Jaleo • 27th October 2023

Paella for the People: Jaleo’s Take on this Iconic Dish

Paella fans, unite! Despite its humble beginnings as a dish cooked by farmers and herders in Valencia and Alicante, paella is now celebrated for its mix of textures and flavors — and it’s known around the globe as the symbol of Spanish cuisine. There’s even a paella emoji!

DC Magazine • 1st May 2017

DC Magazine, May 2017

Vino Del Vida • 4th July 2022

19 Crimes: A Review of the Brand and Its Fascinating Labels

They say never judge a bottle of wine by its label, but in the case of 19 Crimes, the wrapping carries a unique bit of history you won’t want to miss.

Introduced in 2012, 19 Crimes became the newest member of the Treasury Wine Estates portfolio, quickly accelerating into a world-wide phenomenon. And it’s no wonder wine lovers were intrigued since the entire brand is centered on an unexpected theme – criminals.

Weddings Washington • 27th October 2023

Weddings Washington Spring/Summer 2018

With the great outdoors as a backdrop, Melanie Watson and Robby Malm tie the knot in high style in St. Michaels at the Chesapeake Maritime Museum. Robby may have proposed at 7,000 feet— atop a mountain at Whistler Ski Resort in Canada—but the couple knew their wedding had to be at sea level, the place they feel most at home.

7th June 2024

Sticky Fingers Bakery puts a modern spin on classic sweets - The Eagle

If there is one thing Washington, D.C. doesn’t need, it’s another cupcake shop. You can currently walk down M Street in Georgetown and find approximately six different versions of a red velvet cupcake. Depending on whether you want to stand in line at Georgetown Cupcake, cozy up with the students at Baked & Wired or pretend you are on the west coast at Sprinkles, each shop makes it clear that cupcakes are here for a while.

DC Magazine • 27th October 2023

DC Magazine, May 2017

DBDC • 27th October 2023

Contributing Editor: Charity & Social Datebook 2018

DC Spotlight • 7th October 2013

TRAVEL: Laurel Highlands: The picture of autumn beauty

Autumn presents a unique opportunity to enjoy the wonders of Mother Nature, and the region of Laurel Highlands, Pennsylvania is your one-stop shop for all that fall has to offer. Laurel Highlands consists of multiple counties in Western Pennsylvania and is known for its vast array of outdoor activities and scenic views.

Weddings Washington • 27th October 2023

BBDC Weddings Washington Fall/Winter 2018

Jenna Berk and Danny Cackley have a DC version of a Hollywood romance. The two actors crossed paths multiple times at performances and at their alma mater, University of Virginia, but it wasn’t until they met at an audition in the District that they hit it off.

7th June 2024

Out of Northwest: NaiNai's Noodle and Dumpling Bar - The Eagle

Each week, The Scene offers new places to visit outside of the Northwest D.C. bubble in Out of Northwest. This week: NaiNai's Noodle and Dumpling Bar in Silver Spring, Maryland.

There are certain human instincts, which extend beyond the boundaries of cultural differences and geography. It’s easy to say that for most of us, thoughts about our grandmothers conjure up memories of joyful family gatherings, warm hugs and lots of food.

Vino Del Vida • 27th October 2023

How to Find the Best Shiraz Wine

How to Find the Best Shiraz Wine

Shiraz is a wonderfully successful example of the way wine has developed from traditional origins to unique, New World styles that embody great terrior, or the characteristics of their diverse landscapes.

This classic, dark red wine is also known as Syrah, which began in the Rhone Valley and became extremely popular in eighteenth-century France. Characteristically rich, with notes of black plum, chocolate, and tobacco, Syrah remains one of the darkest red wines

WhoaBella! • 21st January 2019

He’s Finally Done It, Drake Launched A Champagne Brand

For Drake, also dubbed Champagne Papi, creating his own brand of bubbly was an inevitable next step in the rapper’s empire. If Rihanna can excel at makeup and fashion, Drake can sells Champagne by the gallon.

Her Campus • 14th June 2016

Women’s Running Will Feature a Transgender Woman on Its Cover for the First Time

In the face of some major setbacks for the LGBTQ community, Women’s Running magazine is encouraging progress by putting a transgender woman on the cover for the first time EVER. Refinery29 reports that Amelia Gapin, a talented long distance runner and software engineer, is gracing the magazine’s front page in its July issue.

DC Spotlight • 4th January 2014

LIMELIGHT – Margot MacDonald: A budding D.C. artist looping her way to fame

Margot MacDonald is taking the D.C. area music scene by storm with her complexly creative use of the loop pedal and her incredible ability to manipulate and layer vocal sounds into ethereal tones. After getting her start with the Washington National Opera at age 10 and releasing her first album at age 12, MacDonald has the experience necessary to tackle today’s competitive music industry.