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Flapper Fashion at the Phillips

Flapper Fashion at the Phillips

It's the Phillips Collection's 90th anniversary! The art museum launched a year-long celebration with a marvelous event thrown by The Phillips Contemporaries entitled, "Speakeasy: 90 Years on 21st Street." The best thing about the event? The fashion, of course! Participants were encouraged to dress in vintage styles from the 1920's. The results were amazing! 

For more information check out the Phillips Collection website here

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<a href="http://dupontcircle.wusa9.com/content/dating-dc-could-boost-tourism"> Dating In DC Could Boost Tourism</a>

WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- In an effort to boost the local economy, one DC organization is billing the district as a city that can be a great place to for dating, love and relationships.

Carla Hall, a former cast member of the reality show "Top Chef," will be leading the new campaign as the "Secretary of Love and Relationships."

"I, Carla Hall, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of secretary of love and relationships for the District of Columbia," Hall said in a tongue-and-cheek swearing in ceremony.

"As Madame Secretary I'm going to do everything in my power to bring people to Washington, DC, to help them find wonderful things to do with their loved ones, while promoting unique things to do right here in this city," Hall said.

Hall is tasked with implementing a 28-Day Stimulus Plan to spark romance and rekindle business in the District.

The National Marathon Adds Relay Race

WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- In two months, two weeks and less than two days roughly 15,000 - 18,000 runners will be pounding the pavement of the District of Columbia and 9NEWS NOW will broadcast the event live.

The SunTrust National Marathon has grown from less than 3,000 runners six years ago to the popular event it is today.  This year WUSA 9 is joining to partner with organizers.

"It's a big deal and a great showcase for the community," said WUSA9's General Manager Allen Horlick.  "We're expecting to raise around half a million dollars from this event for local charities in 2011."

"Top Chef" All-Star Becomes DC's “Secretary of Love & Relationships”

"Top Chef" All-Star Becomes DC's “Secretary of Love & Relationships”

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Color Painting's Pedigree

Color Painting's Pedigree

Tonight is the night!  

Thursday, February 24 at 7 p.m. will feature a lecture by art critic Paul Richard wrote for The Washington Post for more than 40 years. In this illustrated talk, he will recollect a story which he covered for the Post, of Color Field painting's Washington appearance, its precedents, promises, strictures, and disputes. Following the talk, participants are invited to view the Corcoran’s exhibition Washington Color and Light. $15. http://programs.corcoran.org/products/color-painting-s-pedigree

Roger Gastman Takes to the Streets

Roger Gastman Takes to the Streets

Tonight, Thursday, February 17 at 7 p.m.

Lecture

The Cool School

The Cool School

Thursday, February 3 at 6:30 p.m.

Film

From 1957 to 1966, the Ferus Gallery was the catalyst of modern art in Los Angeles, shaping the art scene from a loose band of idealistic beatniks into a vibrant community of brilliant artists, including Ed Kienholz, Craig Kauffman, Wallace Berman, and Robert Irwin, among others. The Ferus also played a pivotal role in launching the careers of art world luminaries such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jasper Johns. In his acclaimed documentary film, The Cool School, director Morgan Neville weaves together the story of how the Ferus Gallery built an art scene from scratch and forever changed the cultural climate of the West Coast. Following the screening, audience members are invited to view Robert Irwin’s work, Gypsy Switch, on view now. $12. http://programs.corcoran.org/products/the-cool-school