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Lisa Jewell's "Don't Let Him In" will keep you up at night. Also, don't miss new audiobooks by Jess Walter and Edward Hirsch.

In "Portals," an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, three rising female artists render the fantastic, the subconscious and the satirical.

Ostentatious and anachronistic Oval Office changes don't bode well for a 90,000-square-foot addition to the executive mansion.

"Weapons," "Cloud," "Together" and "40 Acres" make our evolving list of 2025's best films.

The singer-songwriter's breakout album, "I Barely Know Her," sounds as sharp as it does shrewd.

Artists defended their creations after the White House listed several examples, saying they represent a United States capable of containing multiple narratives.

In Edinburgh, Scotland, solo artists turned the pages back on recent history, from covid lockdowns to the Charlottesville rally.

The Baltimore singer-songwriter's new album, "The Passionate Ones," reminds us that "we don't have to be so average."

"Play On!" at Signature Theatre, a musical retelling of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" set to Duke Ellington songs in 1930s Harlem, gets a strong Post review.

With the release of the new FX series "Alien: Earth," a sci-fi saga set in the 22nd century is trying to play catch-up to the 21st.