Arts + Entertainment
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DC’s biggest and most popular museums start to reopen
National Museum of African American History and Culture, National Portrait Gallery, and Renwick Gallery are all reopening.
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Glastonbury Festival returns as a global livestream: Here’s everything you need to know
Coldplay, Damon Albarn, Haim, Jorja Smith, DJ Honey Dijon and more are set to perform
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Movie Review: Sequin in a Blue Room
The tale of a young gay teen's obsession with sex takes a dark turn in Samuel Van Grinsven's debut feature
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Story District presents its 11th annual Out/Spoken
Story District joins with Team Rayceen for this year's annual LGBTQ Out/Spoken.
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Billy Porter on the ending of Pose and what comes next
Emmy, Grammy, and Tony-winner Billy Porter will keep on marching through the doors Pose has opened
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Sufjan Stevens’ “Convocations” is a sprawling, poignant tribute to his late father
The five-volume, two-and-a-half-hour album offers a powerful musical meditation on grief
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Invincible’s LGBTQ character is “essential,” creator says
Robert Kirkman says William's sexuality will spawn multiple stories in Amazon's animated series
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Review: “Shrill” Season 3 touches down for a richly comic, fond farewell
The gloriously body-positive, queer-inclusive comedy Shrill brings it home for a smooth landing in its final season
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Wolf Trap attracts music lovers with a specially created Soundwalk for its massive park
Wolf Trap's Soundwalk enhances the world-class concert venue's grounds with GPS-specific sound installations.
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Theater Review: “Midnight at the Never Get” at Signature Theatre
Sam Bolen and Christian Douglas make beautiful music together in Signature's bittersweet, pre-Stonewall romance.
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The Corner’s COVID-19 Art Exhibition captures the emotional toll of the pandemic
The exhibition also includes a podcast, photoshoot, workshop, and walking tour lecture.
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Judith Light, Rayshun LaMarr join the American Pops Orchestra for “We Are Family”
A special APO concert featuring pop hits and American standards airs on PBS Friday, May 14
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“Blindness” is a gripping adventure of sight and sound
Shakespeare's welcome return to live theater is a bold exploration of a strange new world.
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Live Music Returns to Strathmore & Merriweather this summer
Strathmore kicks off its new season on May 30, and Merriweather resumes live summer concerts on July 2
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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse review: Michael B. Jordan’s muscle-baring thriller
Michael B. Jordan flexes his guns and gravitas as a Navy SEAL out for vengeance in Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse.
