Fiction: ‘S.,’ by J.J. Abrams and Doug Dorst
A book, a mystery, an experience — from the co-creator of ‘Lost.’
Deborah F. Rutter to become Kennedy Center president
Rutter, who will take over from Michael M. Kaiser in September, will be the first woman to hold the post.
Fiction: ‘Personae,’ by Sergio De La Pava
The author of ‘The Naked Singularity’ shows how devilishly entertaining experimental literature can be.
Fiction: ‘The Transylvanian Trilogy,’ by Miklós Bánffy
This rediscovered masterpiece exhibits a 19th-century confidence in layer-cake storytelling.
TV highlights: Kelly Clarkson’s Christmas special
“The Exes” returns to TV Land; reality show “Rodeo Girls” premieres on A&E.
Fiction by T.C. Boyle, Russell Banks and Tom Perrotta
New story collections by three of the most successful practitioners of the literary narrative.
Critic’s Notebook: Gorgeous Children; 7 Days of Funk; R. Kelly
Notable recordings from the world of pop music.
‘Live at the Cellar Door,’ a window into D.C.’s musical past
Neil Young’s new live album, recorded in 1970, recalls a different era of D.C.’s music scene
Baryshnikov, making an emphatic ‘Case’
The erstwhile ballet superstar graces Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar’s adaptation of Chekhov.
Fiction: ‘S.,’ by J.J. Abrams and Doug Dorst
A book, a mystery, an experience — from the co-creator of ‘Lost.’
Eleanor Parker, actress in ‘Sound of Music,’ dies at 91
Eleanor Parker, an actress nicknamed “the woman of a thousand faces,” died at age 91.
Energy and sensitivity from 22-year-old piano virtuoso
Behzod Abduraimov shows technical brilliance, power and grace at the Phillips Collection.
December reviews: opera, concertmasters and Eschenbach
Local musical highlights have included “Magic Flute,” the pianist Ji, and a controversial NSO review.
District Karaoke teams take the stage for citywide finals
Watch eight teams compete at Penn Social tonight.
With “Saturday,” Rebecca Black has become YouTube’s most self-aware troll
What comes after “Friday“? Now we have the answer.
Box Office: ‘Frozen’ tops ‘Catching Fire’; ‘Furnace’ goes out
‘Frozen’ wins the weekend with $31.5M; Disney hit drops just 53% over domestic debut.
Nelson Mandela’s legacy
The Post’s Sudarsan Raghavan talks about the life and legacy of the former president of South Africa.The Joffrey Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ (PREVIEW)
The Chicago-based company will perform its 2013 production of the holiday favorite at the Kennedy Center from Nov. 27 to Dec. 1, 2013.The Apple Family Plays at Studio Theatre
The Apple Family Plays by Richard Nelson, directed by Serge Seiden on view at Studio Theatre.A seven year walk around the globe
Paul Salopek is tracing the steps of the world's first ancestors by literally walking around the Earth. Join him on the first leg of his journey.Diversions
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No Lake Shaw ice rink this winter
You won’t be skating on the Lake Shaw Ice Rink until next winter, at the earliest.
LGBTQ-friendly dance party She Rex will end its five-year run Saturday
The popular monthly party at Chief Ike’s throws one last bash.
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