DC StyleSpot’s Steve Fox was in the middle of the action last night at the Tigerlily Foundation’s Bachelor and Bachelorette Charity Auction. Washington DC business people, celebrities, sports figures, politicians and news people all came out to have fun and support a great cause. Watch the video for highlights and check out former Washington Redskins player Brian Mitchell donate an evening with him for the Tigerlily Foundation.
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MYiLIVE.com and DC Style Spot stopped in to see what was new at Universal Gear on 14th Street. Take a look.
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More last-minute gift ideas from RCKNDY, Lettie Gooch and Rue 14. Check out the video above!
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MyiLive.com and DC StyleSpot bring you some of the hottest (and affordable!!!) selections in women’s holiday wear from MidCity boutiques in Washington DC.
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U2 played FedEx Field on Tuesday night. Check out the Washington Post review below. Watch the video for Bono’s take on the U2 “Cabinet.”
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Lady Gaga hosted fans at Constitution Hall on Tuesday night to a Fame Ball that will not soon be forgotten. Her last show of her Fame Tour was long overdue in Washington, as her earlier scheduled performance at the 9:30 Club was suddenly canceled. Lady Gaga paid her fans back in spades, showing us what she’s got. What she’s got is pipes, musical talent and a penchant for theatrics. The necessary ingredients for extremely entertaining bubble-punk pop. With her unabashed spirit guiding her across the stage, Lady Gaga flexes her vocal chords and her glutes. While the show was too short (1 hour), it was pure bliss as the Lady ripped through her hits off of her debut album “The Fame.” What Lady Gaga has managed to due in two short years is to put Christina and Britney on watch. Long live Queen M, but this Lady is ready to take the throne. Words aren’t enough, check out the video for highlights.
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The Pet Shop Boys turned Constitution Hall into a good old-fashioned discoteque last night. Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant perform a mix of old and new anthems that would satisfy any PSB fan (“West End Girls,” “Love, etc.”, “It’s a Sin,” “Suburbia” “New York City Boy”). They also concocted a beautiful and stunning stage presence utilizing painted white boxes that were constantly being rearranged, constructed and deconstructed by a group of stage hands dressed like Purdue factory workers. The group was also accompanied by performers on stage (mostly wearing colored boxes on their heads) that interpreted the song lyrics through dance – adding an incredible and stunning visual effect. One particular highlight of the show was when the group sang a beautiful mash-up of “Domino Dancing” and Coldplay’s “Via La Vida.” The crowd went crazy. The Pet Shop Boys close-out summer on positive note. Thanks guys.
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There is no other band like the B-52s. Unique in presentation, song style and diversity. The B-52s rocked Wolf Trap on Saturday night. The band played a nice mix of new material from their “Funplex” album and older hits. The highlights of the show were no doubt the highlights from yesteryear, including an encore comprised of “Planet Claire” and “Rock Lobster.” The band sounded great. Watching Cindy Wilson, Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider and Keith Strickland due their thing on stage is exhilarating. Can anyone tell me the name of the dance that Cindy is doing in this video? Love it.
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DC StyleSpot caught up with John McEnroe on what seemed to be the hottest day yet this summer. McEnroe is in town with the New York Sportimes as the take on the Washington Kastles in World TeamTennis. During previous trips to Washington, McEnroe visited the White House but never made it onto the First Court. Check it out…
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