Let’s take it back to when the first round of the Clinton’s campaign for the White House officially began. At the 1992 Democratic Convention, Bill Clinton accepted his presidential nomination for the democratic party, just as Hillary will tonight. So how much has really changed in the past 24 years? …

By Politiquette’s Marissa Mitrovich: Politiquette is a place to be inspired by the art of fashion. Readers gain an understanding of the politics of why to wear–and the etiquette of when to wear–specific styles. Marissa Mitrovich founded Politiquette with the goal of bringing further substance to the dialogue surrounding style in DC.  FamousDC is in Philadelphia …

It’s Wednesday, which means tonight is the second-to-last night of the Democratic National Convention. We’re still waiting on some major speakers to hit the stage, and some of them — including President Obama — will address the crowd this evening. Here’s everything you need to know for tonight. WEDNESDAY IN NEWS: …

There’s a lot going on this week at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, so we thought we’d make a list of every celebrity spotted at the Convention to make things a little easier for you (and let you know when to actually tune in). So break out your telescope …

It is quite possible that Bill Clinton will become the husband of the President of the United States, so we’ve got some questions as this is uncovered territory… Typically the “first lady” is known for her fashion statements, her promotion of a non-political cause, her organization and attendance of official …

Ah, the Philly cheesesteak. Thinly sliced meat slapped onto a bread roll, slathered in Cheez Whiz, and heated to a melty deliciousness. Whether you love them or hate them, they’re everywhere in Philly. No matter if you’re a prominent politician or a tired out Bernie protester, cheesesteaks are here to …

Today marks day two of the Democratic National Convention, which means we’ve only got two more days to go! In case you never want this convention to end, you can return to day one with this recap. Tuesday in News: Today’s theme is “A Lifetime of Fighting for Children and …

A lot of weird and scary stuff has been happening in politics. The Republican and Democratic National Conventions are dredging up the worst of humanity, and they’re making us really want a drink. We’ve created a very complicated drinking game for all of those watching the conventions with us. Enjoy.

Have you been following the 2016 Presidential election for so long that now everything on TV is starting to resemble famous politicians? Don’t worry you’re not going crazy, or at least we hope not, because we see the similarities too. Who knew politicians had so much time on their hands to not only …

Last night at the Democratic National Convention, boos and heckles filled the arena. Disgruntled Bernie supporters shouted over Al Franken, Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, and even Sanders himself. The jeering made it difficult to listen to what anyone had to say, and also made the arena a negative, stifling place. …

With Cleveland in our rearview, it was time to set our sights on Philadelphia for the DNC – if you thought taking a road trip with your family was bad, try taking one with your coworkers and watch a 3-hour drive turn into 7. Our friends at the International Franchise Association get …

America only got a three day break from politics. We’re all a little tired and a little dazed from the Republican National Convention, but luckily for us, there’s MORE. The Democratic National Convention kicked off today in Philadelphia, and it is already proving to be a drama and protest-filled event. …

Dems certainly know how to party. The convention this week in Philly is kicking off, and tons of celebrities and musical artists are swarming to Philly to perform, protest, or speak out. If you’re in Philly and want to enjoy some tunes, here’s a list of some of the best concerts …

Unless President Clinton decides to plagiarize his speech, chances are the DNC will be less entertaining than the RNC. Luckily for you, the Democrats picked a far more interesting city to host the convention than that of Cleveland, Ohio. While you spend the next four days in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania we …

You used to call me on my cell phone…. Now you only text?! This afternoon Hillary Clinton, a millennial-in-training, figured she’d announce her nominee for VP the old fashioned way- via text message. I mean, she could have Facetimed us or just made it her Snapchat story, but I’m not …