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The PS5 became the place where the best versions of games lived, rather than where new visions were born.

"Life and death. To be or not to be." "Hamnet" director Chloé Zhao asks big questions in a movie that's about much more than Shakespeare.

The year's best fiction and nonfiction, as selected by the staff of The Washington Post's Book World.

'Let It Be," the Replacements' 1984 album, hit a sweet spot they would never again find. Drummer Chris Mars and guitarist Tommy Stinson discuss a new RE-release.

Brendan Fraser stars as an actor for an agency that helps clients find what's missing in their lives.

The sale is an unexpected success for artist Jim Sanborn, who feared it might not happen after researchers discovered the plain-text solution at an archive.

Sotheby's auctioned Georgia O'Keeffe's "Large Dark Red Leaves on White" for $7.8 million alongside other works. The Washington museum intends to use sale proceeds to commission work from contemporary artists.

Kahlo's haunting 1940 self-portrait, "El sueño (La cama)," had previously sold at Sotheby's 45 years ago for $51,000.

Dorothy Vogel was a librarian. Her husband was a postal worker. Together, they collected thousands of pieces of modern art, then donated it to the National Gallery.

A Senate committee is examining the Kennedy Center's contracts and expenses, accusing its Trump-allied leadership of "self-dealing, favoritism, and waste."