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Carolyn Hax: With long-distance future in-laws, try to narrow the divide
Time and effort may create a better relationship.
Dudamel and the moral choice
On conductors and politics: Gustavo Dudamel won’t condemn Maduro regime. Should we expect him to?
‘Il Corsaro’: WCO does early Verdi proud
The young tenor Michael Fabiano gave Washington Concert Opera reason to put on minor Verdi work.
Strong NSO ‘Rosenkavalier’ offers Fleming and new star
Stephanie Houtzeel steals show as Octavian in Part 1 of orchestra’s Strauss celebration with Eschenbach.
Romanian film ‘Child’s Pose’ is a complex thriller
Luminita Gheorghiu delivers an incandescent performance at the center of the film.
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ movie review
Filmmaker Wes Anderson’s film features a stand-out performance by Ralph Fiennes as a suave concierge.
‘300: Rise of an Empire’ movie review
The ‘300’ prequel returns to Greece with more gore, grunting and aggressive sexuality.
Paul Taylor Dance Company to enlist other choreographers
The name will change to Paul Taylor’s American Modern Dance, signifying the company’s growth.
Bigger, bolder isn’t always better than smaller, well-crafted
Bowen McCauley Dance program brought an altogether pleasing work to the Atlas Intersections Festival.
In Beatles, Stones homage, all you need is ballet about love
The best part of Washington Ballet’s “British Invasion” is Wheeldon’s work “There Where She Loved.”
Ask Amy: Daughters move home; mom wants out
It sounds to Amy as if this mom has been rescuing and mediating for her daughters for far too long.
Ask Amy: Randy widower worries daughter
Her father is sleeping around, and she worries he may end up with an STD.
NBC’s ‘Crisis’: Held hostage, with unreasonable demands
TV REVIEW | A busload of elite Washington teenagers is kidnapped — bring on the helicopter parents!
‘Cosmos’: A fond return to the vastness of space
TV REVIEW | Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts this sleek and long-awaited update to Carl Sagan’s 1980 series.
‘Resurrection,’ ‘Believe’: Children with very special gifts
TV REVIEWS | My child can control things with her mind. (Yeah? Well my kid came back from the dead.)
The TV Column: Alec Baldwin’s puzzling Nat Geo Channel gig
The actor and animal rights supporter will narrate documentaries about, among other things, bear-hunting.
Emmy and Tony can’t seem to get enough of Neil Patrick Harris
Actor will host the Emmy Awards for the second time this year after hosting the Tonys for the fourth time
Animal Planet nets biggest audience with ‘Mermaids’
TV COLUMN | “New Evidence” “documentary” follows last year’s “Mermaids: The Body Found.”
Conductor has apparent health issue during NSO concert
Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, 80, slumps to the podium near the end of the night but finishes performance.
New Smithsonian leader may have outsider’s advantage
David Skorton’s fundraising success at Cornell and affinity for humanities brings hope to Institution’s future.
Phillips Collection’s ‘Made in the USA’
New exhibition makes strong case for acknowledging founder’s brilliance and generosity as a collector.
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