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Monica and Mimi did the impossible: they scored internships in the White House. Oh, and they bagged two of the most powerful married men in history: Bill Clinton and JFK.
Is there a set formula for the type of girl that becomes a media darling via White House scandal? On the surface, we can see they both like wearing pearls, but is there anything else? Let's compare the two gals: More»
Washingtonians love brunch. It's definitely one of the highlights of every weekend, and in DC the endless options do not disappoint. Whether you're trying to kill a hangover or keep the party going, you'll find the perfect place on our list of favorites More»
Guest of a Guest's Editor-in-Chief Rachelle Hruska assembled a collection of Steve Jobs tributes.
The gala season in D.C. is really picking up!
In addition to that warm and fuzzy feeling, those who give big are often entitled to little perks like their company logo lit up on the wall, a seat at the head table, a strut down a runway, or their name in a program.
How wild would it be if a big wig asked for their donation back? It's happened before...read on for a list of famous cases of Indian Givers!
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Frosting owners Michelle Snow Bracken and Todd Bracken got married this past New Year's Eve. They found each other on Match.com, and have had a veritable whirlwind romance ever since. Such a serious romance, in fact, that a publisher approached them and proposed to write a book about their story. More»

To tell the tale of Luke's Wings is to tell the tale of Fletcher Gill. It seems as though in one fell swoop, Gill quit a cushy, lucrative gig and started Luke's Wings. In December of 2007, Gill had lunch with friend Sarah Wingfield who had recently visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Her tale inspired Gill, and Luke's Wings was born. More»
It's no surprise that D.C. has its fair share of blogs. There are those about food, D.C. neighborhoods, and even those about just how much the metro sucks. But blogs about dating are few and far between. This is where Meredith Fineman steps in. Her blog, Fifty First (J) Dates, explores the ups and downs of the dating scene in D.C. and we met with her to discuss the disasters and delights of her past few months spent dishing about dating in the District. More»