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Director and star Michael Angarano finds the farce in prospective fatherhood.

"One to One: John & Yoko" revisits a little-known chapter of Lennon's complicated life.

The seventh season of Netflix's dark sci-fi drama "Black Mirror" suggests that creator Charlie Brooker is running out of ideas.

"Hacks" co-stars Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder play -- and are -- funny women who are funnier together.

Holly Twyford and Kate Eastwood Norris, long-reigning MVPs of area stages, star in Sharyn Rothstein's topical "Bad Books."

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

In "Cullud Wattah" at Mosaic Theater, three generations of women deal with the fallout of the crisis.

The prix fixe is in on a hair-raising first date.

The Bethesda-born troupe celebrates the release of a new album, "Remains to Be Scene," at the Birchmere on Sunday, April 13.

The Smithsonian's "In Slavery's Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World" uses artifacts, art, audio and video to explore the horrors of enslavement alongside the struggle for justice.