? Matt Wuerker, 2012 Pulitzer Prize winner and President-Elect of the Association of Editorial Cartoonists previews this weekend’s upcoming #!&% Cartoon Festival, attended by so many of your favorite funny(wo)men… Read More
“I believe women can be in 2012 that the youth were in 2008,” said actress Kathleen Turner as she spoke at the National Press Club Thursday afternoon. In a luncheon speech dedicated to women’s reproductive rights and advocacy for Planned Parenthood, Turner spoke on a number… Read More
The Diplomatic Courier and Young Professionals in Foreign Policy today (Thursday) released their 2012 “99 Under 33,” an international list recognizing influential foreign policy leaders under the age of 33. Not surprisingly, a good number are local familiar faces. By design, the “99 Under 33” list is broad and… Read More
”I look forward to viewers learning who the REAL Tareq Salahi is,” says Tareq Salahi, the branded ‘alleged White House Party Crasher,’ divorced husband of Real Housewife of DC Michaele Salahi and candidate for VA Governor. Today, Campbell Media Group Producer John Campbell (America’s Team:… Read More
Self-proclaimed “third generation Baseball Rat,” Nationals‘ General Manager Mike Rizzo stepped away from a busy week at the ballpark to speak at the National Press Club Friday afternoon. He talked baseball, of course — everything from his own “unspectacular” three minor league season playing career… Read More
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