Tomato-Lover Recipe: Greek Salad with Heirloom Tomatoes
I'm in tomato heaven! Tomatoes are my favorite vegetable (maybe because they're actually a fruit!). It all started with my Grandmother. She would plant dozens - or it seemed like dozens to a … [read more]
WFP and PreFab Partners Launch Innovative Homes
Washington Fine Properties (WFP) and real estate development company Prefab Partners, working with developer, John W. Thompson, founder of EHD Design Build Group, have announced the launch … [read more]
Watergate Hotel's 50th Anniversary Dinner Salutes Jean-Louis Palladin
The Watergate Hotel's Executive Chef Michael Santoro has convened locally and nationally revered chefs Michael Laiskonis, Paul Liebrandt, Brian McBride and Robert Wiedmaier to salute … [read more]
GU Animal Study Finds High-Fat Diet in Pregnancy Affects Generations
Researchers at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center report that feeding pregnant female mice a diet high in fat derived from common corn oil resulted in genetic changes that substantially … [read more]
Key Bridge Lane Closures
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) has temporarily closed single lanes on the Francis Scott Key Bridge southbound (toward Rosslyn) and northbound (toward Georgetown) effective July 7, … [read more]
Gun Control Could Save GOP Politicians’ Lives Too
After the neo-Nazi Richard Spencer got punched in the face, many of my fellow progressives laughed.Wrong. Our tolerance of political violence should be zero. I join millions of Democrats and … [read more]
Il Canale Only DC Restaurant Ever To Win Honor from Italian Experts
il Canale, Georgetown is the only D.C. restaurant ever to receive the top culinary honor from the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce and the National Institute of Tourism. “…we … [read more]
'School for Lies:' a Kahn/Ives Collaboration, a Laugh a Second
There can be no better evening in the theater than when you can watch a Michael Kahn/David Ives collaboration. They have gotten together before with productions of The Liar, The … [read more]
It's Washington Kastles Season
The Washington Kastles are in the midst of their exciting two-week season that starts after Wimbleton as a warm-up for the professional tennis players for the U.S. Open. This year has added intrigue … [read more]
Dumbarton Oaks Closes Gardens for Pipe Project
By Alexa PerlmutterCurrent CorrespondentThe formal gardens of Dumbarton Oaks — acquired by Harvard University in 1940 — are currently undergoing stormwater remediation efforts and will be … [read more]
Rosewood Hotel Partners with Politics and Prose
Celebrate summer reading at Rosewood Washington D.C., the luxurious urban retreat along the C&O Canal. has teamed This landmark Georgetown hotel has teamed up with Politics and … [read more]
Let Them Eat Cake!
This Day in History: “Parisian revolutionaries and mutinous troops storm and dismantle the Bastille, a royal fortress that had come to symbolize the tyranny of the Bourbon monarchs. This … [read more]
Karin Tanabe's 'The Diplomat's Daughter'
Think you’ve read every possible tale of love, shattered lives, and the atrocities of World War II? Think again. In her fourth novel, The Diplomat’s Daughter, Karin Tanabe introduces … [read more]
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