A New Day at the Kennedy Center Honors
The 40th anniversary of the Kennedy Center Honors shone the spotlight on Lionel Richie, Carmen de Lavallade, Gloria Estefan, Norman Lear and LL Cool J.
Author: Janet Donovan
Truth Above Everything: ‘The Newspaperman’
HBO screens film about the life of famed Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee. In the new Washington Post building on 13th & K streets, NW there’s a glass enclosed space called the Ben Bradlee...
Hollywood on the Potomac: A Nod to Letterman
A late night show icon receives the Mark Twain Prize. The Kennedy Center honored comedian and former late-night talk show host David Letterman with the 20th annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. A...
Hollywood on the Potomac: Wonder Woman
‘Wonder Woman’ hits theaters and a familiar face couldn’t be more pleased. This room understands that it’s not just a feel good movie. This is a movie that not only has a great message,...
Hollywood on the Potomac: Serenity Now
Stars celebrate meditation as healing at David Lynch’s ‘Night of Laughter and Song’ If you don’t know who Kesha Rose Sebert is, you’re not alone; neither does comedian Jerry Seinfeld. While walking the red carpet...
Hollywood on the Potomac: When Classes Collide
Holly Peterson dishes on the social dynamics that rule the Hamptons each summer. Before New York Times-best-selling- author Holly Peterson made her annual trek to one of America’s most storied summer destinations she made a...
Hollywood on the Potomac: Kennedy Center Honors
It was the eighth and final Kennedy Center Honors of the Barack Obama presidency, and the commander-in- chief, who has attended the show each year since taking office, and Gucci-clad first lady Michelle Obama received...
Hollywood on the Potomac: Cafe Milano Turns 25
A look back on years of refined cooking, warm hospitality and the best people watching. Cafe Milano keeper of the gate Laurent Menoud tells us that catering a birthday lunch for Pope Benedict XVI...
Hollywood on the Potomac: Hero or Traitor?
Oliver Stone hosts a private screening of “Snowden” followed by a reception in Georgetown. Don’t expect to see whistleblower Edward Snowden, currently residing in Moscow, walking on U.S. soil anytime soon. Many believe he...
