DJ Pauly D of MTV's Jersey Shore took the plunge this weeked. No, not that kind, silly. ... The reality TV star was spinning at the D-M-V's annual "PlungeFest: MSP Polar Bear Plunge" at Rams Head Ice Lodge, which benefited Special Olympics Maryland.

Lost, but never forgotten

Glittarazzi rang in the New Year at the grand opening of Cities in Washington, D.C. Notable guests included several Redskinettes, media mavens and NFL players.

It was up to Santa to decide who got spanked and who got tanked at Public Bar's 21st Annual Naughty or Nice party. View more pics on Metromix!

The Rookery became ‘The Rock-ery” at the inaugural Jingle Bell Rock Party. Guests rocked their ugliest Christmas sweaters and drunken bad Santa suits as they rocked out to Buster Brown and the Get Down band.

Credit: Alfredo Flores, Special for Metromix -- More photos here

Washington Capitals Alex Ovechkin, Alexander Semin and Semyon Varlamov joined about 100 of Washington's young professionals at One Lounge's one-year anniversary party.

Co-owners Niko Papademetriou, Seth McClelland, Filipp Zeldin and Daniel Kramer hosted the event, which was sponsored by VOSS, Svedka, Red Bull and Perrier-Jouet.

Guests enjoyed complimentary cocktails and food as they mingled with some of Washington's top socialites and media gurus -- such as Glittarazzi's very own Kelly Ann Collins and Alicia Lewis; Pamela's Punch's Pamela Lynne Sorensen; Yays and Nays' Katy Adams; Alfredo Flores of Metromix; NBC 4 reporters Tom Sherwood and John Schriffen; and ESPN's Erik Rydholm and previous Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate James Ziglar.

Photo credits: Alfredo Flores of Metromix and One Lounge

L2 Lounge in Georgetown hosted a fun "Open Season Party" on Black Friday, which encouraged guests to flaunt their camo and "black ops" outfits. But we're not sure why they waited so long -- after all, it's always hunting season at L2. ;-)

It was a night of Momance as Mobros and Mo sisters gathered in moustache unity at George's "Movember Mustache Party" to raise "mo" money for prostate cancer research.

More than $56 million has been raised worldwide by the Movember organization, which challenges men to grow moustaches to help change the face of men's health.

The rules are simple: start Movember 1st clean-shaven and then grow a moustache for the entire month. The moustache becomes the ribbon for men's health, the means by which awareness and funds are raised for cancers that affect men.