“Washington has always been, but is now especially, a hard place to film,” said author Mike Canning, on hand Tuesday night at DC’s MLK Library branch to give a talk/book signing for his work “Hollywood on the Potomac: How the Movies View Washington, D.C.” Besides the red tape, DC… Read More
Today DC gets snowplowed. Friday, it walks the plank. Created from the wreckage of the Whydah, the first fully-authenticated pirate ship discovered in American waters, a new exhibit opens Friday at the National Geographic Museum: “Real Pirates: The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave Ship to Pirate… Read More
Bespoke beware?! If you can take your own measurements — and make a few style and material selections — your suit shopping may have just hit cyberspeed. An online men’s clothier based out of Vancouver, Indochino‘s big sell is made-to-order suiting for the computer generation. Ten quick… Read More
The Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan Washington held their annual Night of Vision Gala last Saturday, March 2nd at Georgetown’s Four Seasons Hotel. The night was complete with Silent and Live Auctions, as well as a three course dinner, live music, and presentations of Community… Read More
American University Adjunct Professor Stef Woods dishes with The District Dish hosts about her new course based on the book 50 Shades of Grey. She explains how her class uses the trilogy — the most successful books in the digital age — as a case study… Read More
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
DC’s young party crowd might want to get their blood sugar checked after Saturday’s first annual Donut Fest, hosted by Brightest Young Things. The sold-out event brought together self-proclaimed foodies and pastry lovers to enjoy an afternoon of sugar, piled on top of sugar, and… Read More
The experience starts by ringing the doorbell five times to gain access to Jose Andres’ test kitchen for cocktails — which is now located adjacent to his famed Minibar. And then, you have two hours for tasting. Just opened last month, the new Barmini, an… Read More
Yes, the KGB scares us, too. Even when it means Karaoke in Grandma’s Basement! Wednesday night, Mari Vanna kicked off their weekly KGB karaoke series with a private shindig for friends and family of the Dupont Circle Russian eatery, which will now officially open to the public Wednesdays at 9 PM. Ushanka-clad KGB guards manned… Read More
The Bethesda Theater is coming back to life! This property on National Historic Register has, like so many other iconic properties of late, undergone a multi-million dollar renovation to reopen as the Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club, opening Friday to feature the country’s top jazz and… Read More
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