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In "Wipeout" at Studio Theatre, three longtime friends hang out (while hanging ten). It gets a little gnarly.

Sean "Diddy" Combs's federal sex-trafficking trial continues on Day 28 as the prosecution nears the end of their case, with Special Agent Joseph Cerciello testifying.

"Death Stranding 2: On the Beach" is Hideo Kojima's most complete story in years, set across an ambitious, awe-inspiring open world.

The Hulu documentary about the pioneering television journalist is long on history but short on impact.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is charged with sex trafficking and racketeering. Here's how the government is trying to prove its case with witness testimony.

Director Robert Altman's 1975 opus 'Nashville' is an ensemble comedy that feels more vibrantly vivid and noisily prescient than ever.

Climate scientist Kate Marvel talks to The Washington Post about the complicated mix of emotions people might feel about the changing planet.

The bejeweled dialogue in Julian Fellowes's period drama is as much of an attraction as its ornate costumes, production design and set decoration.

"The Berlin Diaries," Andrea Stolowitz's genealogy play at Theater J, dramatizes the search for relatives lost in the Holocaust, appeals to "Leopoldstadt" fans.

Benson Boone is a pop phenomenon with a big mustache and an even bigger voice. Why doesn't his music feel like a bigger deal?