Arts + Entertainment
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‘Lamb’ review: Equal parts horror folktale and allegorical warning
A childless Icelandic couple find happiness and horror when an unusual form of livestock joins the family
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Netflix’s Diana: The Musical is part of an “incredible evolution” of theater
Christopher Ashley on directing "Diana: The Musical for Netflix," as the show preps its long-delayed Broadway opening
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Film Review: On the Fringe of Wild
A trio of cringeworthy coming-out journeys collide in the Canadian drama "On the Fringe of Wild"
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Harvey Guillén talks Shadows, Reacher, and what might happen if Guillermo became a vampire
The FX hit What We Do in the Shadows has made a familiar face out of Harvey Guillén, whose career is on the rise.
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‘One of Us is Lying’ debuts on Peacock today
There are plenty of suspects to go around in this series based on the NYT bestseller.
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October highlights at The Anthem and 9:30 Club
Everything from Yemi Alade to Tinashe to Katie Couric and the All Things Go Music Festival at Merriweather.
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No Time to Die review: A very wordy goodbye to Daniel Craig’s James Bond
Daniel Craig says bye-bye to Bond with the haunting but talky revenge tale "No Time to Die"
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October highlights at The Birchmere
Raven's Night to Emmylou Harris, Judy Collins to David Foster
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage review – A swift, dumb, action-packed buddy comedy
"Venom: Let There Be Carnage" feels like a lot of set-up for little pay-off, despite bursts of eye-popping CGI and visual effects
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DeAngelo Jackson blazes a trail from gay adult films into mainstream acting on ‘Collar Confessions’
Here TV's drama was the "perfect way" for Jackson to transition into acting
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Nicolas Party drapes the Hirshhorn in a must-see monumental painting
Nicholas Party's artwork, formed from 100 individual pieces, helps put history in revealing context at the Hirshhorn
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Album review: Star-Crossed by Kacey Musgraves
Kacey Musgraves turns her own narrative on its head on her beautifully unsettling divorce album
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DC Theater review: Teenage Dick at Woolly Mammoth
Woolly Mammoth brushes up their Shakespeare with a hilariously irreverent retelling of "Richard III"
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Done with performative inclusivity, Angelica Ross is creating her own change
Angelica Ross speaks her mind, sings her soul, and holds Pose dear as she writes her next chapter
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Fathom Events’ Fright Fest screens Carrie, Dracula, Evil Dead, and more
A number of spooky classics will be revived on the big screen
