Katharine Hepburn, one of the most iconic actresses of the 20th century, is the latest person to be featured in the National Portrait Gallery’s “One Life” gallery. Kate: A Centennial Celebration, which opened today, presents a multi-media approach to Hepburn’s life — photographs, video clips, her four Best Actress Oscar statuettes, a Brooks Brothers red turtleneck sweater, and a studio contract are all on display. The four statuettes, which Hepburn won for Morning Glory, Guess... more ›

It's an example of corporate branding-turned actual branding -- the upcoming issue of Newsweek mentions District resident Peter McBride, who got a tiny tattoo of the Polo pony right above one of his nipples. You know, for all those moments when he is Polo shirtless, obviously. more ›

Ahh, the suit dilemma. Personally, in D.C., we don't know how you guys do it. We're wearing the lightest skirts and tank tops we can get away with (that are still conservative enough not to get sent an email about improper dressing) and we're roasting every day. The thought of wearing a suit on a 100+ degree day just about kills us. But D.C. is D.C., and suits are a necessary part of the job. So, onwards! more ›

Where can I find some used and vintage clothes in D.C.? My friends in New York City always have some great finds and I'd love to grab some of my own without having to go up to New York. more ›