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Outrage never lasts. That’s why Trump wants to show us the worst before he does it.

Marin Alsop made her debut at Washington National Cathedral leading the National Orchestral Institute + Festival Philharmonic in Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9.”

“Thelma,” “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” “Furiosa” and “Hit Man” all make our evolving list of 2024’s best films.

Director Annie Baker and star Julianne Nicholson grew up in the region. Their new film, “Janet Planet,” embraces its funky, overgrown normal.

After last week’s grim-as-a-pothole funeral procession and twin-on-twin deathmatch, the third episode feels like a breather before the arrival of all-out war.

Including Josh Hartnett, John Cena, countless celebrity chefs and more than a few who’ll make you say, “That guy?”

Saxophonist Donny McCaslin and conductor Jules Buckley led a performance that included guest vocalists Gail Ann Dorsey, David Poe and John Cameron Mitchell.

Comedian and actor Martin Mull delivered his most cutting critiques of the American middle of the road with a guitar in hand.

Behind the political cartoons satirizing the Biden-Trump debate.

The first of four proposed installments of Kevin Costner’s “Horizon: An American Saga” is sprawling and diffuse.

That President Biden had a terrible night does not mean former president Donald Trump performed well.

This bold prequel finds new things to say in a Quiet Place franchise where characters can’t talk at all.

Filmed for almost nothing, “Napoleon Dynamite” became a cult phenomenon. Twenty years later, the proud weirdos who made it look back on their deadpan classic.

Shot mostly in a taxi, “Daddio” joins an intriguing list of films meant to isolate and challenge their stars.

A message on mass migration, an artist’s colorful, whimsical world, creative assemblages of salvaged materials, and two shows celebrate a renowned local artist.

Camila Cabello just made the freshest, most stylish album of her career. So why is she calling herself a weirdo?

Killer Mike was arrested shortly after winning three Grammys in February and has since completed a community service requirement.

Caravaggio’s “Crucifixion of Saint Andrew,” at the Cleveland Museum of Art, is his only altarpiece in the U.S.

Explore Indigenous culture at the Folklife Festival, celebrate the last weekend of Pride Month or get an early glimpse of fireworks.

Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons star in the latest from the director of “Poor Things” and “The Favourite.” Its confident bleakness isn’t for everyone.

Playwright Annie Baker makes a quietly impressive film debut directing the tone-perfect drama “Janet Planet.”

Food was never the real subject of “The Bear,” and its premiere episode, like the third season, improves dramatically whenever it returns to its roots.

In Paris Hilton’s opening remarks to Congress on Wednesday, she recounted institutional child abuse she said she experienced.

The fifth episode of “The Acolyte” brought insane lightsaber battles, a new Sith (we think) and plenty of questions about the future of the show.

Covers of new releases by Megan Thee Stallion and Ice Spice feature images shot by iconic rap photographer David LaChapelle.

The musician, who has collaborated with Willie Nelson, Elton John and Kylie Minogue, will perform at the Anthem on Sunday.

A snapshot of popular books.

Five favorite affordable dining options in D.C., Maryland and Virginia include Ethiopian, Nicaraguan and Vietnamese food.

The world’s biggest streamer wants to be a one-stop entertainment shop. Will its audience follow?

Off-Broadway’s “N/A” at Lincoln Center, written by a former congressional aide, is inspired by the ideological battle between Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.