Elizabeth Taylor, who has played a cat, a slut, and at least two shrews, is the star of a free film festival at Washington’s National Theatre....
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A famed summer tradition in the nation’s capital, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, focuses on African-American oral traditions like...
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Signature Theatre's Artistic Director Eric Schaeffer last night lovingly held up its 2009 Regional Theatre Tony® Award, and offered it up to the...
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“A Guide to Smithsonian Architecture” (Smithsonian Books) is a gorgeous, photo-filled new book providing fascinating insight into the...
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Jack Nicholson, Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, and Paul Rudd are making a movie in Washington, DC. The romantic comedy, by writer-director-producer...
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The Smithsonian American Art Museum's (SAAM) "1934: A New Deal for Artists" celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Great Depression's Public...
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Louise Bourgeois, "Spider", 1997, Private Collection, Courtesy Cheim & Read, NY. Photo: Rafael Lobato Arachnophobic? Avoid the art...
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In these troubled times, are you suffering from insomnia? Or perhaps too much sleep? Nightmares? You’re certainly not alone -- now or throughout...
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"A Touch of Bohemian Glass" exhibit offers artwork by Richard Cermák and Lenka CermákováThe Czech Republic’s...
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The National Gallery of Art is reopening its American galleries, with many of America's greatest paintings, after two years of renovations and...
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