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From "Drag Race" stars to family-friendly festivals, a rainbow of celebrations begins this weekend.

Questions have arisen about Belle Burden's best-selling work and its suggestions about her finances, but female readers are defending it anyway.

Fresh off "One Battle After Another," the D.C. native stays open to the unpredictable. Her career's latest twist? A return to her absurdist comedy roots.

Outdoor movie season in D.C. has a variety of choices, whether you're planning an after-work meetup, a date night or a family outing.

New exhibitions, grand reopenings and a pair of block parties bring a festive, patriotic vibe to the area around the National Mall.

The weekend brings celebrations of Pride and America's birthday, plus outdoor concerts, movies, markets and happy hours.

Wendell Pierce headlines a scintillating production of the Shakespearean classic, and Signature Theatre gives the Stephen Schwartz musical a top-notch reimagining.

Despite a range of controversies, the Obama Presidential Center makes a good first impression -- even the "Obamalisk" at its center.