Arts + Entertainment
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Watch St. Vincent’s iconic “Austin City Limits” episode on March 27
Queer art-rock performer's performance became an instant hit with fans, leading to this encore broadcast
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Review: “Deacon” by serpentwithfeet is a powerful, meticulously crafted album
Serpentwithfeet's second album is an intricate, beautifully realized vision of queer romance
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The Irregulars review: Netflix’s supernatural spin on Sherlock Holmes
In Netflix's "The Irregulars," Victorian Era street kids team with Holmes and Watson to prevent a supernatural apocalypse
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DC’s Environmental Film Festival embraces an opportunity to reach a global audience
The 29th edition of The Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital is making the most of virtual screenings
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Review: “Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker”
"Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker" speaks through the late artist's work to illustrate his fiery life and times
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Album review: “Spaceman” by Nick Jonas
Nick Jonas joins the pandemic album club with a heavily thematic and highly uneven new release
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Touchstone Gallery’s dynamic virtual exhibitions
Touchstone is temporarily thriving as an online-only operation
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Spotlight: Brandi Carlile’s Benefit Livestream Concert
Lesbian country/rock star performs live from Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
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Jane Franklin Dance’s “About Time” is this weekend
Performance developed in response to Philip Livingston's art
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Unleashed is a “gay SXSW” featuring entertainment and consumer tech
Brian Sims, Carmen Carrera, Matteo Lane, and Michael Sam will all appear
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“Genius: Aretha” review: A marvelous Cynthia Erivo channels the towering musical genius
"Genius: Aretha" does right by the Queen of Soul, illuminating the private tribulations behind her artistic evolution
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The Kennedy Center streams Matthew Bourne’s production of “The Red Shoes”
The Kennedy Center offers a filmed performance from London's West End
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier review: Business as usual
The first episode of Marvel's newest series teases a more conventional story than WandaVision
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Review: “Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret” celebrates acting boldly and loving fearlessly
"Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret" unspools a collection of defiant gay shorts from Europe, the UK, and Down Under
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Kid 90 review: A foggy, unfulfilling glimpse of child stardom in the ’90s
Soleil Moon Frye provides a candid glimpse -- but just a glimpse -- at a generation of child actors surviving stardom in "Kid 90"
