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The Washington Post : arts and entertainment
28  mars     17h15
Tell The Post: What’s your favorite D.C. dive bar?
Washington Post staff    We’re on the hunt for D.C.’s best dive bars. Where’s your favorite, and what makes it the perfect dive
    13h30
The 27 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano, Zoe Glasser, Chris Richards, Adele Chapin, Chris Kelly    Celebrate cherry blossoms with kites on the National Mall and fireworks at the Wharf. Hunt for Easter eggs or dance at a Country Carter release party.
    12h00
Zach Bryan doesn’t need country radio. He just needs your heartstrings.
Travis Andrews    The singer got famous on YouTube. Do his songs still travel in a concert arena
    10h00
Godzilla x Kong’ is here to please your lizard brain
Amy Nicholson    Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ is a monster smackdown that isn’t out for Oscars. Let it roar.
    10h00
How Ralph Fiennes figured out why Macbeth would kill
Peter Marks    Ralph Fiennes plunges into the role of Shakespeare’s king slayer in a production of Macbeth coming to D.C.
    09h00
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter’ sash could inspire a new fashion frenzy
Janay Kingsberry    First there were sequins and mirror cowboy hats. Now fans are clamoring for sashes to celebrate Beyoncé’s new country era.
27  mars     22h06
The horror of the Key Bridge disappearing overnight
Philip Kennicott    The bridge symbolized technological prowess and human connection. Its collapse triggers darker emotions.
    21h39
Jenn Tran is the first Asian American Bachelorette. It’s about time.
Jada Yuan    ABC named Jenn Tran, a year old physician assistant student, as the first AAPI lead in its juggernaut Bachelor franchise. Here’s why it matters.
    19h55
Steve (Martin)’ is a smart and charming portrait of a smart and charming man
Jessica Kiang    Steve Martin is an absorbing two part documentary that is like its subject better, happier and maybe even funnier in the Now than in the Then.
    19h23
Was there room for Jack? Cinema’s most-debated prop sells for 700K.
Kim Bellware    The simulated piece of driftwood that saved Kate Winslet’s Rose in Titanic was the highest selling item in an auction of Hollywood memorabilia.
    15h57
The zany Dogman’ is like Joker’ with dogs and drag
Jen Yamato    Caleb Landry Jones stars in Dogman, Luc Besson’s genre blending latest.
    12h30
How and why to look at Pierre Bonnard, one of the great modern painters
Sebastian Smee    Bonnard’s Worlds at the Phillips Collection is a marvelous, mind altering celebration of one of the great modern painters.
    12h00
Washington Post hardcover bestsellers
Becky Meloan    A snapshot of popular books.
    10h00
Is Young Thug on trial for using his imagination?
Chris Richards    In America, sadly, being Black means your imagination can be used against you in a court of law.
    03h50
Richard Serra made us giddy and afraid
Sebastian Smee    Artist Richard Serra, dead at , offered a strange and strangely intimidating new way to think about sculpture.
    02h48
At two historically informed concerts, refreshing takes on early music
Michael Andor Brodeur    Concerts by the Washington Bach Consort and Folger Consort focus on neglected works by women composers and the music of medieval Spain, respectively.
26  mars     19h34
Rubell Museum won’t replace director after leadership shakeup
Kriston Capps    The Rubell Museum D.C. says it has no immediate plans to hire a new leader, raising questions about its future in the city’s arts scene.