Across Washington, coverage here takes in popular culture, the arts, media industry developments and live events. The reporting includes everything from film and concert schedules to the business side of the entertainment sector.
Howard University's Undergraduate Student Assembly staged a Tiny Desk-style concert at The Hilltop Terrace, which also drew attention after a performer was removed from the lineup.
Live Poll
Would you attend a student-run local music showcase in your community?
Live Poll
Do local restaurant awards encourage better quality dining in your community?
The Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington will accept nominations starting November 1, 2026.
The city will unveil a sign for The Jewels Way on October 29 to honor the group's historic musical contributions.
The fourth annual festival, held at Howard University, showcases emerging Black filmmakers and HBCU alumni in film and television.
Live Poll
Do you trust that major national cultural institutions should maintain neutrality regardless of political leadership changes?
Comedian joins a growing list of performers avoiding the Washington arts venue.
The veteran reporter plans to end his three-decade career at the Washington television station in 2026.
Regular subjects here include award ceremonies, streaming service shifts, large-scale event production and changes in media ownership. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. The concentration of cultural institutions and high-profile venues creates a unique cycle of openings and event-based demand in this city. Large public events and their logistical impact on the urban landscape surface as often as the programming announcements themselves.
