Occasionally Cake of Alexandria, Va. and Mount Vernon, Va. is celebrating its five-year anniversary on Sun., July 20 and handing out one free cupcake per person to all their patrons with no purchase necessary at their Old Town Alexandria shop at 207 King Street and Mount Vernon at 8859 Richmond Highway from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.  Occasionally Cake will donate 50 percent of all their sales that day to Metropolitan School of the Arts youth scholarships of Lorton, Va. For more information, call (703) 647-9638 or visit www.occasionallycake.com.

The free cupcakes will be available in Chocolate Marshmallow, Red Velvet, Snickerdoodle, Funfetti and Strawberry Key Lime flavors with other flavors available for purchase. A variety of other flavors will be available for purchase.  Occasionally Cake will offer an anniversary special of four cupcakes for $8.

The Chief Creative Officer of the Washington, DC-based firm sees the power of design as a global theme

Pum Lefebure, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Design Army, www.designarmy.com, is one of only two US judges in the Design category at the global 61st Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, June 15-21, in France. She was selected to judge the world's leading celebration of creativity in communications.

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) – Friday morning, the Cowboy and Indian Alliance said it would hold a prayer ceremony outside Secretary of State John Kerry's Georgetown home to call on Kerry to reject the Keystone XL pipeline.

The group has participated in a five-day "Reject and Protect" campaign on the National Mall to urge President Obama to reject the Keystone XL pipeline as well as protect their land, water, climate, and tribal rights.

Friday, a WUSA9 photojournalist snapped this photo of the crowd gathered outside Secretary Kerry's home. Protesters are urging him to come to the National Mall and meet with the people representing communities along Keystone's proposed route.