Arts + Entertainment
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Billie Eilish, Beyonce Or Lin-Manuel Miranda? Predicting The Best Original Song Oscar
Billie Eilish is the Oscar frontrunner at this point, but Lin-Manuel Miranda or Beyoncé could sneak in and cause an upset.
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AirOtic Turns Acrobatic Feats Into Sensual Gay Tableaus
The "sexy, sultry, spicy" cirque cabaret AirOtic will play in D.C. for an extended run at Hook Hall.
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Editor’s Pick – Poetry For The People: The June Jordan Experience
The bisexual Black poet/teacher/activist June Jordan is getting renewed attention through a brand new stage work.
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Migguel Anggelo Reshapes Negativity Into Deeply Affecting Performance Art
Migguel Anggelo's imaginative, semi-autobiographical fable "English with an Accent" makes its debut at GALA on April 1.
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Wolf Trap Revs Up With A Ton Of Summer Concerts
Everyone from Mary Chapin Carpenter to Pink Martini to Fantasia will be making a trip to the fabled outdoor Virginia venue.
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Spotlight: The Architecture & Design Film Festival Comes To D.C.
More than a dozen international films will screen at in-person gatherings from March 24 to March 26 at the National Building Museum.
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Euphoria Brings Zendaya Back to Music
Zendaya, the singer, is back in a major way thanks to the increased focus on the tunes featured in HBO Max's Euphoria.
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Editor’s Pick: Perfume Genius lights up the 9:30 Club
The "unapologetic, unabashedly gay artist" Perfume Genius brings his current tour of "Set My Heart on Fire" to the venue on Friday, March 25.
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Music Review: Charli XCX Goes Back To Pop Basics
With her new album Crash, Charli XCX makes it clear her urge to experiment and innovate is as strong as ever.
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10 Musicians You Might Not Have Realized Could Win Album Of The Year At The Grammys
A Grammy rule change means anyone who is credited on any project that's up for Album of the Year is nominated with the main artist.
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Editor’s Pick: The National Cherry Blossom Festival
The National Cherry Blossom Festival blooms again with a combination of in-person and virtual events.
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Hot Pick: Orchids – Hidden Stories of Groundbreaking Women
U.S. Botanic Garden and Smithsonian Gardens celebrate the orchid and the women who helped foster them.
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Movie Review: “X” peers into the kinky, kooky crevices of sex and violence
Stalked by crazed killers, a porno film crew winds up on the cutting-room floor in Ti West's harrowing "X".
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TV Review: “Minx” offers smart socio-political content — with nudity
HBO Max's "Minx" bets big on cocks of all sizes in its saga of feminism and full-frontal at an erotic magazine for women.
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Interview: Michael Feinstein is having a “Gershwin Country” moment
Michael Feinstein on the Gershwins, country music, Liza, the secret to his relationship, and the trouble with Spotify.
