On Wednesday night, a few days after her 82nd birthday, Ginsburg seemed in good spirits at German ambassador Peter Wittig’s home in Washington, D.C.

The dinner marked the 10th annual event to raise money for the Kuwait-American Foundation.

Claudio Bisogniero, at the Kennedy Center’s 22nd annual black tie Spring Gala, demonstrated the hazzards of being Washington’s most popular ambassador.

The first retrospective of Winogrand’s work in 25 years is now on display at the National Gallery of Art.

A few of Washington’s most powerful women met Tuesday night at the Italian Embassy for a dinner in their honor.

Music lovers and socialites alike rallied to give their gowns an airing with just hours to go before the federal government shutdown.

The Emmy-winning designer rolled into Washington D.C. Monday for “Man Men Style: Fashion and Character,” where she offered some pointers for political celebs.

The Graham family, one of the last of the storied newspaper dynasties, has sold the flagship daily and its related community newspaper business.

The Italian ambassador and his wife, Laura Denise, are celebrating Italian culture in America this year.

The nine members of the Supreme Court have become the new high-society superheroes.

The Kuwait-America Foundation dinner raised $1.5 million to fund graduate scholarships at Georgetown for Arab women who promise to go home and help others.

Ron Frasch dedicated two days earlier this spring to high-profile D.C. socializing to mark the store’s first major renovation in 13 years.

The designer chatted about her health, her brand and her favorite presidential candidate — Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Italian Ambassador Claudio Bisogniero and his wife, Laura Denise, celebrated the vice president’s arrival at their Villa Firenze residence.

Diane von Furstenberg introduced Hillary Rodham Clinton in her first official appearance since resigning as secretary of state.