Oscars 2017: What should have made the cut
In a perfect world, these movies and performers would have received an Oscar nomination.
Online shows, although bingeable, may not be sustainable in the long run
Does the Netflix binge pose a threat to a show’s longevity?
Hirshhorn’s ecstatic ‘Infinity Mirrors’ cannot be contained
So immersive, demanding and enthralling a show does not do well to dwell within walls.
Hollywood has a male nudity problem
Why can’t male actors bare to bare all on screen?
Review: Experimental comedy popera ‘Now I’m Fine’ entertains at The Clarice
Ahamefule J. Oluo’s unique show possesses the ability to connect to a wide range of audiences.
Six months after leaving Adams Morgan, Crooked Beat Records has found a home in Alexandria
“Nothing beats having a community record store.”
“It’s an art”: ‘Love Thy Beer’ event channels spirit of Maryland Craft Beer Lovers Month
“Love Thy Beer” is the signature event of the second-annual “FeBREWary,” a celebration of craft brewers from around Maryland.
Review: Cashmere Cat brought a unique form of pop to the 9:30 Club
Presented by U Street Music Hall, the producer’s DJ set was high energy and full of original music.
Review: ‘A Cure For Wellness’ is an uneven, but beautiful, mess
While not perfect, the film is a beauty on the eyes.
Review: A Valentine’s Day flick, ‘Girlfriend’s Day’ blends genres in an atypical fashion
Bob Odenkirk’s twist on a classic holiday film is unsettling, but still a worthwhile watch.