Arts + Entertainment
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The World to Come review: Achingly predictable, insufferably affected lesbian drama
"The World to Come" aims to be a lesbian version of Brokeback Mountain. It is nothing of the sort.
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Judas and the Black Messiah: Daniel Kaluuya is magnetic as Black Panther Fred Hampton
"Judas and the Black Messiah" delivers a fierce portrait of a man, his movement, and the forces that aligned to bring him down
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hi, Are You Single?’ at Woolly Mammoth
The droll "Hi, Are You Single?" drives home the point that people with disabilities need nooky too
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Album Review: ‘Super Monster’ by Claud
The first artist to be signed to Phoebe Bridgers' new label, Claud makes a stellar impression with their debut
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Spotlight: Sam Nester’s ‘Arcadia’ at George Mason University
A groundbreaking installation that puts the background environment into the foreground
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Spotlight: Library of Congress’ Winter Season highlights
Upcoming winter schedule includes books about Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Eleanor Roosevelt
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Spotlight: The Best of Coyaba Dance Theater
Dance Place offers a digital presentation of the West African dance-focused company's greatest hits
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Fisher Stevens based Palmer’s gender non-conforming child on his nephew
For Palmer's Fisher Stevens, the story of an ex-con who bonds with a gender non-conforming kid was one that needed telling
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Nomadland tops the Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Awards
Nomadland, Pixar's Soul, Chadwick Boseman, Minari, and Boys State among the list of winners in the 2021 WAFCAs.
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Jonathan Capehart: The New Face of Sunday Morning
Jonathan Capehart, the host of MSNBC's The Sunday Show, gets candid about his life and views as a journalist.
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Palmer review: Queer-themed drama overcomes a steep hurdle of predictability
Justin Timberlake and Ryder Allen get in sync as a makeshift family in Apple TV+'s graceful "Palmer"
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Two of Us review: An unmissable lesbian drama
"Two of Us" is a beautiful, sad drama about the perils of aging and hidden identities
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Sampson McCormick stirs up uneasy conversations in gay rom-com ‘Love the One You’re With’
McCormick's film explores specific nuances of dating and relationships in the Black gay community
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Album Review: ‘Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!’ by Aaron Lee Tasjan
Aaron Lee Tasjan makes a creative breakthrough on a rich, absorbing fourth album
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Round House’s ‘The Catastrophist’ is a timely exploration of predicting pandemics and facing mortality
William DeMeritt tapped into the brain of one of the world's leading virologists in order to play "The Catastrophist"
