A source tells us Sutherland’s ubiquitous chess set was right there in front of his chair, which was conveniently marked “Kiefer” on one side and “Jack” on the other.

Meanwhile, the crew grabbed a few establishing shots from the C Street portico at the Daughters of the American Revolution building. “It looks so much like the White House or an old Washington building” that it’s very popular with film crews, said a spokeswoman. She said “24” used the same location scouts as  “The West Wing,” which filmed there about nine times.

Later this week, look for Carlos Bernard, who plays Tony Almeida, and producer-director Jon Cassar. Word has it that Almeida returns from the dead next season.

On Saturday, the crew filmed a scene in a house on N Street in Georgetown.

In other celebrity news around town:

» Celebrity chef, best-selling author and TV star Anthony Bourdain emceed the Capital Food Fight at the Reagan Building on Monday night, along with Washington’s own José Andres. On Wednesday, Bourdain discusses his new book, “No Reservations: Around the World on an Empty Stomach,” at Olsson’s Books in Penn Quarter.

» Victoria’s Secret model Frederique Van Der Wal was spotted dining at Café Milano late last week with YouthAIDS founder Kate Roberts and a large group of friends in advance of the YouthAIDS gala Friday.

» The Orlando Magic, including former Georgetown Hoya Patrick Ewing (who’s now an assistant coach for the team) checked in at the Ritz Carlton on Friday night before Saturday’s game against the Wizards. Magic players Bo Outlaw and James Augustine were working out at the Ritz gym Monday.

» Rita Cosby dined with friends at Teatro Goldini on Friday night and chatted up her new book, “Blonde Ambition: The Untold Story Behind Anna Nicole Smith’s Death.” Cosby said she heard that the Bahamian government, which is set to look into Smith’s death, received many e-mails and calls after the book came out.
z “So I am glad it’s had an impact,” she said.  Asked if she has another fiery book in the works, Cosby responded, “You’ll have to wait and see.”

» Rapper Jay-Z, making the rounds to local radio stations Monday to promote his soundtrack to “American Gangster.”

» And a sad “non-sighting”: Sorry fans … You didn’t get a chance to party with the Police back at their hotel room following Monday night’s show at the Verizon Center: The band flew in Monday and quickly headed to New York City following its show.