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"Silent Hill f," examining the social pressures on a girl in 1960s Japan, is one of the psychological horror series' most confident and resonant installments.

In Middleburg, the Trump accuser at the center of a new documentary says his behavior "should scare all of you."

Baltimore Symphony oboist Katherine Needleman's online shaming campaign has sidelined several musicians. But her tactics have drawn criticism.

In Arena Stage's world premiere of "Fremont Ave.," characters bicker over games of spades while building the future.

The documentarian's five-part Apple TV series about the legendary director aims to capture "a lot of anomalies built in inside of him," she says.

Her book "I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki" chronicled her experience with therapy and depression, along with her love of a Korean comfort food.

One of the 30-plus versions of Taylor Swift's "The Life of a Showgirl" offers an unsatisfying behind-the-scenes glimpse of the songwriter at work.

"Manet & Morisot," a major exhibition of the famous impressionist pair, is a rare look at a creative relationship "like no other in the history of painting."

In a new documentary, Rebecca Miller takes the autobiographical echoes in Martin Scorsese's work seriously -- for better and worse.

A revival of the epic historical musical is buoyed by a powerhouse cast but doesn't always rise above cliché.