Twitter user @secondkoan tells us:

Julia Louis-Dreyfus (spelling?) was wandering around Penn Station a few moments ago. Odd sighting.

HBO has picked up a comedy called Veep, which stars Louis-Dreyfus as the Vice President. Maybe that show is about to film in the DC or Baltimore areas? If you think you know why she’s in town, leave a comment below.

UPDATE: A reader points out Lous-Dreyfus moved to the DC area when she was 8. She graduated from high school at the Holton-Arms Academy in Bethesda.

As part of an Ink not Mink Campaign, Willis McGahee has posed nude for PETA.

More on the PETA shoot here.

Hat Tip: FabEmpire via @DowntownDiane.

A video interview of McGahee is below:
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Jeff Roper of WTQR (104.1 FM) in Winston-Salem, NC reports the following via Facebook:

Sources at Big Machine Records have confirmed that Lindsay Lohan currently in negotiations to record a country album. The deal would be for one album with the possibility of a second dependent upon sales numbers.

Other artists on that label:
Taylor Swift
Rascal Flatts
Steel Magnolia
Jack Ingram
Trisha Yearwood
Valentines Day

UPDATE
Country Music Tattletale has also reported this info.

WBAL.com

Author Tom Clancy now owns an entire penthouse floor at an upscale Baltimore condominium complex.

Clancy, author of thrillers such as “The Hunt for Red October” and “Patriot Games,” first bought three condos at the Ritz-Carlton Residences, which were joined into one nearly 12,000 square-foot unit featuring four bedrooms and six baths. Clancy bought the remaining three units on the floor this fall.

Clancy, a minority owner of the Baltimore Orioles who play about two miles from the condominium complex, paid $658,024, $750,684 and $785,892 for the three units, according to state property records.

Previously:
Author pays $12M+ for Baltimore condo

The Reliable Source

Why did Jenna Bush Hager and her husband Henry put their Baltimore home on the market? We’ve learned that they’re relocating to Manhattan.

Two main reasons for the move: The former first daughter, 29, wanted to live closer to twin Barbara, who’s based in New York City as head of the Global Health Corps foundation.

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Living in New York will also make it easier for Jenna, hired last year as a D.C.-based contributing correspondent for “Today,” to do more stories for the morning show.

Previously:
Jenna Bush Hager moves out of Baltimore rowhouse