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On Friday night, Georgetown University's graduating class thew the Georgetown Senior Ball at the stunning Union Station. The historic building and black tie attire make the event ripe for Instagrams. Here are a few of our favorites:
Over the weekend, Washingtonians retreated to Pimlico for the 138th Preakness Races, Bethesda hosted a fashion show with Jessica Alba, The Kennedy Center simulcasted Show Boat to picnickers at Nats Park, Georgetown University threw their Senior Ball and more:
Back in 2002, a group called Improv Everywhere staged the first No Pants Subway Ride in NYC. Since then, people across the country have been stripping down to join in the fun and let their lower halves take in the breeze. L.A. isn't exactly known for its eager use of public transportation, so kudos to the Angelenos who braved our city's public transit systems on Sunday, in their undies no less. Let's take a look at some of the best photos capturing the magic of the mass undie parade from the 5th Annual No Pants Metro Ride here in L.A. [All photos via, via, and via]
Voila, a round up of gorgeous Union Station holiday Instagrams (is a filter even necessary???):
Jay-Z, Kanye West, Beyonce and others win big at the 2012 BET Awards; music exec Kevin Liles throws a pre-BET Awards pool party with guests Trey Songz and and Estelle; Russell Brand, Sarah Silverman, Jerry Seinfeld and more raise funds for the David Lynch Foundation; Christina Milian, Meek Mill, Tyga and more celebrate the BET Awards with the Cash Money family; SRC Records honor Melanie Fiona with a pre-BET Awards party; BET CEO Debra Lee takes over Union Station for a pre-awards show bash with live music by Luke James and Q-Tip among others—L.A. was buzzing with industry events all over town this weekend and we have the details on it all in today's installment of Last Night's Parties. More»
Miranda Kerr, Kate Winslet and Guy Pearce kick-off Australia Week; Kirsten Dunst, Brittany Snow, Elijah Wood and many others step out for The Art of Elysium; Sean Penn, Julia Roberts, Leonardo DiCaprio and more help raise funds for the Haiti relief effort; BAFTA hosts a tea party for awards season with Michelle Williams, Charlize Theron and a slew of other notables; Aziz Ansari, Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen throw their star power behind Hilarity for Charity to benefit the Alzheimer's Association—it was a fully-loaded weekend of star-studded events in L.A. that had (almost) nothing to do with the Golden Globes and we have the details in this edition of Last Night's Parties. More»
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The foodies came out in droves for Jonathan Gold's Second Annual Union Station Speakeasy Cocktail Party benefiting Zócalo Public Square. Described as the Party of the year, by CarolineOnCrack, she tweeted, "It'll be like Blogger Prom except with a higher entry fee, wayyy more cocktails and probably less bloggers." More»
Sunday's storm has left some areas of D.C. still without power. Don't panic and don't open your fridge. We've got to get creative here and revert back to the bygone days of life without computers and TV. Frightening, we know, but here's your chance to do all of the things in D.C. you keep pushing off to do with all of those friends who keep promising they'll visit... More»
The DC mass transit system was a nightmare yesterday! Over 850,000 people used the metro, and hundreds of thousands were packing into Union Station like sardines as they tried to grab a train out of our beloved capital. Even for a low-profile dog like me, it was very difficult to navigate, and took over an hour to get through the sea of people. The worst part of course was that it was near impossible for me to grab food at the Sbarro. I was craving a stromboli to fill my barrel-chested stout body, and after waiting for 30 minutes managed to grab one.
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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.
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