Political figures, musicians and reality TV royalty were invited to join the Biden administration for a ultra-private and luxe holiday party at the White House Thursday evening, Page Six has learned.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended holding a holiday party that excluded White elected officials in city government and rescinding invitations to some.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s publicly hosted holiday party excluding white elected officials is questionable optics and judgment for someone who is supposed to be uniting the city.

Despite what Wu says, the real reason they want their own Christmas party has nothing to do with “creating a space” for people of color to celebrate the holiday season.

The unhappy mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, does not want white City Council members to attend the City Hall holiday party. This situation echoes the distressing times of the old segregated South.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has proudly posted a photo of all the attendees of her "electeds of color" holiday party despite the gathering coming in for heavy criticism for excluding white lawmakers ...

The White House has been spruced up and transformed into a gilded winter wonderland after more than 300 volunteers and residence staff spent the holiday weekend decking the halls for the final ...

My life's wish is to be at a holiday party and have the pleasure of receiving a tortilla blanket as a gift. I would go home and quite literally wrap myself in it. 10/10 experience. -- Meg Hall ...

Savannah Guthrie and Jenna Bush Hager brought their daughters to the White House holiday press party, posing together in a sweet group photo. Guthrie is mom to daughter Vale, 10, while Bush Hager ...

A Wu administration official, on behalf of the mayor, mistakenly sent all Boston city councilors an email Tuesday inviting them to a holiday party that was meant exclusively for “electeds of ...