Arts + Entertainment
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Remasterful: The Last of Us Remastered (Review)
The Last of Us Remastered is an enhanced version of one of the greatest games ever made
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New Movies for August 2014 (Trailers)
What’s playing in theaters? A list of new film releases for August of 2014. About Alex Are You Here As Above So Below The Congress...
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DC Center’s OutWrite grows as part of national LGBT book fair boom
DC Center's OutWrite grows as part of national LGBT book fair boom
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Studio’s “Carrie: The Musical” is frightfully bland
“You were right, Mama. They all laughed at me!” If only Carrie White were talking about the audience at Carrie: The Musical (-1/2), now at...
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It’s fun to get lost in the National Building Museum’s BIG Maze
Get lost in the National Building Museum's BIG Maze.
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Flashback: Top 30 Hits This Week 30 Years Ago — July 21, 1984
1984 was one of the great years in pop music history. MTV had introduced a whole new wave of exciting and innovative artists that captured...
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Binging on Laughs: WIT offers a new summer improv festival full of funny spoofs
“We’ve been rehearsing dramatic pauses,” Dan Miller says, “and looking forlornly off into the distance to get that daytime soap aesthetic down.” Miller is part...
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Ape S**t – “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” review
It’s cliched world-gone-mad in the latest Planet of the Apes.
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Morrissey unleashes ambitious new album “World Peace is None of Your Business”
Morrissey has been in the business of writing pop songs that range from piercingly caustic to hopelessly dour for over 30 years now, since...
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You need to play “Coming Out Simulator 2014”
Nicky Case's has devised a thoughtful, emotional exploration of one man's own struggle to be himself.
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Neil Tennant turns 60! We Celebrate with 20 of the Pet Shop Boys’ Greatest Hidden Gems
Happy 60th, Neil Tennant!
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The Queer Fringe: A roundup of LGBT-related shows at Capital Fringe
Over the next few weeks, the 600 block of New York Avenue NW will be teeming with people. And there are sure to be plenty...
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Christopher Henley and Jay Hardee juggle their twin roles in theater and at home
Christopher Henley and Jay Hardee juggle their twin roles in theater and at home.
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Sideways Approach: Valiant Hearts and Shovel Knight reviewed
Valiant Hearts and Shovel Knight are perfect for a quick gaming fix.
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“Wolfenstein: The New Order” is solid, enjoyable and decidedly retro
"Wolfenstein: The New Order" is solid, enjoyable and decidedly retro.
