If the gorgeous weather we've seen lately is any prediction of what we'll see this summer, we're more than content with that. Take a look at some of these great pics we came across via Instagram from this weekend at the Georgetown Waterfront Park.

On a recent visit to the White House with his father Will Smith, Jaden Smith managed to discuss with President Obama something he’s pondered for quite some time: aliens.

Someone over at the Gray Lady has some explaining to do. Shortly after 2 pm ET, "Footage of BO looking slick and cocky. EXISTING STOCK.” appeared over a pic of Obama looking, well, slick and cocky.

Looking for somewhere you can enjoy the nice weather and hear some good music tonight? The American Art Museum’s Take 5! Thursdays features free live jazz, refreshments from Courtyard Cafe, and an opportunity to...

Bar favorite Maker's Mark recently came out in support of not the Democratic Party or the Republican Party, but the Cocktail Party, in the upcoming 'election.'

If you’re wondering why “metrosexual, black Abe Lincoln” keeps popping up today, check out the NY Times‘ scoop about a new Republican plan to smear Obama with Jeremiah Wright all over again. Here's why that's foolish.

The former Vermont governor hit on air! "We're gonna go get estimates from Jiffy Lube, and Maaco, and Pep Boys, and Midas ... and then we're gonna get the car detailed, yaaaaaahhhhh!," Dean did not say.

The premise? Hero Booker keeps one-upping the NJ governor, who then repeatedly delivers a Seinfeldian "Booker!" Does Christie get the last laugh? (Well, do either of them get any laughs?) You be the judge.

District Karaoke is a team-based competition for DC's biggest karaoke enthusiasts competing in a league with their team each week, with themes ranging from 'Gender Benders' to 'Revenge of the 80's,' and at last night's competition, we heard the District Karaoke debut of Carly Rae Jepson's 'Call Me Maybe.'

Artomatic, DC's arts extravaganza, returns this Friday featuring a collection of visual art, music, film, performance, and fashion created by emerging and established artists from the region.

There's only one minor hitch in Pitts' clever Middle East peace plan: Yasser Arafat died in 2004 and Ariel Sharon has been in a permanent vegetative state since his stroke in 2006.

We often ask: "What does Mitt Romney stand for?" That's been a tricky question since Romney began running for president five years ago. The easier question is: "What does Mitt Romney like?" That's not up for debate.