Arts + Entertainment
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Jax Taylor slams Derick Dillard over transphobic tweet attacking Jazz Jennings
It’s an all-out brawl between reality show stars on Twitter. Jax Taylor, one of the stars of Vanderpump Rules, is coming to the defense of reality...
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George Lopez to tape new HBO special at Kennedy Center
Comedian and sitcom star brings his latest material to the Ken Cen -- just be ready for your close-up!
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Clowning Around is an exhibition built around clowns in all their forms
Clowns are depicted in ways fun, playful, sadistic, comedic and tragic
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Kathy Halenda’s “Somewhere Over The Rose” celebrates two gay icons
A tribute to two of the most iconic divas in the gay pantheon, Judy Garland and Bette Midler
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, August 3-9, 2017
Your guide to everything film, music, stage, dance, comedy and more in DC this week!
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An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power
Al Gore's followup to his landmark "An Inconvenient Truth" paints a more optimistic picture of the future
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Review: Dream Daddy
Dream Daddy offers queer gamers a fun slice of both being and dating a father
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Smithsonian’s SAAM Arcade showcases the art of gaming
The Smithsonian American Art Museum celebrates the art and culture of videogames with a massive videogame playground
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Earth Wind & Fire And Chic at the Verizon Center
A stop on the 2054 North American Tour, the night is complete with a special guest DJ
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Review: “Everything Now” by Arcade Fire
Arcade Fire's latest release takes on the culture industry but forgets to have fun doing it
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Sundance winner “Step” screens at Landmark’s Bethesda Row
It's set against the backdrop of the Black Lives Matter movement and the death of Freddie Gray
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Review: Queen + Adam Lambert at the Verizon Center
Queen + Adam Lambert adds up to an electrifying night at the Verizon Center
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Kennedy Center celebrates National Dance Day on July 29
So You Think You Can Dance contestant Tony Bellissimo will lead patrons in this year's National Dance Day routine
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Dakshina Dance Company features works by pioneering choreographer Anna Sokolow
"Frida" is Sokolow's tribute to her friendship with Frida Kahlo
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Olney’s “Thurgood” explores the history of the Supreme Court’s first African-American justice
Walter Dallas directs Brian Anthony Wilson in a one-man show
