Ann Hornaday
‘Love Is All You Need’ movie review
‘Love Is All You Need’ examines mid-life romance in a tender, modestly absorbing escapist fable.
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Ann Hornaday
‘The Great Gatsby’ in 3-D: An American classic as modern-day pop-up story
Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D film maintains an odd emotional distance when it should be immersive.
Ann Hornaday
‘Iron Man 3’ gets the job done, but might be on the verge of exhaustion
Robert Downey Jr. brings his signature glib wit to “Iron Man 3” but the series is beginning to wear thin.
The Style Blog
Mikal Cronin, R.L. Grime, Little Boots: Critic's Notebook
Notable recordings from the world of pop music.
Chris Richards
Pistol Annies still blaze on ‘Annie Up’
Also reviewed: New albums by Natalie Maines and Lady Antebellum.
The Style Blog
Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman -- mourning a musician fixated on death
The world of metal says goodbye to trailblazer who played "impossibly fast."
Hank Stuever
‘Constitution USA’: A breezy but cheesy road trip into American rights
TV REVIEW | NPR host Peter Sagal tries to make the framers a little more fun but gets a little too cute.
Hank Stuever
On MTV, a surprisingly sweet ‘Vinny,’ plus an irritating ‘Zach Stone’
TV REVIEW | “Jersey Shore’s” quiet guido invites celebs home to meet his ma.
Hank Stuever
On the ‘Inside,’ Amy Schumer is just another Comedy Central guy
Also reviewed: An embittered “Maron” on IFC and ABC’s regrettable “Family Tools.”
Philip Kennicott
The shifting strategy of preserving Civil War battlefields
Over the decades, our own divided views have shaped the way these hallowed grounds are maintained.
Philip Kennicott
‘Over, Under, Next’ at the Hirshhorn: Art review
The Hirshhorn Museum exhibit
‘Over, Under, Next’ gives
a vast subject the old collage try.
Philip Kennicott
The deal at the Corcoran
For its partnership with U-Md. to work, it must have transparency, inclusion and detoxification.
Anne Midgette
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra makes itself at home
BSO performs at Carnegie Hall’s creative Spring for Music festival.
Anne Midgette
Review: ‘Show Boat’ at the Washington National Opera is worth the ride
Francesca Zambello’s production of “Show Boat” gives the audience a chance to savor our musical heritage.
Anne Midgette
Emerson Quartet marks end of an era, welcomes new cellist in D.C. concert.
The Emerson Quartet’s long goodbye: Cellist David Finckel will leave the group after 34 years.
Lisa De Moraes
Fox leads networks with a preview of its fall series
TV COLUMN | Networks will soon let us know what shows are the fall season’s must-sees.
Lisa de Moraes
‘Cops’ moving from Fox to Spike TV
TV COLUMN | Low-budget celebration of car chases and naughty-word obfuscation will make a move this fall.
Lisa De Moraes
CBS’s ‘Criminal Minds’ gets closer to renewal
TV COLUMN | CBS hopes to close deals with the cast for a ninth season. That hasn’t always gone well.
Sarah Kaufman
Isadora Duncan is captured in ‘Once Wild’
New theater production portrays famed dancer as seen through her adopted daughter’s eyes.
Sarah Kaufman
Washington Ballet’s ‘Hemingway: The Sun Also Rises’
This is one of the great challenges facing Septime Webre as he turns Hemingway’s 1926 novel into a ballet.
Sarah Kaufman
Asanga Domask assures future of traditional Sri Lankan dance
The dancer kicked off CityDance’s program on the traditional and folk dances of Sri Lanka.
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