Christina Hubmann

Lady Gaga in D.C., Rick Perry creates YouTube’s most disliked video ever and another tragedy at Virginia Tech …

Hamburg electronic duo Digitalism drops into U Street Music Hall.

Alicia Keys, Bono and Clinton were in D.C., Herman Cain has issues, and there is a $450 million fund to aid DC’s area start-up firms – the twitterverse responds.

A shooting near the White House, the Occupy ovement moves and the Southeast hit by tornados (again). The twitterverse responds….

This week was full of “game overs” – Berlusconi stepped down as Prime Minister, JoePa was fired, and Eddie Murphy threw in the towel. Here’s how the twitterverse reacted.

Twitter was full this week with a response of the crisis in Greece, the night to remember because of the show of Jay-Z and Kanye West and of course of the Republican Herman Cain. Here are some of this week’s top tweets.

Lauren Gentile is focused on making Washington D.C. a hub for emerging and contemporary art.

Signature Theatre brings Stephen Sondheim’s first musical to the metro area, and it’s just as relevant as it was in the 1950’s.