Konnichiwa, Washingtonians! It’s Wednesday. Just two more days until the sweet release of Friday. The Blue, Orange, and Silver line continue to fail me; Washington archbishop Cardinal Wuerl is the subject of new misconduct probe; the jellyfish have gone missing; the weather is finally becoming bearable again. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more through the day.
Our Things to Do picks for Wednesday:
FILM: The Avalon is screening the 2017 French film Montparnasse Bienvenüe (Jeune Femme). $12.50, 8 PM.
Today’s free fitness class, by Kim Olsen:
If you’re still wiping away tears from missing Beyoncé at FedEx Field, find solace in the fact that you can apply those dance moves you practiced all summer to a special Beyoncé dance class, part of Capitol Riverfront’s summer outdoor fitness series. Registration is required. 355 Water St., SE.
It’s a plan! Let’s catch up, shall we?
• As candidates gear up for a 2020 run, they’re beginning to pitch their platforms far and wide. John Delaney hopes he can win hearts with civility.
• Preliminary figures from the mayor’s office show that DC spent over $2.6 million on Unite the Right 2.
CHECK OUT THE PRICE PER PROTESTER
• New Yorkers will finally get a taste of home with this newest BBQ joint set to open in the District very soon.
• Hear ye, hear ye: Tiffany Trump has returned to Georgetown law and has a brand new job!
SURPRISE: HER BOSS ROBBED BANKS.
• The Washington Post‘s Twitter has been killing it, thanks to an all-star, and kind of bizarre, social team.
FIND OUT HOW THEY’RE EXTREMELY ONLINE
Around town:
Stephen Miller’s chain migrant grandparent. (The Daily Beast)
Sarah Sanders dodgy when chatting about NDAs. (Politico)
Do the remains of the Occupy moment have legs? (GQ)
Take a break…
The case against the open floor plan. (CityLab)
News from home:
Be the coolest intern in your class. Nominate your office for Washingtonian’s Best Places to Work feature.
Get your questions in now for Ann Limpert’s chat this Friday at 11.
Pre-sale ticket packages for Taste of Georgetown are on sale now. You could be eating full cake sized cupcakes!
Brittany Shepherd covers the societal and cultural scene in political Washington. Before joining Washingtonian as a staff writer in 2018, Brittany was a White House Correspondent for Independent Journal Review. While she has lived in DC for a number of years now, she still yearns for the fresh Long Island bagels of home. Find her on Twitter, often prattling on about Frasier.
