May 5th, 2010 Issue

While every White House correspondent in town was dusting off their tuxedo or getting a blow dry, there was Kitty Kelley in the heart of Georgetown, selling and signing her books for the benefit of the Georgetown/D.C. Public Library.

Iovino’s series of watercolors at the Parish Gallery, open through May 18th, is a kernel of cool mint, cleansing the palette between the explosive, bright flavors being offered around the city.

When we were little, our friends and social network influenced our choices, thoughts and behaviors. Has anything really changed since then?

Having exploded in popularity since its inception, this year's Passport DC is a month-long event comprising four weekends of major inter-cultural festivities and contact.

Throughout a turbulent week, the life-affirming passage of Dr. Dorothy Height steadied this community and shone the light on the best of humankind and the best kind of human being.

Sophisticated semi-detached two-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence in Georgetown's desirable East Village. Recently renovated eat-in kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite ...