“Hi Mom!” – Obama waving at the camera for the UN’s kick off pic.

The Twitter banter about Michaele Salahi’s disappearance has been excellent. Patrick Gavin makes one of the more solid points: @pwgavin The good news? Your wife was not kidnapped. The bad news? She was cheating on you. Tommy McFly also had fun yesterday, asking followers to say where Michaele was not, …

After making his way over to National Journal, Chris Frates officially launched Influence Alley this week. So, if you’re looking for that one-stop spot where lobbyists, communicators and corporate leaders meet money, public opinion and legislative action in DC, then Influence Alley has all the goods. Read online and keep up throughout …

FamousDC is still awaiting comments from fashion experts Pete Snyder and Jack Smith. However, Vick has gotten Outkast’s approval: “As I sit in my b-boy stance With flip-flops and socks, and sweatpants”

Tom Gordy wins every time.

Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) has just upped his game with Fix 2.0’s debut this week. Cillizza and the Post team have completely overhauled the design to give readers more of the good stuff. Check out the revamped site and give Chris a high five for us if you see him.

On Saturday night, FamousDC was invited to hear the DC based band Fear of Virginia play at DC’s Rock & Roll Hotel. Before the show we had the opportunity to sit down with some members of the group and hear about their humble beginnings: During the week, these rockers seem like …

As a tribute to the tenth anniversary of September 11, FamousDC asked readers to submit photos of flags from across the district. Below are the amazing results. Thank you for making this post possible while we remember 9/11. Firehouse at 1018 13th Street Northwest by Bret Manley. Find more of Manley’s photos …

Famous 5: Pete Snyder Meet Pete Snyder, Founder, New Media Strategies and staple in the DC/VA community. In honor of the upcoming NFL season, Mr. Snyder (not that one) spent a few minutes with us answering 5 questions for a FamousDC Famous 5 interview. 1. You’ve been in DC for …

How well do you know which DC myths are true and which are false? Is Darth Vader really at the National Cathedral? Are the Red Skins actually good at something? Check out the answers to these and other commonly believed DC legends in the Washingtonian.

There are several ways to remember September 11 this weekend. Check out Lauren Torlone’s post on the Hill is Home for events around Capitol Hill. And remember keep submitting your flag pics for FamousDC’s memorial post. Just send in a picture of a flag from around the district to staging.famousdc.com. Here’s …

Remember keep sending us flag pic submissions for our memorial post of September 11. Send in a picture of a flag from somewhere in DC with the location and photo credit to [email protected]. Picture taken from the Village A Rooftop at Georgetown University on the morning of 9/11 by Liam Donovan (@LPDonovan).

Keep those flag submissions coming for our memorial post on September 11. Send in a picture of a flag from somewhere in DC with the location and photo credit to [email protected]. Just a preview of some of the great pictures we’ve already received: Flags at Union Station by @CSPANJeremy    

If you’re a Capitol Hill intern who didn’t quite enjoy all DC had to offer, and are still looking for that perfect job, you might just be in luck. [pants optional] The American Association for Nude Recreation is seeking a qualified candidate to fill the position of Executive Director. AANR …

In honor of September 11, 2011 FamousDC is gathering pictures of flags from across the district. Help us by submitting your DC flag pictures to [email protected] with the location and photo credit. On the tenth anniversry of 9/11 FamousDC will post all of the pics together. To start us off …