Arts + Entertainment
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World Weary: Lego Jurassic World (Review)
Lego Jurassic World thrives on good-humored nostalgia, but its gameplay is mired in repetition
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Charmed: An interview with Liam Forde
Liam Forde jumped at the chance for a role in Studio's Jumpers for Goalposts
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AFI Docs: Reel Stories
Michael Lumpkin, head of AFI Docs, explains why LGBT Documentaries are still important
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Chock Full O’ Nuts: The Madwoman of Chaillot (Review)
Cam Magee’s performance is reason enough to see Avant Bard’s Madwoman of Chaillot
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Curtain Call: Robin Williams makes final screen appearance in Boulevard (Review)
"Boulevard" presents a familiar tale of rediscovering one's sexuality
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E3 2015: 8 highlights from Sony’s conference
After Microsoft landed several body blows during its conference earlier that day, Sony had a lot to prove when its executives stepped on stage at E3....
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Jim Parsons: My coming out was “wonderful”
He came out in 2012 during an interview with The New York Times
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Potted Prince: Sunday’s Hit N Run show at the Warner (Review)
Sunday's Hit N Run show at The Warner Theatre in Washington
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E3 2015: 7 highlights from Microsoft’s conference
Microsoft needed a good E3. The Xbox One is a powerful, capable console, but a high launch price pushed many prospective buyers into the waiting...
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Dino Might: Jurassic World (Review)
Jurassic World makes for an honest, if exhausting, two hours of dino-on-dino action
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Prince is coming! Prince is coming!
Tickets on sale at Noon on Thursday for Sunday's HITnRUN show at the Warner Theatre in D.C.
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Iggy Azalea dropped from Pittsburgh Pridefest after protests
— Iggy Azalea, in a statement announcing that she would not be performing at Pittsburgh Pridefest. Azalea’s presence had been objected to by protestors who claim that...
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Lez Zeppelin plays the Hamilton
The women of Lez Zeppelin get the Led out at The Hamilton
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Signature Theatre’s “Cabaret” (Review)
Signature Theatre's Cabaret does right by Kander and Ebb -- but the story, as ever, is dismaying and disturbing
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Woolly Mammoth’s “Zombie: The American” (Review)
Though chock full of great ideas, Zombie: The American needed to be a lot edgier and wittier
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