Arts + Entertainment
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Film Review: “McQueen” documents the life of Alexander McQueen
The documentary McQueen captures the illustrious designer's career as a symphony of genius, exultation, and depression
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Film Review: The Spy Who Dumped Me
"The Spy Who Dumped Me" drops two wacky BFF's into the center of international espionage and one leaden action-comedy
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Open House: Studio Theatre and Signature Theatre
Two prominent theater companies host weekend open houses, attracting thousands to their neighborhoods
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Whitman-Walker’s Fall Fest highlights its new facilities in Southeast D.C.
Fall Fest is "a neighborhood gathering, block party, back-to-school drive, health fair, and more"
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Editor’s Picks: The Color Purple, ABBA – The Concert, CatVideoFest, Mid-City Sidewalk Sale, and more!
Our picks of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — August 2-8
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Concert Review: Beyonce and Jay-Z’s On the Run II Tour
Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s On the Run II packs a potent one-two punch, but doesn’t deliver the knockout.
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TransLAW helps trans people through the confusing and expensive process to update their personal documents
TransLAW's annual "A Toast to TransLAW" is July 30 at Trade
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TV Review: “A Very English Scandal” on Amazon Prime Video
"A Very English Scandal" is a phenomenally acted portrayal of the pressures of trying to remain closeted
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Kennedy Center celebrates National Dance Day on July 28
The Kennedy Center invites everyone to dance to ballet, salsa -- and Kylie
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David Byrne’s American Utopia Tour is 2018’s most thrilling concert experience
As American Utopia heads to Merriweather, Annie-B Parson and Chris Giarmo reflect on the once-in-a-lifetime concert
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Film Review: Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Tom Cruise dangles it all on the line (again) for a high-flying Mission: Impossible - Fallout
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Out On the Town: Arts and entertainment highlights, July 26-August 1
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Editor’s Picks: Dave the Musical, Be A Good Little Widow, Alan Cumming, and more!
Our picks of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Kimberly Reed’s “Dark Money” highlights the terrifying anonymous money influencing American elections
Political finance corruption is inevitable, says filmmaker Kimberly Reed, but there is hope for reform
