Dave Hughes rocked it: 

DCRTV broke the news several months ago. And now ABC News makes it official. Its Sunday political talker “This Week” will be moving from ABC’s downtown DC news bureau to the new Newseum news biz museum near Capitol Hill.

But host George Stephanopoulos might want to wait a while to try Wolfgang Puck’s new Newseum restaurant. As we reported this spring, a Sports Illustrated party celebrating the mag’s annual swimsuit issue “turned into a health scare for stars in Hollywood after a caterer working for celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck may have exposed them to acute Hepatitis A.”

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The culinary captain Wolfgang Puck is reportedly pumped to start up his new restaurant when the Newseum finally opens this fall. But there’s good reason not to share in his excitement — today, at least.

According to Reuters, a Sports Illustrated party celebrating the mag’s annual swimsuit issue “turned into a health scare for stars in Hollywood after a caterer working for celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck may have exposed them to acute Hepatitis A.”

“Carl Shuster, president of Wolfgang Puck Catering, said the company was working closely with health officials to contact anyone who ate food prepared in its Hollywood kitchen between February 1 and 20.” One such guest was Beyonce (who looked fine at the Oscars, so we’re pretty sure she’s safe).

Unless you were at the party, you probably don’t have to worry: no Wolfgang Puck pre-packaged foods or restaurants were affected.

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