Arts + Entertainment
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Music Review: ‘One Day’ by The Cactus Blossoms
The Cactus Blossoms' third album searches for silver linings in a gloomy present.
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Review: Death on the Nile is a slow boat
Director Kenneth Branagh turns "Death on the Nile" into a damp melodrama.
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MWTV: Tears for Fears, Todrick Hall, and Dino Domination in Jurassic World
An iconic renaissance, neon-drenched bubble butt jumping, the return of the dinosaurs, and Apple's new sci-fi thriller.
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DC Theater Review: Dear Mapel
Psalmayene 24 conjures theater magic with the well-told memoir Dear Mapel at Mosaic.
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DC Theater Review: Rock musical ‘Trans Am’ at Keegan Theatre
Lisa Stephen Friday bares her soul in the rocking autobiographical musical "Trans Am," now at Keegan
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Album Review: ‘Laurel Hell’ by Mitski
Mitski returns from a brief hiatus with "Laurel Hell," a complex, cerebral sixth album delivered with profound honesty and self-awareness.
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MWTV: Walt Disco, Villagers, Lucius, and Bonobo
A quartet of incredible music videos, from shimmering indie pop to queer punk flamboyance
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Hot Picks of the Week: Celebrate 50 Years of Broadway at the Kennedy Center
Plus, Criterion Collection's Black History Month highlights and a Valentine's Concert from the National Chamber Ensemble
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The Criterion Channel: February Highlights
The Criterion Channel is a treasure trove of cinematic content that consistently adds value to its bounty. Every month, the cinema-oriented streamer creates new themed...
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Moonfall review: A disaster movie in every sense
Moonfall is a disaster movie in every sense of the word.
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Crusader Kings III will add same-sex marriage in new update
Medieval strategy game Crusader Kings III will add same-sex marriage in an update
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Kristen Kish is turning fast food into haute cuisine on ‘Fast Foodies’
For Chef Kristen Kish, whipping up dishes on truTV’s Fast Foodies is all in a day’s cooking.
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Album Review: Anaïs Mitchell makes her self-titled return
Anaïs Mitchell shakes off the bombast of "Hadestown" for a collection of reflective songs from the Vermont countryside
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Karinda Dobbins keeps it real on her new comedy album Black & Blue
Comic Karinda Dobbins takes on everything from "hiking while Black" to code-switching in corporate America.
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Hot Picks: 7 things to do online and in IRL in the D.C. area
Washington Ballet's Swan Lake, MGM National Harbor's Year of the Tiger, GALA's House on the Lagoon, more.
