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"Man's Best Friend" is a pop album that feels as zesty, clever and cathartic as stand-up comedy.

"Bugonia," Stone's latest collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos, premiered at the Venice Film Festival. It has a lot to say about life on this planet -- and possibly elsewhere.

Devon Walker, Michael Longfellow, Heidi Gardner, Emil Wakim and writer Celeste Yim are all leaving SNL after creator Lorne Michaels promised changes ahead of Season 51.

Like Randy Travis and Keith Whitley before him, the rising young singer knows how to make life's heaviness feel light.

In a twist on the traditional book club, Book It Around D.C. meets monthly to walk and listen to audiobooks.

In "A Room of Her Own," a subtly subversive exhibition at the Clark Art Institute, 25 contemporaries of Virginia Woolf show the revolutionary in quiet spaces.

The Trump administration has called for changes across the Smithsonian Institution. On Thursday, its head, Lonnie G. Bunch III, joined the president for lunch.

Trump signed an executive order expanding his campaign against modernism, overhauling design principles that have guided government construction since the 1960s.

Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Celia Imrie and Ben Kingsley anchor this light-hearted film about old folks reckoning with murder and death.

Say farewell to summer at the DC JazzFest, explore Chinese and Scottish culture at a pair of festivals, or enjoy a movie under the stars.