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'Inside Llewyn Davis' and 'Ain't Them Bodies Saints' highlight weekend at Cannes
New films from the Coen Brothers and David Lowery highlight a busy weekend at the 66th annual film festival
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Cannes Film Festival: Oscar Isaac talks 'Llewyn Davis' and Noah Emmerich talks retro roles
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Cannes Film Festival: Still waiting for a stunner
There have been plenty of estimable efforts, but no single standout at the 66th annual film festival
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Roomrunner, Tree, Patty Griffin: Critic's Notebook
Notable recordings from the world of pop music.
Chris Richards
A year after Chuck Brown’s death, go-go is still D.C.’s neglected treasure
Bands, once banished to suburbs by crime crackdown, are trickling back — but city’s sound needs support.
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Randy Rogers Band, Britta Persson, Chapin Sisters: Critic's Notebook
Notable recordings from the world of pop music.
Hank Stuever
‘Mel Brooks’ and ‘Ghost Army’: On PBS, two ways to punk Hitler
In a brisk ‘American Masters’ doc, the comedy genius explains himself.
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'The Office' finale: 'There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things'
Like all real-life office workers, the characters in "The Office" may yet discover the real meaning of air family now that they are largely apart.
Hank Stuever
Then we came to the end: Our last day at ‘The Office’
Here’s to those who kept believing in — and working at — “The Office” after everyone else clocked out.
Philip Kennicott
At Glenstone exhibit, a fine, light, smart touch
Swiss duo reinvigorates old artistic ideas in a show that is delightful, engaging and often moving.
Philip Kennicott
Ellsworth Kelly, behind enemy lines
The magnificent centerpiece to “Sculpture on the Wall” breaks through the Barnes’s fustiness.
Philip Kennicott
Hirshhorn Bubble: Smithsonian’s shot at creative groundbreaking
If the Smithsonian doesn’t move forward with the Bubble, creative stagnation will be business as usual.
Anne Midgette
Cellist gives the tales behind the tunes at recital
Cellist Zuill Bailey’s stories become a big part of his performance.
Anne Midgette
Dawn Upshaw and Crash Ensemble at the Kennedy Center
Program includes Dennehy song cycle based on the poetry of William Butler Yeats.
Anne Midgette
NSO’s strengths, weaknesses, identity issues on display at Spring for Music
The penultimate edition of Carnegie Hall’s weeklong series left a warm impression, though a wistful one.
Lisa de Moraes
The TV Column: CBS pronounces itself the ratings winner
Network had a lead of 4 million viewers over its closest competitor — the largest such margin in 24 years.
Lisa de Moraes
Oscar’s host hunt begins when MacFarlane tweets he’s too busy
The 2013 host wasn’t popular with critics, but drove up ratings for the broadcast.
Lisa de Moraes
CW to create ‘Vampire Diaries’ spinoff
TV COLUMN | The network also debuts “The Tomorrow People,” the next step in human evolution.
Sarah Kaufman
‘The Sun Also Rises’: Washington Ballet’s voyage to Hemingway’s world
REVIEW | Set in a fantasized Spain and Paris in the 1920s, it’s restrained, but full, enthusiastic and great fun.
Sarah Kaufman
Ballets Russes: The ascent of men
The innovative company redefined the feminized ballet world with its modernism and masculine dancers.
Sarah Kaufman
Monica Bill Barnes & Company puts on a funny, affecting evening of dance
Troupe brings its smart, kooky humor and compassion to the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater.
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