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Check out what's on tap at area museums and galleries.

Taylor Swift and Matthew McConaughey have filed trademarks, apparently to protect their likenesses from AI misuse. Still, the strategy's effectiveness is untested.

After launching to high sales but tepid reviews, South Korean studio Pearl Abyss has dramatically transformed "Crimson Desert" with nearly weekly updates.

"Joe Turner's Come and Gone" and "The Balusters" also send out the Broadway season with a bang.

May marks the beginning of outdoor movie season in D.C., with a variety of choices, whether you're planning an after-work meetup, a date night or a family outing.

"Schmigadoon!," "The Lost Boys" and "Ragtime" rack up the nods, while Lea Michele and Adrien Brody get snubbed on Tony nominations morning.

The actors' accusations against each other -- including sexual harassment, retaliation and defamation -- fueled months of online debate that overshadowed the film.

The versatile "Parks and Recreation" and "Severance" star flashes his cantankerous side -- and more -- in the Irish horror film "Hokum."

6 highlights from "Here: Pride and Belonging in African Art," at the National Museum of African Art, the Smithsonian's first major show of African LGBTQ+ artists.

A weekend with free embassy tours, outdoor concerts, Cinco de Mayo parties and family-friendly festivals truly brings activities for everyone.