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Beau Willimon and Kate Mara Discuss D.C. At House of Cards Premiere
The ghost of D.C. and Hollywood’s last intense fling filled the Newseum at the premiere for “House of Cards.” As the press gaggle waited for series executive producer/director David Fincher (who...
View ArticlePhotos from Cafe Milano’s Inaugural Bash
In case you were with us during Inauguration Day, Cafe Milano was still in full swing on Monday after Sunday’s Bipartisan Brunch. Hosted by Robert Johnson (The RJL Companies), Gina Adams (FedEx) and...
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Gavin Newsom’s Citizenville in D.C. [PHOTOS]
California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom felt right at home at Washington’s Jefferson Hotel on February 16th to discuss his new book, “Citizenville: How to Take the Town Square Digital and Reinvent...
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Celebrating 20 Years: 2012 Garden Brunch
The 20th Annual Garden Brunch will kick off White House Correspondents Association’s weekend today. So we figured to honor our age–and wish the WHCA a happy 99th birthday–we’d look back at the last...
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Washington Sees Off Leslie Dach
When Tony Podesta sends an invitation, smart people always say yes. But an invite from Tony and Walmart’s Senior Director of Federal Government Ivan Zapien to fete the outgoing Executive Vice...
View ArticlePhotos from the Presidential Debate Prep at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL
Here are the participants in the third Presidential debate whom you did not see on the stage. Courtesy Haddad Media The post Photos from the Presidential Debate Prep at Lynn University in Boca Raton,...
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Diane Sawyer Names Miss Montana as ABC's Person of the Week
Miss Montana on stage, Thursday January 10th, at preliminaries at Planet Hollwood, Las Vegas. Miss Montana Alexis Wineman will be Diane Sawyer’s Person of the Week tonight on ABC’s World News. The...
View ArticlePhotos: The Daily Beast Bipartisan Brunch
Over the Inaugural, The Newsweek Daily Beast Company did the impossible in D.C.: they got both the left and the right to compromise. Not at the Capitol, however, but at Café Milano in Georgetown...
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