Terps starter heads to the NBA [draft] Make tax day better [freebies] Talking points [Mad Men] Photo by Kevin Wolf

BOOM BOOM!, Elliot Berke was able to get Paul McCartney tickets through pre-sale, photography skillz, DC has fantastic Italian food, pretty sure we missed the birthday of Sara Diaz, Nedd is headed to the Masters, Allison Cunningham is older and much wiser, the Keystone is getting the juice it needs, …

John Karl brings in heavy hitters [lineup] GOP loves vine [ads] A day in history [FDR] Photo by Dan Lawrence

Yes, you read that title right. We chose it because who doesn’t love all three? Even more so, who doesn’t love a weekend packed with all three? We’ve got a great, diverse lineup ready for you so get ready, set, weekend!

Rap it out [Jay-Z] Traffic holds up game [Nats] Anthony Weiner making headlines [NYC] Photo by Brian Marshall Johnson

That’s how you know you’ve made it in this town. It really is a Happy Birthday for Josh Shultz.

Congrats to Lia Seremetis on her new gig at The Raben Group. After a stint at NAMIC Lia is making the jump over to the agency side where we’re sure she’ll do good things. But don’t worry, she’ll still be running DC Bike Party and writing for us like a boss. P.S. …

Happy birthday to Robin’s husband and Natalie’s father: Josh Shultz! If you have a moment today, wish FamousDC co-founder Josh Shultz a Happy Birthday! –The FDC Team  

Here we go again [budget] Get a little grunge [book] Some good advice [navigator] First Lady on gun control [speech] Photo by Dan Lawrence

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Lock it up [tweets] Upper 80s [weather] Remember those names [network] Photo by John Sonderman

Rep. Cedric L. Richmond joined Instagram the other day and fit in right away by posting a picture of his food – a delicious, lunchables combo. We were always preferential to the make your own pizza lunchable, but the ham and cheese is a good second choice. h/t Heard on …

As told by Howard Mortman Oh, the fettucine alfredo. Oh, the Rigatoni in a slightly spicy tomato sauce. Oh, the Ninth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which you can’t eat so we won’t bold. It was a rare joint outing for Mr. and Mrs. Extreme as we celebrated the marriage of Craig Crawford and David Blank, a history-making event that broke down all the traditional walls of American weddings by doing what was once unthinkable but now seems to nothing short of the “in” thing: That’s right, they served garlic. Years ago and even last week, this might have been met with conventional civilization’s shudder and shrieks and a few egads; but now, isn’t everyone everywhere rushing to announce press release-backed support for serving of garlic at a wedding reception?

Margaret Thatcher [remembered] Brad Pitt & Eric Cantor [BFFs] New restaurants [Logan] Photo by Jason Vines

Jonathan Grella!, April is here, get your fill of the South right here, Sean Hackbarth still loves BuzzFeed, Beer Madness: Vote for Face Plant IPA, ask Allison Cunningham about her Twitter account, drink up, Patrick Wilson over-served folks last night, dinosaurs, Kelli Alred is a year older, North Korea can’t make up its …