Ann Hornaday
Ann Hornaday’s 10 best films of 2012
“Zero Dark Thirty” and “Lincoln” top the list.
Reliable Source
Celebritology
Ann Hornaday
For Bill Murray, nothing to fear as FDR
Bill Murray discusses his turn as the president in “Hyde Park on Hudson” and the power of saying “No.”
Ann Hornaday
Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Playing for Keeps’
The bland, featureless rom-com ‘Playing for Keeps’ has zero game.
Chris Richards
King to receive Gershwin Prize for Popular Song
Carole King is coming to Washington to receive the 2013 Library of Congress honor.
The Style Blog
Paul McCartney to front a reunited Nirvana?
The group is expected to perform at the 12.12.12 benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Chris Richards
Jingle Ball: A bubble-gum bonanza
Hot 99.5’s Christmas-tinted pop marathon at Patriot Center features Justin Bieber, Ke$ha, Psy and more.
Hank Stuever
The sweater to make even Kris Kringle cringe
The Christmas sweater: The final touch in a season of enforced happiness?
Hank Stuever
Best TV of 2012 — featuring Walter White, Megan Draper and Sister Jude
Zou bisou bisou! Critic Hank Stuever’s favorites include “Breaking Bad,” “Mad Men,” “The Walking Dead.”
Hank Stuever
‘Ethel’: The Kennedys, from the inside
For HBO doc, Rory Kennedy coaxes her mother to take a long look back.
Philip Kennicott
Year in review: art and architecture
2012 meant insightful shows on Miro and Bellows, and exciting plans for the District’s main library.
Philip Kennicott
‘Pure Land’ points the way forward
The Sackler Gallery’s immersive, 3-D tour is simple, stunning and is the future of cultural immersion.
Philip Kennicott
The Civil War aesthetic
Rather than focusing on battle scenes, a Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibit examines the effect on artists and their work.
Anne Midgette
Charles Rosen, pianist of towering intellectual gifts, dies at 85
Mr. Rosen was a classical pianist of wide-ranging interests who also wrote about music, literature and art.
Anne Midgette
Classical music’s top ten
Anne Midgette looks at the highlights — and lowlights — of the year in classical music.
Anne Midgette
Dudamel’s famed orchestra grows up
REVIEW | Former Venezuelan youth symphony makes a strong bid for maturity at Kennedy Center.
Lisa De Moraes
Screen Actors Guild Award nominees
TV COLUMN | Despite wishes of show creators, Jessica Lange gets acting nod in drama, not miniseries.
Lisa De Moraes
With ‘Klondike,’ Discovery explores the scripted-program frontier
Miniseries based on ‘Gold Diggers’ novel extends a franchise the network says it ‘created and owns.’
Lisa De Moraes
‘X Factor’ mothership is in trouble
COLUMN | While Simon Cowell tries to conquer the colonies, there are ratings problems back home.
Sarah Kaufman
The best of dance 2012
From contemporary dance to ballet, we highlight the year’s most memorable dance offerings.
Sarah Kaufman
Ballet West’s ‘Nutcracker’ to believe in
The Salt Lake City-based company revisits America’s first full-length production of the ballet, in 1944.
Sarah Kaufman
Lack of live music takes some of the magic out ‘The Nutcracker’
REVIEW | Truly horrendous recording of Tchaikovsky score mars Washington Ballet’s production.
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