Arts + Entertainment
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Who You Think I Am review: Juliette Binoche shines in catfishing psychological thriller
Juliette Binoche delivers a knockout performance as a divorcée caught up in a catfishing romance in "Who You Think I Am"
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DC Shorts Film Festival returns with a fantastic in-person LGBTQ showcase
DC Shorts returns as a hybrid festival, with a portion of its 95 online films highlighted in live screenings
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Lucy Bowen McCauley reflects on 25 years of her celebrated dance company
Bowen McCauley Dance presents its final performance on Sept. 14, 2021
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National Dance Day at the Kennedy Center: Everything You Need to Know
This year's 12th annual National Dance Day returns on Sept. 18 as a free, in-person gathering
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Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience brings a state-of-the-art celebration to an event space near you
The exhibit features atmosphere, color, digital imagery, and emotion projected in 360-degrees across ginormous screens
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Q-Force: Twink actor Matt Rogers stands by “every single joke” in Netflix’s queer comedy
Matt Rogers breaks down the bops and "boops" of writing and performing on Netflix's new animated queer spy comedy
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Album Review: ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’ by Halsey
Halsey returns with a raw new sound on a strong, defiant fourth album that explores themes of motherhood
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Cinderella review: A shoddy but satisfying twist on the classic tale
Camila Cabello is an appealing heroine in Amazon Prime's "Cinderella," but Billy Porter makes it magical
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Ford’s Theatre debuts a free staging of “Come From Away” at the Lincoln Memorial
Apple TV+ is also premiering a special recorded performance of the emotional hit musical
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Aaron Lee Tasjan is hitting the road with his queer-tinged album “Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!”
Tasjan's rich, pop-infused music incorporates an LGBTQ sensibility, but is as difficult to label as the artist himself
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Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel join the American Pops Orchestra for “Wicked in Concert” on PBS
Issac Powell is one of a handful of Broadway stars and singers who light up the APO's "Wicked in Concert" on PBS
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Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Marvel freshens up its formula with the fantasy-fueled origin story "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
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Candyman review: A lot to say, but not enough scares holding it all together
Candyman updates the 1992 horror film with astute social commentary, but contains more style than suspense
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Todd Stephens’ gay drama “Swan Song” is his finest work yet
Swan Song is a rich, absorbing character study with a narrative defined by indelible encounters
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Merriweather celebrates pop’s cutting edge with the All Things Go Music Festival
HAIM, St. Vincent, Charli XCX, and Lauv are set to perform
