Washington’s Oscar weekend begins May 9 as Hollywood and New York’s biggest celebrities come to town for an evening with the President, Vice President, official Washington and the media.
Where is my copy editor – Jon Meacham (I spelled name wrong above how sloppy!)? Mr. Meacham totally deserved the Pulitzer for American Lion: Andrew Jackson and the White House! Congrats!
Thank you for sharing. It is important that the Fourth Estate have the opportunity to celebrate and interact with one another, publishers, sponsors, government officials and others. The celebrity presence is always fun as the stuff of Washington is serious and rather somber business in these tough economic times. I for one found it lovely the way Lally Weymouth greeted all of her guests to the Newsweek/Post party and was thrilled to meet John Meecham who did such a fantastic job with political coverage on air and in print throughout the endless Presidential campaign. Most industries have parties and conventions why not this one?
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Where is my copy editor – Jon Meacham (I spelled name wrong above how sloppy!)? Mr. Meacham totally deserved the Pulitzer for American Lion: Andrew Jackson and the White House! Congrats!
Thank you for sharing. It is important that the Fourth Estate have the opportunity to celebrate and interact with one another, publishers, sponsors, government officials and others. The celebrity presence is always fun as the stuff of Washington is serious and rather somber business in these tough economic times. I for one found it lovely the way Lally Weymouth greeted all of her guests to the Newsweek/Post party and was thrilled to meet John Meecham who did such a fantastic job with political coverage on air and in print throughout the endless Presidential campaign. Most industries have parties and conventions why not this one?
@PEGUINSUIT Wow you are bitter, didn’t you get your invite?
I think it’s a fantastic occasion.
What a waste of time and money !!!! TASTELESS AND MORONIC PEOPLE ALL OF THEM !!!!