What to watch this weekend: 2023 CMT Music Awards air on CBS
Saturday, April 1, and Sunday, April, 2, 2023 | 'Succession' continues on HBO
By Olivia McCormackHow political cartoons are tackling Trump’s indictment
Political cartoonists drew on deadline to satirize the New York indictment of former president Donald Trump in the hush-money case involving Stormy Daniels.
By Michael CavnaThe 24 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Celebrate the cherry blossoms at festivals with music and fireworks, a Shakespeare festival begins, and Opening Day means fun around Nationals Park.
By Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano, Adele Chapin, Mark Jenkins, Chris Kelly and Peter MarksKirk Cameron and Sean Spicer’s dubious quest to ‘win back Story Hour’
The actor and former Trump staffer came to Washington to spread their values — and promote their books. Few seemed to care.
By Ron CharlesAfter Trump indictment is handed up, late-night hosts bring house down
“I didn’t know it would feel this good,” Stephen Colbert said of Trump’s indictment, the first in U.S. history for a former president.
By Timothy BellaFrom the wires
Brooke Shields takes charge of her story in 'Pretty Baby'
Brooke Shields has been known as beautiful and famous since she was a baby, but a new documentary series reveals it’s taken decades for her to feel confident in her talent
By Brooke Lefferts | APDolly Parton and Garth Brooks to host ACM Awards in May
Dolly Parton will return for a second consecutive year as host of the Academy of Country Music Awards but this year she’s bringing a new plus-one to help — Garth Brooks
By Associated PressReview: 'Life Worth Living' explores life’s big questions
Graduation season is coming and with it, thousands of speakers offering life and career advice to college seniors
By Jeff Rowe | APJulie Anne Peters, YA author who explored gay and transgender life, dies at 71
She pushed the boundaries of her genre with her sensitive portrayals of gay love and transgender identity.
By Emily LangerWhat to watch with your kids: ‘D&D: Honor Among Thieves’ and more
Common Sense Media's guide to this week's family movies and TV shows.
Joni Mitchell sang Gershwin. I think I heard divine intervention.
Joni Mitchell was awarded the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song and then delivered a performance that was utterly profound.
By Chris RichardsThe dramatic tale of how ‘Tetris’ became a phenomenon
Henk Rogers’s mission to bring “Tetris” from the Soviet Union to the rest of the world is now the subject of a new Apple TV Plus movie that plays out like a comedic spy thriller.
By Gene ParkIn the galleries: An artist’s modern visions of a retro cartoon
Vonn Cummings Sumner brings 'Krazy Kat' into the 21st century, an artist draws on her East and West roots, African American artists take on martial arts images and a multi-artist show focuses on the resilience of their cultural heritage.
By Mark JenkinsTeyana Taylor is ready to show audiences her range in ‘A Thousand and One’
The 32-year-old singer and choreographer now turns to dramatic acting. It's the moment she's been waiting for.
By Helena Andrews-DyerCan guest hosts save ‘The Daily Show’?
Hasan Minhaj, Wanda Sykes, John Leguizamo and a few others make a strong case.
By Lili LoofbourowWhat to watch on Friday: ‘Tetris’ premieres on Apple TV Plus
Friday, March 31, 2023 | ‘The Power' airs on Prime Video
By Olivia McCormack‘Life of Pi’ is a feast for the eyes, but don’t expect much drama
"Life of Pi," a 2001 novel that became a 2012 movie, has now come to Broadway.
By Peter MarksGwyneth Paltrow not liable for Utah ski collision and awarded $1, jury rules
Gwyneth Paltrow and retired optometrist Terry Sanderson each blamed the other for causing the February 2016 accident on a bunny slope in Utah.
By Sonia Rao and Maham JavaidBill Zehme, who elevated celebrity profiles to an art form, dies at 64
Mr. Zehme brought humor and a literary voice to profiles of Warren Beatty, Frank Sinatra, David Letterman, Sharon Stone and other stars.
By Michael S. Rosenwald‘The New Earth’: A rich, timely novel about religion, politics and family
Jess Row’s latest is about a dysfunctional American family shattered by a tragedy in the West Bank
By Hamilton CainMark Russell, political satirist with a star-spangled piano, dies at 90
With his instrument of choice, he called himself a "political cartoonist for the blind.”
By Bart BarnesAri Lennox isn’t ready to say goodbye just yet
The D.C.-born R&B star said this would be her last tour. But with the help of her hometown crowd, she seemed to be singing a different song.
By Chris RichardsNew movies to stream this week: ‘Smoking Causes Coughing’ and more
Our weekly roundup of new movies to watch from home.
By Michael O'Sullivan and Lucas Trevor