Arts + Entertainment
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Gallery: Inside Outside, Upside Down at the Phillips Collection
More than five dozen D.C.-area artists created works in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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The Days Between at The Hamilton
August 1, 1942 was the day Jerry Garcia, one of the most influential figures in contemporary music, came into the world. He died, tragically, at...
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Album Review: Stand for Myself by Yola
Yola's sophomore album is an addictive catalogue of nuanced, genre-bending Americana
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Smithsonian’s SAAM Arcade installs a Game Jam for 2021 exhibition
Developers of all skill levels are invited to try their hand at creating a game at this year's SAAM Arcade
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David Sedaris brings his ‘Carnival of Snackery’ to the Weinberg Center
The dry-witted humorist is part of the Weinberg Center's fall slate, including Gordon Lightfoot and Lewis Black
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Olney Outdoors presents cabaret, drag, jazz and more “under the stars”
A new initiative grants four free tickets to Olney first-timers for an event of their choice
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Stream ‘Judgment Day’ with Patti LuPone, Jason Alexander, Santino Fontana through Aug. 1
Last year's deft, sharp virtual reading is now available to watch online in an encore presentation
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Jungle Cruise review: Action romp charts curious course into gay representation
Disney's latest ride-to-movie effort is a solidly entertaining adventure
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The Suicide Squad review: Lean, mean, and stuffed to the gills with charisma
James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" just wants to save the world, one fuck-up at a time
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FBoy Island review: Swipe left on HBO Max’s dating show
The tantalizing premise of HBO Max's dating show FBoy Island loses steam, until the season's last-minute twists
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Tim Gunn on Making the Cut, dressing for comfort, and the one show he absolutely regrets making
For two decades, Tim Gunn has dominated the fashion industry with his sartorial elegance. His Amazon show Making the Cut continues the trend.
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The War and Treaty perform second album ‘Hearts Town’ at Wolf Trap
Hearts Town expands on the bluesy, roots-oriented rock and soul sound that has propelled the duo
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Rorschach Theatre’s ‘Distant Frequencies’ mixes historical fiction with magical realism
The seven-chapter story covers 100 years of D.C. history in destinations across the city
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NYC’s Town Hall hosts ‘An Evening with James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’
Christine Baranksi moderates a conversation between two living theater legends
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Gallery: David Amoroso’s “American-A-Rama” at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
David Amoroso explores the icons who inspired him in the '60s and '70s
