Netflix vs. Hulu: Who won the Fyre Festival?
The two streaming services released original documentaries on the controversial festival.
Review: Ballet West’s ‘The Nutcracker’ brings holiday magic to the Kennedy Center
‘The Nutcracker’ at the Kennedy Center shines in every way.
Review: The 1975 looks inward on ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
The 1975 are back with a deep dive into lead singer Matty Healy’s inner struggles.
‘Pulse’ at the Hirshhorn Museum is tech meets art done right
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer debuted his first art exhibit in Washington, D.C., on Thursday — Pulse, the Hirshhorn’s largest interactive technology exhibit to date. Pulse encouraged visitors to partake in the art, see their heartbeat come to life and visualize a powerful part of the human body.
Review: San Francisco Ballet’s Kennedy Center performance astounds
The two-part, multi-night program is stunning and varied.
San Francisco artist Marpi’s new exhibit is a strange and engrossing blend of tech and art.
Living in the digital age has changed every aspect of our lives — including art. ARTECHOUSE, D.C.’s first interactive digital art gallery, brings a stunning 21st century art experience that unifies art, nature and technology in its exhibit “New Nature,” which opened Friday.
Review: The Clarice puts on a great show for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
Satire, horror and sci-fi are tied into one for The Clarice’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. The tale of greed, romance and desire shined at the University of Maryland, with an exquisite set, talented performers and compelling music.
Review: ‘The Good Cop’ has an enjoyable premise and not much else
Netflix’s new cop show suffers from arrested development.