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By Max Read

Movies

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Movie musicals — yes, including the ‘Joker’ sequel — you could fall for

Other anticipated highlights this autumn are “Wicked,” “Mufasa” and a new “Moana.”

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Ann HornadayMovie Critic

The death of Participant Media is ‘grim news for serious movies’

‘Homegrown’ embeds with ‘dynamic’ Trump supporters as they plan Jan. 6

By Jada Yuan1 hour ago

Review

One warning about in-law thriller ‘The Front Room’: It’s best to stay out

By Michael O'Sullivan

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Television

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On TV this fall, stars crop up where you least expect them

The season’s television highlights include Disney Plus’s “Agatha All Along,” HBO’s “The Penguin,” “English Teacher” on FX and “Disclaimer” on Apple TV Plus.

By Lili Loofbourow

Lili LoofbourowTelevision Critic

On TV this fall, stars crop up where you least expect them

George R.R. Martin scolds ‘House of the Dragon’ in now-missing blog post

By Herb Scribner

Review

FX’s ‘English Teacher’ is an improbable, radically playful triumph

By Lili Loofbourow

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Music

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Rich Homie Quan, young Atlanta rapper, dead at 33

Rich Homie Quan, whose hit “Flex” dominated radio stations in 2015, passed away at age 33, according to multiple reports.

By Herb Scribner

Michael Andor BrodeurClassical Music Critic

A bumper crop of new operas tops a hearty fall classical harvest

Chris RichardsPop Music Critic

Is this stylish new Destroy Lonely album rap’s new normal?

Review

Is this stylish new Destroy Lonely album rap’s new normal?

By Chris Richards

Column

A bumper crop of new operas tops a hearty fall classical harvest

By Michael Andor Brodeur

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Art

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DeSantis’s cuts to arts funding put pressure on schools, rural areas

Artists and community leaders are still reckoning with a surprise cut to the state’s Republican-approved arts budget.

By Sofia Andrade

Philip KennicottArt & Architecture Critic

A master of melodrama, now forgotten, but never more relevant

Sebastian SmeeArt Critic

These photography shows are some of the most exciting this fall

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These photography shows are some of the most exciting this fall

By Sebastian Smee

Downtown D.C. is full of ‘dumb boxes.’ Not these stunning new buildings.

By Kriston Capps

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Theater

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Column

Divas will take over Broadway theaters this fall

Women with big ambitions and axes to grind are ready for their close-ups, in “Gypsy,” “Sunset Boulevard,” “Death Becomes Her” and more.

By Naveen Kumar

Column

Queer takes on old stories reigned onstage this summer

By Naveen Kumar

The pranks that theater people play on one another

By Thomas Floyd

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Video Games

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Column

The fall’s most anticipated games show an industry hungry for new players

Video games are facing a growth problem. The three major consoles are finally working to reach a broader base of gamers.

By Gene Park

Gene ParkGaming Critic

The fall’s most anticipated games show an industry hungry for new players

Column

Why Sony is pulling its ambitious game ‘Concord’ offline after only two weeks

By Gene Park

Column

In ‘Echoes of Wisdom,’ the star of ‘The Legend of Zelda’ is finally Zelda

By Gene Park

‘Homegrown’ embeds with ‘dynamic’ Trump supporters as they plan Jan. 6

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The 34 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week

Linkin Park returns with a new singer, new music and a world tour

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Rich Homie Quan, young Atlanta rapper, dead at 33

Review