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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.

Productions of "The Immigrant," "In the Heights" and more strike a chord amid the Trump administration's mass-deportation campaign.

Director Alex Garland and former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza memorialize a battle and remind viewers of war's cost.

The Library of Congress's 2025 selections also include works from Don Rickles, Miles Davis, Celine Dion and Amy Winehouse, plus the music for "Minecraft."

Who has the best Philly cheesesteak? The most delicious chicken parm? A next-level vegetarian? We know you have opinions -- time to share.

Elton John famously accused Madonna of lip-synching in 2004. On Monday, she posted a photo of the pair and hinted that a collaboration may be in the cards.

Culture groups condemned DOGE's "unpatriotic" cuts to NEH staff and grants in all 50 states, according to tracking by the National Humanities Alliance.

The idiosyncratic score of the Chilean-Canadian composer plays an outsized role in the success of Mike White's hit series.

In an interview with The Post, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser explains the company's approach to pricing its new games.