Arts + Entertainment
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Mean Girls’ Is So ‘Fetch’ At The Kennedy Center
Nearly four-and-a-half years after its sold-out, pre-Broadway debut at the National Theatre and two years after COVID ended its hit Broadway run, Mean Girls, the...
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Spotlight: April Highlights At Sixth & I Historic Synagogue
A robust LGBTQ April lineup at Sixth & I includes Janelle Monáe, Jonathan Van Ness, Chasten Buttigieg, Randy Rainbow, and Ocean Vuong.
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TV Review: ‘Moon Knight’ Is Stronger On Ghoulish Atmosphere Than Superhero Excitement
Oscar Isaac acts his asp off as Marvel's "Moon Knight," yet the action-challenged series still sputters.
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Grammy Predictions 2022: Album Of The Year
Of the 10 titles nominated for Album of the Year, those in the know seem to have narrowed it down to three likely winners.
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Grammy Predictions 2022: Record of the Year
The 10 songs nominated for Record of the Year represent a wide array of artists from different styles, genres, and generations.
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Grammy Predictions 2022: Song of the Year
For our money, the Grammy race for Song of the Year comes down to a battle between two artists -- Olivia Rodrigo and Silk Sonic.
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Grammy Predictions 2022: Best New Artist
There's one name that's been touted as a likely winner of the Best New Artist Grammy for more than a year, and it's hers to...
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Look Out For Olivia Rodrigo To Sweep The Grammys
The 2022 Grammys are right around the corner (they’re scheduled to air live from Las Vegas on Sunday, April 3), and while nothing is certain...
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10 LGBTQ Musicians Who Could Win Grammys This Year
With each passing year, the Grammys seem to get gayer and gayer, and that’s a wonderful thing. This shift may show that music industry insiders...
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Editor’s Pick: The Annapolis Film Festival
The Annapolis Film Festival turns a decade old this year, celebrating with an in-person, four-day event showing more than 70 films, including several standout narrative...
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John Jarboe Explores Gender Queerness Through The Metaphor Of Cannibalism
John Jarboe explores gender queerness through the metaphor of cannibalism.
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Spotlight: A Strong Spring Lineup At Strathmore
From David Sedaris to Lea Salonga, Strathmore kicks off the Spring with an abundance of worthwhile performances.
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COAL + ICE Documents Our Relationship To Fossil Fuels Through Photographs
The Kennedy Center’s exhibit COAL + ICE is a documentary photography exhibition working to visualize the climate crisis, its causes, and consequences. Over 50 photographers...
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Editor’s Pick: Crazy For Patsy Cline
The enduring influence and legacy of Patsy Cline is somewhat surprising, given that the pioneering female country star died in a plane crash nearly 60...
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Editor’s Pick: ABT’s “Don Quixote” At The Kennedy Center
In 1971, the American Ballet Theatre helped to christen the Kennedy Center during the venue’s opening week festivities by performing the celebrated grand pas de...
