It’s the first D.C. location for the famous New York bakery.

Georgetown Cupcake launched its Easter egg hunt this morning.

If they’re made with anywhere from .5 percent to 5 percent booze, they may only be sold to people who are 21 or older.

It’s been three years in the making, if you can believe it.

That’s what Sprinkles says.

The cupcakery will open in the former Crepes on the Corner space at 257 15th Street SE later this year.

Georgetown Cupcake has exported its cupcakes and long lines all the way to Los Angeles.

In the latest sensory assault by the forces that seek to overrun society with neatly packaged desserts, Sprinkles, the pioneering cupcake chain, will add to its Georgetown location a machine representing a bleak, yet pastel-colored future.

Apparently, the juggernaut from Mountain View is getting in on the local lifestyle blogging game. Google Places, the search giant’s product that allows users to leave notes about various businesses, tourist destinations and other locations on Google Maps, is branching out into original editorial content.

After Melody Records and Penn Camera announced they were closing their doors, now it’s Love Cafe’s turn. Owner Warren Brown tweeted yesterday that the baked good pioneer that has occupied the prime corner location at 15th and U Streets NW since 2003 would close on January 29.