It’s been an interesting week for all of us. The riots in Egypt are continuing, Anderson Cooper was attacked, and we found out that Dan Snyder is suing the City Paper. Here are this week’s top tweets.
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Three thirty-something talents take on the town, one room at a time.
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Visit vps3.washingtonlife.com’s online calendar for information about local benefits and galas. You can post your event online, where it will be considered for our print edition and annual Balls and Galas Directory.
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Hundreds of guests gathered last week for the grand opening of Washington’s highly anticipated exclusive event venue, Top of the Hay.
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Looking for a book to help get you through the cold? Senior Editor, Kevin Chaffee, lends a hand in finding a good read.
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Austria honors Gertrude d’Amecourt, Chile’s guitar-playing ambassador readies to rock, and a fitting tribute to a canine hero of Embassy Row
By Gail Scott
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Two stars grace the stage of Signature Theatre for February cabaret shows, providing a distinct element of entertainment experience to the audience.
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Marc and Jacqueline Leland sell in Georgetown; Ted and Lynn Leonsis swap their McLean home for the famous Marwood estate in Potomac.