New interactive video showcases the choreography of CityZen’s kitchen in Southwest DC.

New interactive video showcases the choreography of CityZen’s kitchen in Southwest DC.

posted 6 days ago

WashPost Style Blog to Live Stream Sweetlife Festival

Didn’t snag a ticket to this weekend’s Sweetlife Food and Music Festival? No problem. Fans can watch a live stream of the entire concert on The Washington Post’s Style Blog beginning at 12:00 pm on Saturday April 28.

The line-up plucks a lot of big names from various genres. Among the highlights: EDM star Avicii , rap phenom Kid Cudi, soft-rock royals the Shins , recent chart-toppers fun., breakout Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky and more than a dozen others.

 

To view the full festival lineup, visit: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/arts-post/post/stream-the-sweetlife-festival-on-saturday-here-on-the-style-blog/2012/04/26/gIQAZLVtjT_blog.html#pagebreak

posted 2 weeks ago

The Washington Post Wins Three Best-in-Show Awards from Virginia Press Association

The Virginia Press Association announced today that The Washington Post won three of the four 2011 best-in-show awards given to daily newspapers. The Post was recognized for writing, presentation and art.

Award recipients include:

-Writing: “In Alzheimer’s Famed Coach Faces Toughest Foe Yet“  by Sports Columnist Sally Jenkins about legendary women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt.

-Art: “A Fix From Above” by Graphics Reporter Bonnie Berkowitz and Information Designer Alberto Cuadra depicting the repairs to be made at the National Cathedral.

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posted 3 weeks ago

theatreWashington Announces D.C.’s Inaugural theatreWeek Presented by The Washington Post

theatreWashington announces the first annual theatreWeek, presented by The Washington Post. theatreWeek is a week-long celebration of Washington theatre that kicks off with the 28th Helen Hayes Awards on April 23, 2012 and runs through April 29, 2012. With the rapid growth of professional theatre in the Washington region, theatreWashington aims to connect the theatre community to audiences with this new initiative.

 

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posted 4 weeks ago

Ezra Klein and The Fix’s Chris Cillizza named in the top 10 most politically influential people on Twitter in the US by Klout and Burson-Marsteller.

posted 1 month ago

ravindran:

I am very excited to see this development. Trove which one year ago was launched as a personalized news aggregation site has been steadily integrated into more and more parts of the Washington Post digital experience. In addition to powering Social Reader and Personal Post, which are very much WaPo Labs driven projects, its API is now used in several creative ways by the Post, and the best part is that our team is much more in a background role as the creative minds of the Post find more and more uses. The best is yet to come! 

posted 1 month ago

WaPo Receives 2 Webby Nominations!

Laughs for Islam” and “Remembering the Shuttle Era” are nominated for Webby Awards in the Online Film and Video News & Politics: Individual Episode category.

As a nominee, The Post is also eligible to win a Webby People’s Voice Award, which is voted online by fans across the globe. From now until April 26th, Post fans can cast their votes here.

posted 1 month ago

Announcing new managing editor: John Temple

The Washington Post today announces John Temple will join The Post as a managing editor, overseeing coverage that predominantly serves the local audience and acting as the newsroom’s senior digital editor.  Temple is a former editor and publisher of the Rocky Mountain News, a former vice president of the E.W. Scripps Newspaper group, and most recently, the founding editor and general manager of Honolulu Civil Beat, an online news site co-founded by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar.

“As a reporter and editor with decades of experience running local newsrooms and as a leader who has successfully launched a number of pioneering digital news projects, John’s background is ideally suited to the role he’s taking on at The Post. As a managing editor for The Post, John will ensure that the coverage we provide to our print and digital audiences is smart, original and acutely attentive to our audience. He’ll help us to build on the rapid growth we’ve enjoyed recently with readers who come to us through our website, on mobile devices, or through new platforms like the incredibly successful Washington Post Social Reader on Facebook,” said Marcus Brauchli, Executive Editor of The Washington Post.

More information available here.

posted 1 month ago

The evil queen puppet- in all her glory… See the whole display in The Post’s front windows

The evil queen puppet- in all her glory… See the whole display in The Post’s front windows

posted 1 month ago

Basil Twist puppets- see them in person in The Washington Post’s front windows

Basil Twist puppets- see them in person in The Washington Post’s front windows

posted 1 month ago