Arts + Entertainment
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Album Review: Laura Mvula makes a spectacular pivot to pop with “Pink Noise”
Laura Mvula makes a spectacular pivot to pop on her long-awaited third album
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Gallery: We Can’t Predict Tomorrow at Arlington Arts Center
The in-person exhibition reveals how nine artists approached their art during the pandemic
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Spotlight: A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction
Baltimore Center Stage premieres a darkly comic look at what it means to be human in an era of man-made extinction
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Splendour XR recreates Splendour in the Grass in virtual reality
Charlie XCX Khalid, Chvrches, and The Killers are all set to perform at the innovative two-day festival Splendour XR
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Al Hirschfeld’s parade of famous pets feature in a virtual exhibition
Featured works include notable pups Lassie, Frasier's Eddie, and Annie's Sandy
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Library of Congress reopens just in time for “Summer Movies on the Lawn”
The nation's oldest federal cultural institution also offers exhibits on Rosa Parks, women's suffrage, and the Early Americas
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Gunpowder Milkshake review: Femme-centric thriller stirs up action and humor
Slick assassins in sensible shoes bring the fun in slaying thugs with full fighting fury in Navot Papushado's new film.
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Greyson Chance is hitting the road with his new EP Trophies: “It’s going to be so, so special”
Greyson Chance burst onto the scene at 12 covering Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi." He's since come into his own as a major musical force.
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Album Review: So Gay, So Dramatic by Bright Light Bright Light
Bright Light's compilation album is a fantastic plunge into some of the best queer pop around
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Album Review: Home Video by Lucy Dacus
Lucy Dacus, never a stranger to casually baring her soul, revisits her childhood on new album "Home Video"
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‘Red Hot + Free’ revives the legendary remix compilations
Billy Porter, Titus Burgess, and Sofi Tukker lend their support to the HIV/AIDS charity fundraising effort Red Hot
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Seltzerland 2021 offers “one-of-a-kind” seltzer tastings and more than 50 flavors
The "can't miss" traveling festival offers "one-of-a-kind activations and brand new seltzer varieties"
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1455 Summer Literary Festival is “unique and inclusive” by design
This year's event, set for three days in mid-July, includes more than 200 speakers appearing on over 60 panels
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Bruno Mars returns to the MGM National Harbor in August
The pop superstar helped open the venue five years ago, and returns once more for a two-night run
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Acclaimed musical “Songs for a New World” streams at Monumental Theatre
Jason Robert Brown's "Songs for a New World," presented in a virtual production at Monumental Theatre, is about "the messiness of being human"
