Arts + Entertainment
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‘Hold On, Change is Coming’ Finds Power in Black History
The Zenith Gallery's latest exhibit, up through March 1, features 15 artists who "use their art to honor their blackness."
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‘One of Them Days’ Allows Its Stars to Shine
Keke Palmer and SZA make a winning pair of unlucky besties racing to recover rent money in buddy comedy "One of Them Days."
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‘High Tide’: Shirtless and Seeking Love
A gay Brazilian stuck in P-town seeks a visa, and finds a fling in the sweetly melancholy romance "High Tide."
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‘The Room Next Door’ is Almodóvar’s Latest Gem
Pedro Almodóvar teams Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore for a rich slice of classic Hollywood melodrama in The Room Next Door.
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‘& Juliet’ is a Joyful, Pop-Powered Sensation
The glorious pipes of Rachel Simone Webb supply the wind beneath the wings of "& Juliet's" extensive national tour.
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The Best and Worst Films of 2024
Film critic André Hereford serves up his best and worst films in an unforgettable year of witches, grannies, and gladiators.
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ZooLights: Holiday Magic in the Heart of D.C.
A million twinkling lights and hand-painted wildlife lantern scenes give the Smithsonian's National Zoo a proper glow up.
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‘A Complete Unknown’: Can a Biopic Capture Dylan’s Contradictions?
Timothée Chalamet stars as Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," a biopic that struggles to make the folk legend knowable.
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Audra McDonald Lights Up Broadway in ‘Gypsy’
Multiple Tony Award-winner Audra McDonald positively stuns in the revival of a beloved classic American musical.
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‘Laughs in Spanish’ Mixes Art World Antics with Heartfelt Drama
The saucy mother-daughter comedy "Laughs in Spanish" artfully balances Latino flavor, art world satire, and lesbian romance
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‘Death Becomes Her’ is Broadway’s Funniest Musical
The brilliant musical adaptation of "Death Becomes Her" is the drop-dead, must-have ticket of the Broadway season.
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Arena’s ‘Death on the Nile’ is a Pleasure Cruise
Robust performances and a parade of fabulous costumes keep Arena's sumptuous "Death on the Nile" steaming ahead
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‘Leopoldstadt’ is Ambitious but Lacks Emotional Connection
Tom Stoppard’s "Leopoldstadt" raises important questions about how easy it has been for society to decide that their Jews don’t belong.
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‘Kraven the Hunter’ is a Pitiful Mess of a Movie
Aaron Taylor-Johnson struts and scowls through Sony’s haphazardly-assembled franchise nonstarter "Kraven the Hunter."
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For Lance Bass, Coming Out Was a “Career Killer”
The former NSYNC member says casting directors snubbed him because they didn't believe he would be believable as a straight character.
