Take our poll of the day! Today, we want to know: How will you be spending that economic stimulus check? Let us know your answer below.

Perez Hilton, Marcia Cross, Donatella Versace, Pamela Anderson, Padma Lakshmi...the list of celebrities in attendance at Bloomberg's WHCA afterparty on Saturday goes on and on. Click on for our photo slideshow.

Celebs and DC power players alike showed up for the annual pre-White House Correspondents' Association brunch hosted at the Palisades home of Ted Greenberg and Tammy Haddad on Saturday. Click on for our photo slideshow to see who was there—and check back throughout the day, as we'll be posting lots more photos of the WHCA parties and events.

Chat this afternoon at 2 PM with three of our favorite Washington bands: Le Loup, Jukebox the Ghost, and These United States.

Truckers are flooding the city this morning in protest of high gas prices. Keep an eye on the news, as this will affect almost everybody's commute.

Need some extra cash? Some economic stimulus payments are being handed out early, starting today.

The Redskins acquired some new players...

And the White House Correspondents Association and afterparties took place. Look back here later today for our coverage, and tons of photos!

Miss out on some of our blog posts from this week? Worry not—we're here to fill you in on what the most popular blog posts were from the past seven days. See below for our top five.

Greg Engert, beer director at Rustico, gave us some details on the new restaurant that's opening in Logan Circle, plus lots more fun beer information in his online chat with us yesterday.

Metro is hiring a "mystery rider"—aka a watchdog service that will hopefully improve its service.

The City Paper reports that Fenty came up with a plan to save the Lincoln Theatre.

Do something good (and adorable): The Washington Humane Society is looking for homes that will foster kittens.

Harry Jaffe goes straight to video to tell you his thoughts on what he calls "GlasserGate"–the firing of Susan Glasser from her position at The Washington Post. [See Harry's original blog post on the breaking news here.] That's right—it's a first-time Jaffe vlog. Click below to see the video.