Arts + Entertainment
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‘The Rental’ review: Long terrifying nights in strange houses
Director Dave Franco's lean, mean thriller taps into fresh veins of fear and paranoia
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San Diego Comic-Con: Everything LGBTQ at this year’s digital convention
The finest in pop culture conferences brings it home with a jam-packed schedule for Comic-Con@Home's free virtual convention
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“Gaslighter” review: The Chicks are back with a bold new album
After over a decade, the newly-rechristened Chicks return with a comeback recording that showcases their greatest strengths
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‘Cursed’ review: Netflix’s overstuffed fantasy series travels a bumpy road
"Cursed" remixes Arthurian legend into an overwrought origin story for the Lady of the Lake
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Psalmayene 24 is busy imagining a post-pandemic future
Theater dynamo Psalmayene 24 is currently hosting an online salon series at Studio
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Artomatic marks 20th anniversary by becoming an all-virtual festival
Artomatic 2.0 starts on Monday, July 20 and runs for a full month with a full virtual experience.
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11 Great Things to Do in DC This Weekend
From Olympia Dukakis to PBS's short film festival, here's our handpicked recommendations for your weekend time!
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Gallery: ‘When We First Arrived’ in The Corner at Whitman-Walker
Whitman-Walker reopens its cultural center for a limited-time exhibit
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‘Welcome to Chechnya’: Behind the scenes of David France’s shocking documentary of an anti-gay purge
David France shares inside details about "Welcome to Chechnya," his powerful new documentary about LGBTQ refugees running for their lives
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‘The High Note’ director Nisha Ganatra on the “absolute dream” of working with Tracee Ellis Ross
From "Chutney Popcorn" to "The High Note," director Nisha Ganatra's career has often focused on how women empower one another
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‘The Old Guard’ review: Charlize Theron stars in familiar superhero tale with phenomenal action
A group of immortals kick a lot of ass in Netflix's superhuman action thriller "The Old Guard"
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Rufus Wainwright reemerges with new music reflective of his age and our times
Wainwright's Unfollow The Rules is his first pop album in eight years
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‘Unfollow the Rules’ review: As close to a conventional Rufus Wainwright album as you can imagine
Rufus Wainwright has created a straightforward, expertly crafted work that neatly bookends the first half of his career
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‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ review: A sweet celebration of iconic TV psychic Walter Mercado
The stars align for an endearing portrait of Walter Mercado in Neflix's "Mucho Mucho Amor"
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Gallery: By The People Art Fair
Nearly 500 works by more than 100 artists are on display
