Arts + Entertainment
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‘Queer Eye’ Review: Comfort Zone
Netflix's 'Queer Eye' is a potent celebration of allowing its subjects to find -- and live -- their authentic selves.
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‘You Hurt My Feelings’ Review: Hurts So Good
A nugget of truth threatens to wreck a marriage in Nicole Holofcener's sweet, unfussy 'You Hurt My Feelings.'
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How to Make a Fascist
Moisés Kaufman probes our need to protect the facts from forces bent on burying history in 'Here There Are Blueberries.'
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5 Things To Know About Owenn
Taylor Swift is smack dab in the middle of her The Eras Tour, which is well on its way to becoming one of the highest-grossing...
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5 Drag Race Winners Who Deserve To Return
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 8 is in full swing, and it seems like everyone has moved on from the glamour and grandiosity that was...
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‘Monica’ Review: Home Remedies
"Monica" magnificently succeeds in being a few different movies wrapped in one, depending on the perspective of the viewer.
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Britney Spears Is Currently Heard In Three Broadway Shows
The newest show to arrive on Broadway is Once Upon a One More Time, and if you don’t know anything about this new musical, it’s...
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‘Good Night, Oscar’ Review: High Performance
With 'Good Night, Oscar,' Sean Hayes revives a classic Hollywood personality in the season's most riveting performance.
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Editor’s Pick: Ellsworth Kelly At The Glenstone Museum
Ellsworth Kelly at 100 features 70 works on display, ranging from drawings and paintings to sculptures, collages to photography.
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The Homosexual Tendencies of Darren Hayes
The ex-Savage Garden frontman, on his return to music, mental health, and the importance of being out.
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‘Summer, 1976’ Review: Bicentennial Buddies
Long-term friendship, with all of its complexity and nuance, is explored in a quaint and quiet new Broadway play, 'Summer, 1976.'
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‘Love to Love You’ Review: Summer Love
HBO’s enthralling 'Love to Love You, Donna Summer' reveals an eclectic artist who didn’t set out to rule disco, but she did.
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WNO’s ‘La bohème’ Review: The Crying Game
Swooningly melodic and accessible, the Washington National Opera's 'La bohème' is a reliable tear-jerker.
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10 Criminally Underrated Kesha Songs
Animals, rejoice! Kesha’s new album Gag Order has arrived, and it’s available for everyone to listen to now. This time around, the singer-songwriter has evolved...
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Michael Urie Gets Spammed (A Lot)
Michael Urie returns to the Kennedy Center in the insanely funny 'Monty Python's Spamalot,' as the Brave Sir Robin.
