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The Phillips Collection's "Miró and the United States" exhibition highlights creative exchanges between Catalan modernist Joan Miró and U.S.-based artists.

Hugo and Rebecca Medrano founded their bilingual theater in a D.C. townhouse in 1976. Now it's looking to its next 50 seasons.

The late-night host said his line about Melania Trump glowing like "an expectant widow" was an age-gap joke, not an attempt to incite violence.

Also on Broadway: Don Cheadle and Ayo Edebiri in "Proof," and Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara in "Fallen Angels."

"Michael," in theaters April 24, was reshot to exclude scenes that would have addressed the 1993 sexual abuse allegations against pop star Michael Jackson.

Also on D.C.-area stages: "A Streetcar Named Desire," "A Good Day to Me Not to You," "Dragon Play" and "Caesar and Cleopatra."

The longtime music director of the San Francisco Symphony was one of the most distinguished American conductors of his generation.

Go on a crawl through more than two dozen independent bookstores, take a spin on the Smithsonian's restored carousel, or go green at an Earth Day festival.

Billionaire Mitchell Rales, a former president of the NGA, provided the gift to fund a program that loans artwork to other American museums.

Lily Allen is touring with her hit album "West End Girl," but it's all over in less than an hour. Are we getting our money's worth from ultra-short concerts?