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Plus, Savannah, Ga., remains alarmingly unamused by a pair of googly eyes placed on a statue.

The first woman to take on the Time Lord mantle has already made the iconic character her own.

Going into space is a TERRIBLE idea. Good thing we did it.

Plus, PlayStation is giving gamers a way to atone for their teenage gamer tags.

Festival season is only just beginning in D.C. — these four neighborhood celebrations are (mostly) free and for the entire family.

Public disclosure requests filed by Express to Metro have been denied or haven't been answered within the agency's 20-day goal.

On Saturday, the National Law Enforcement Museum finally opens its doors to the public — 18 years after Congress authorized its construction in D.C.

Highlights include mold-breaking boy band Brockhampton and rootsy rock band Fruition.

Costumed metal band GWAR will return to D.C. this winter; a famous political pair are going on tour.

The Neighborhood Restaurant Group's annual beer festival moves to Pennsylvania Avenue NW on Saturday.

Legendary comedian manages to squeeze a Kennedy Center appearance into her schedule.

The founders of Cut Seven have a jam-packed day that includes a workout and lots of food.

Plus, "The Bachelorette Australia" proves — again — that it refuses to be progressive.

Alex Brightman earned a Tony nomination for the "School of Rock" musical. Now the rising Broadway star is putting a fresh spin on another celebrated movie role.

The Broadway-bound production is a twisted reinvention of Tim Burton's 1988 fantasy-comedy film.

As temperatures drop, so do complaints about hot cars.

Plus, Trump apologized to THAT new Supreme Court Justice, which totally went over well.

With plenty of time to prepare after a bye and an opportunity to pad their NFC East lead, the Redskins failed to take advantage.