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Rounding Up The Day After White House Correspondents' Dinner: Spielberg's Obama, House of Nerds

April 28, 2013 By WHC Insider

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Now that everyone is waking up from their late nights after the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and After Parties, we can reflect on the best things from yesterday aside from the Garden Brunch.

Then again, now that Corey Stoll may no longer be allowed inside the Beltway, maybe you should go back to nursing your hangover. The “House of Cards” star, among others including Morena Baccarin from “Homeland,” had some choice words about D.C. folks on the driveway of Beall-Washington yesterday.

The Daily Mail were on hand at the Hilton to get shots of “Downton Abbey” star Michelle Dockery and “The Newsroom”‘s Emily Mortimer. But it was the pre-roll tapes from last night’s dinner that almost overshadowed Conan O’Brien including the cameo from Daniel Day-Lewis in the ‘upcoming’ Steven Spielberg film “Obama:”

The best video of the night may come from the media-studded afair that was “House of Nerds,” a crossover between “House of Cards” and the White House Correspondents Association complete with White House cameos like Valerie Jarrett, Senator John McCain and especially the retweeting power of Buzzfeed’s Ben Smith.

Filed Under: 2013 WHCD, Correspondents, DC, Entertainment Tagged With: Conan O'Brien, Corey Stoll, DC, Ed Henry, Garden Brunch, Hollywood, Homeland, House of Cards, House of Nerds, Kevin Spacey, Netflix, Steven Spielberg, White House Correspondents Association, White House Correspondents Garden Brunch

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