Arts + Entertainment
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“King Cobra” star Garrett Clayton doesn’t want to discuss his sexuality
"I just don’t think it’s pertinent to talk about my personal life."
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Spotlight: Ruthless! the Musical, Taraji P. Henson, Bianca Del Rio, American Crafts & more
Our pick of what's hot in arts and entertainment this week!
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Mercury Soul merges electronica and classical at the Kennedy Center
Mason Bates kicks off the KC Jukebox season with a classical rave at the Kennedy Center
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Washington Jewish Music Festival starts next week
The Washington Jewish Music Festival strives to broaden the concept in a global, all-encompassing context
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Marg Helgenberger on The Little Foxes, CSI, and “vile” Donald Trump
Marg Helgenberger talks about playing one of theater's legendary villains, shedding TV typecasting, and why Donald Trump needs to be stopped
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Kiss at Woolly Mammoth (review)
Guillermo Calderon turns Syria from ubiquitous headline into something more urgent and human
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“The Year of Magical Thinking” at Arena Stage (review)
"The Year of Magical Thinking" is wholly, engagingly real
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Rumer Willis: “I’m a huge supporter of the LGBT community”
Through her critically-acclaimed cabaret show, Rumer Willis wants to show people who she really is
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17th Street High Heel Race celebrates 30 years
Where else can you see Septa Unella racing Cruella de Vil, Sarah Palin and countless others?
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Fox’s “Rocky Horror Picture Show” is a waste of your time
The original Rocky Horror Picture Show wasn’t a very good movie. The Fox remake doesn’t do much to improve things.
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PlayStation VR review: Pretty spectacular, but not essential (yet)
Sony’s big gamble with virtual reality is a success, even if its stance as the affordable option is a little misleading
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The Return of Cher
Superstar to perform at The Theater at MGM National Harbor in March.
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Spotlight: Chvrches, South Asian Arts, All-Male Burlesque Show and more!
Our pick of what's hot in arts and entertainment this week!
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Mafia III (review): Brilliant narrative, repetitive gameplay
It's easy to get lost in Mafia 3's world. It's just a shame that various shortcomings threaten to pull you out of it.
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Staceyann Chin’s “Motherstruck” is funny, heartbreaking and joyful
Staceyann Chin's quest to become a mother is recounted in her deeply personal, engaging one-woman show.
