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Brad Pitt debuts ‘Killing Them Softly’
Brad Pitt arrives at Cannes to discuss his new movie ‘Killing Them Softly.’
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Ann Hornaday
Cannes Film Festival 2012: Stalled in the past, with few surprises
Whether it’s the weather, the traffic or the movies, perhaps the best word to describe the Cannes Film Festival this year is “stuck.”
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Nicole Kidman to star in butler movie
The film is based on a Washington Post story about long-time White House butler, Eugene Allen.
Chris Richards
Washington’s young jazz messengers
Giovanni Russonello and Luke Stewart’s capitalbop.com Web site is finding new audiences for D.C.’s jazz venues.
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Remembering Doc Watson, 89
Legnendary blind guitarist Doc Watson, known for his speedy and influential flatpicking, has died at age 89. We remember him through The Post’s archives.
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Pop music weekly update
Justin Bieber roughs up paparazzi? And more from the world of pop music.
Hank Stuever
‘Hemingway & Gellhorn’ on HBO: Swept away
Clive Owen and Nicole Kidman star in HBO’s stylish but silly movie about the tumultuous marriage of two great writers.
Hank Stuever
“Hatfields & McCoys:” Brawlers in the holler
History’s three-night miniseries — starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton — fails to find meaning in the tragic tale of the legendary family feud.
Hank Stuever
TBS’s ‘Men at Work’: A weak sitcom about modern manhood
REVIEW | Danny Masterson stars in a limp sitcom about four bros discovering every cliche about the office and the opposite sex.
Philip Kennicott
Eisenhower family remains opposed to core design of Gehry memorial
While Dwight Eisenhower’s family welcomed changes to the memorial unveiled this month, it remains opposed to the fundamental architectural idea of metal tapestries depicting the heartland, on worries of cost and sustainability.
Philip Kennicott
Variations on Jasper Johns’s art
A new exhibition of Jasper Johns’s print work, “Jasper Johns: Variations on a Theme,” features about 101 prints made over the course of Johns’s career, from 1960 to a year ago.
Philip Kennicott
The world doesn’t end
EXHIBIT | ”Maya 2012: Lords of Time” takes visitors back thousands of years while giving the all hope for the future.
Anne Midgette
Neale Perl to step down as WPAS head
After 10 years, Neale Perl will leave the Washington Performing Arts Society.
Anne Midgette
Baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau dies
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, 86, a master singer of German art songs, died May 18.
Anne Midgette
Washington Chorus takes on Wagner, and wins
Julian Wachner and the Washington Chorus take on in a challenging program of Wagner — and see the risk pay off with a rollicking afternoon.
Lisa De Moraes
The Eye grabs the most American peepers for 2011-12 TV season
CBS won the 2011-12 TV season by averaging nearly 12 million viewers each week. That’s about 3 million more viewers than closest competitor Fox — the largest margin of victory of any network in more than two decades.
Lisa De Moraes
Bristol Palin show finally ready to run
After being retooled again, the reality show focusing on her life as a single mother will debut in June.
Lisa De Moraes
Will ‘Idol’s’ Phil Phillips break the mold?
Jimmy Iovine of ‘Idol’ says Phil Phillips is not just another Safely Scruffy White Guy With Guitar.
Sarah Kaufman
‘Coppelia’ is the freshest ballet around
REVIEW | The Bolshoi Ballet’s performance crackles with personality, activity and delicate moments of stillness.
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In Mildred Holt, Johnny Carson met his match
Drinking a highball and wearing pearls, my great-grandmother tickled “Tonight Show” host in 1987, becoming his oldest guest ever.
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