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Nerd Prom in Washington is officially over, and all of the celebrities are back home. From the People/TIME party on WHCD Eve to the Making News Party, from the MSNBC and Vanity Fair/Bloomberg after-parties to the brunches with media elites, here is a look back at the glittery parties of WHCD weekend, in chronological order:
This week in Washington, the first few celebrities started to trickle in for pre-WHCD festivities, Russia House turned 10, Room & Board hosted a refreshing rooftop party, Sip With Socialites threw an LBD party at the Sofitel and more:
It's almost time for "Nerd Prom" in Washington, the annual gathering of celebrities and media elites known as the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner. Here are the hottest parties you won't want to miss this year:
We've discussed this before, but with their crazy production values and hip, high-end launch parties, we're pretty sure video games are officially way cooler than movies at this point. Sure, The Avengers was pretty good, but we don't remember being invited to a DTLA art gallery for a party featuring original artwork, a Revolutionary War photobooth, free cocktails, and music from DJ Skee like last night's "Art of the Assassin" event for Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed III. More»
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Last night, Lani Hay presented the "Off The Record" party with Rock The Vote at her home in Northwest DC. Guests moseyed inside from the back patio to enjoy live performances by DJ Mia Moretti, electric violinist Caitlin Moe, and Sam Trocki. More»
Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy attend the premiere of their new movie This Means War at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre; Lana Del Rey performs at the Grammy Awards' Producer's and Engineers Wing Event; The Jonas Brothers and Bryan Greenberg kick off "Rock The Vote" at Fred Segal; Essence Magazine honors Kelly Rowland and Sylvia Rhone in the 3rd annual Black Women In Music Event; Courteney Cox and the cast of "Cougar Town" attend their premiere screening in Beverly Hills; The Grammys celebrate themselves with a Grammy Glam party featuring Erykah Badu and DJ Spinderella—the parties kept on rolling through Tuesday and Wednesday here in Los Angeles and we've got the details on what went down in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»
It's supposed to be perfectly gorgeous outside this weekend, so spend it outside!
The Wanamaker Wet Party, in partnership with Rock the Vote and Metromix DC, brings an entirely new concept to the Washington, DC live music scene with an end-of-summer electronic music festival on Sunday, Sep. 18 from 12 P.M. to 10 P.M. held entirely outdoors at the Yards on the Park near Nationals Stadium. Attending guests will enjoy access to the Yards fountain, water games, a giant foam pit and ten straight hours of live international and local DJ talent including Sultan + Ned Shepard, Serge Devant and Tatiana Fontes. More»
via guestofaguest.com DJ Mia Moretti might fool you with her Goldilocks looks, but she doesn't just party like a rock star, she is one! Just yesterday she launched her debut single 'So Beautiful' with Violinist (and our co-planker) Caitlin Moe. This girl's got sick style. MORE>>>
Daily Style PhileMia Moretti might fool you with her Goldilocks hair and Chloe Sevigny looks but she doesn't just party like a rock star, she is one. She plays in several bands, makes experimental films and has performed alongside such industry artist such as Courtney Love. She's been on the scene for a while now and just yesterday launched her debut single 'So Beautiful' with Violinist Caitlin Moe. More»
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To help kick off the jam-packed weekend of Grammy parties and special events, Paramount Rocks partnered with EA and a slew of top music industry execs as hosts for the 14th Annual Friends 'n' Family event on Friday night, bringing out fans, talent and music industry VIPs alike for the pre-awards show block party-style celebration. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
