Microstrategy and Saylor.org billionaire Michael Saylor is adding another yacht to his already impressive fleet: the 154' Mr. Terrible. More»

For those of you late with Valentine's Day plans and a lot of money to spend, the rooftop of the W Hotel has the best love seat in town--and it comes with champagne service. Bask in the moonlight with your lover and look out over Washington's landmarks in this heart-shaped seat. More»

Last night, Belvedere hosted rapper T.I. for a special performance at The Park At Fourteenth. The "Whatever You Like" hip hop star was in Washington to promote his latest album. He and his entourage were seen sipping from magnum bottles of Belvedere, Belvedere Lemon Tea and Moet Chandon Rose. More»

Pose, the famous lounge on the 18th and 19th floors of the Gaylord Resort at National Harbor, is now a part of the Big Night DC celebrations with special Velvet Rope VIP tickets and tables. Guests that opt for this super-upgraded package will enjoy New Year's Eve in an exquisite club-like atmosphere with a dining menu featuring fine cuisine, and rare breathtaking views of the Nation’s Capital, Old Town Alexandria, the Potomac, and National Harbor from Pose's 18-foot, floor-to-ceiling windows. More»

[Eric Lund, Ryan Seelbach] It was impossible to know what to expect of The Huxley, a new venue which has gathered endless hype since Eric Lund and Ryan Seelbach decided to go into the nightlife business together. The two themselves are an unconventional pair: Ryan is a fixture in the competitive Georgetown social scene, while Eric is a famous DC club promoter.

The two introduced the Huxley to a few hundred Washingtonians with rose gold (and a few black) metal VIP member cards enclosed in heavy duty invitations sealed with wax marked with an "H" stamp about a week ago. In the invitation, they request "black tie." Some invitees uploaded photos of the cards with panties and cash to LateNightShots.com to poke fun at the pretentiousness of the invitation.

Black tie attire was a huge risk for the two to take with a crowd that defaults to business cocktail attire for, well, everything. Why black tie? "I wanted to do something different,"  Seelbach told Guest of a Guest. It turns out that the formal feel really made the evening magical, and ultimately made it the best venue opening I have ever been to. More»

Moet Hennessy-sponsored Park Fridays was brimming anticipation so thick Friday night you could just taste it. Guests waited with bated breaths, packed like sardines on every level of The Park at 14th, waiting for the man of the hour: Nas, aka Mr. Nasir Jones, the multi-platinum rapper and actor.

Women couldn't keep from drooling at the empty VIP velvet-roped area. Grown men tried their best to play it cool with their camera phones in hand. And then, just past 12:30am, the man of the hour casually strolled in. He nodded here and there, smiling his coy smile. More»

On Sunday, The Park at Fourteenth and Rosa Regale held a secret concert with Estelle, the Grammy award-winning singer, best known for her collaboration with Kanye on American Boy--which she belted out flawlessly to an intimate crowd of about 200 people. More»

Individual tickets to the W Hotel's July 4 party SOLD OUT over the weekend, so the only way to enjoy the best view of the National Fireworks show on July 4 is to spring for one of the remaining tables with your best friends. [RESERVE HERE]

Tables start at $900 for six people, with prices rising the closer you get to the south railing. Each table gets its own dedicated server, custom cuisine and cocktail menus, and access to the Burnt Sienna dance party. More»

Mayor Gray was at the New York Avenue Beach Bar opening this evening for about an hour, playing cornhole and greeting beach-happy Washingtonians.

He kept his shoes on.

With the recent nightlife legislation he's been passing (or trying to pass), it won't be too long before we can legally smoke weed and booze it up in the NYABB sand until 4am. More»