Roxanne Roberts

The new Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, created by the Wall Street “junk bond king,” offers Washington an optimistic, high-tech temple of capitalism.

The East Wing played second banana to the West Wing, but the home of the first lady’s office was the source of quiet power and influence.

Abdul Raheem is defying stereotypes with his videos caring for tiny foster kittens.

A new book, “It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin,” by Marisa Meltzer, explores the life of the actress who became synonymous with the status symbol.

After jock-turned-lawyer Mel Owens stated a preference for women under 60, ABC cast 23 women for Season 2 — all but one older than 60.

The president's vision of a palatial White House ballroom reflects his vision of a new Gilded Age, echoing historical ties between architecture and power.

Rep. Guy Reschenthaler recently proposed to Brooke Singman, and a week later it was Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick to Jacqui Heinrich. It’s part of a long line of journalist-politician couples.

“I am fascinated by why people do terrible things,” says Matthew Weiner, whose play “John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only!” is partly inspired by the Jan. 6 insurrection.

This year’s White House correspondents’ dinner was a relatively solemn affair, with little star power and lots of professional pride.

The London-based franchise Ned’s Club aims for a modern take on Washington’s elite membership clubs.