Secret Gardens Spring Forth

Secret Gardens Spring Forth

Entering these private havens is a privilege, enjoying them a pleasure

The Philanthropic 50

The Philanthropic 50

WL's First Look at Washington's Outstanding Philanthropists and the Driving Forces Behind Local Charities

Media Party Frenzy

Media Party Frenzy

All the people, all the (best) parties before, during, and after this year’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner

Living the High Life

Living the High Life

Local model Kathy Leutner in summer's best resort wear at Columbia Heights' chic new address Photographed by Gary Landsman Styled by James Cornwell

He’s Got the Look

He’s Got the Look

18 June 2009

Not content with life just as an international musical artist and performer, Usher tells WL how he’s playing a new tune with his work with Nothing But Nets – the UN Foundation’s Malaria campaign – and his own foundation, Usher’s New Look

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Un-Stoppable

Un-Stoppable

16 June 2009

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Turner wanted his 1998 address to the UN Association (UNA) to have a major impact. It certainly did when he announced in his matter-of-fact “Ted way” that he was donating $1 billion to support UN causes and activities. The result was the establishment of the UN Foundation. Michael M. Clements interviews the visionary philanthropist to find out what he thinks about the results thus far...

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Secret Gardens Spring Forth

Secret Gardens Spring Forth

15 June 2009

Entering these private havens is a privilege, enjoying them a pleasure

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The Philanthropic 50

The Philanthropic 50

11 June 2009

WL's First Look at Washington's Outstanding Philanthropists and the Driving Forces Behind Local Charities

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The 2009 Wealth Roundtable

The 2009 Wealth Roundtable

11 June 2009

Four of the area’s top financial advisors discuss the markets, the new administration, and where to invest now

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Legacy of Jazz

Legacy of Jazz

10 June 2009

Coming to take part in the Duke Ellington Jazz Festival (June 5-15), Branford Marsalis, a member of America’s most famous jazz family, talks about the Musicians’ Village he founded with Harry Connick Jr. in New Orleans, his new album, and the American art form’s next generation

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