Between HBO's "Veep" and last weekend's WHCD, the connection between DC and Hollywood continues to ebb and flow. While the White House and Pentagon have shown up in many films, we must not forget that DC has been the location for many movies through the years. For you film buffs out there, here are some filming locales where Tinseltown met the District. More»

Last night was the DC premiere of the muchanticipated political film, Game Change, held at the Newseum and attended by Julianne Moore and other VIPs.

Game Change portrays the Republican side of 2008 election, and stars Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin. Moore wore an emerald green dress with velvet sleeves by Tom Ford and her hair in an updo. More»

Spending $200 million to make a bad movie, especially if it's a painfully unfunny quasi-religious animal comedy starring Steve Carell could naturally make you feel less than substantive. It might just convince you to change your entire life, like it did for Nutty Professor II and Evan Almighty filmmaker Tom Shadyac. He's given up his fortune, but is his penance enough to forgive him for his hideous post-Liar Liar career? More»

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Diane Von Furstenburg and Barry Diller hosted a special screening of the French film Change of Plans directed by Danièle Thompson, at IFC Centre on Sixth Avenue Tuesday night. More»

Sarah Jessica Parker and her big feathered friend flew across the Atlantic for the London Premiere of Sex and the City 2.

-In a nod to dearly departed friend, U.K designer Alexander McQueen, SJP stepped on to the red carpet at London's Leicester Square in one of his strapless gowns, bag and heels. A show-stopping hat by Philip Treacy completed the ensemble. We feel pity for the person who scored the seats behind her in the cinema! More»

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Willie Garson aka Stanford Blatch, aka Carrie's gay husband/bitchy confidante, aka the big gay wedding in SATC 2 (oops, did I give it away?) cashed in on all the Sex Madness descending over NYC by hosting a midnight screening and subsequent SATC tour for all the ladies who wish to emulate their aging heroes. More»

We all have a dumbest friend. We stick by her out of loyalty, shared history, and slightly pitying affection, but we all know that she's as dumb as a sock full of batteries. HP's advance screening of Sex and the City at the Paris Theatre made it very clear that Sex and the City II is achingly dumb, but that we will stick by the franchise to the bitter end.  More»

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Last night, Russell Brand and his fictitious band from the upcoming Get Him To The Greek, "Infant Sorrow", were joined on stage at the Roxy by a slew of other rockers for a special night of comedy and music.  Judd Apatow, Jonah Hill and Nicholas Stoller, the film's director and co-writer, also made appearances on stage to help rev up the crowd in between musical performances. More»