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Analysis

The winners and losers of Coachella 2024

Olivia Rodrigo channeled No Doubt and Grimes had technical difficulties.

By Janay Kingsberry, Anne Branigin and Samantha Chery

Michael Andor BrodeurClassical Music Critic

Australian conductor Simone Young shoots for the stars with the NSO

Chris RichardsPop Music Critic

Taylor Swift shows no mercy

Cher, Blige, A Tribe Called Quest to join Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

By Janay Kingsberry

Review

Taylor Swift shows no mercy

By Chris Richards

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Art

(Chiara Negrello/For The Washington Post)

Perspective

The Venice Biennale, world’s preeminent art event, is alive again

The 60th convening of the biennale in Venice suggests renewed determination in the face of world conflict and despair.

By Philip Kennicott

Philip KennicottArt & Architecture Critic

The Venice Biennale, world’s preeminent art event, is alive again

Sebastian SmeeArt Critic

Nicole Eisenman is the most inventive U.S. painter working right now

Review

Nicole Eisenman is the most inventive U.S. painter working right now

By Sebastian Smee

Review

In the galleries: Origin stories and journeys in life

By Mark Jenkins

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Theater

(Matthew Murphy)

Review

On Broadway, Vladimir Putin remains an enigma

“Patriots,” which opens on Broadway on April 22, was written by royal-family annalist and “The Crown” creator Peter Morgan.

By Naveen Kumar

Review

‘A Jumping-Off Point’ is a storytelling debate for the streaming era

By Celia Wren

Perspective

I saw the stars of ‘Succession’ onstage. One is astonishing.

By Peter Marks

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Video Games

(Prime Video)

Review

‘Fallout’ is sweet, sharp pulp — and great post-apocalyptic TV

Prime Video’s adaptation of the best-selling game series layers sharp pulp writing over a nuclear-ravaged America in arrested development.

By Gene Park

Gene ParkGaming Critic

‘Fallout’ is sweet, sharp pulp — and great post-apocalyptic TV

Jordan Mechner vs. the sands of time

By Gene Park

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is the face of ‘MLB The Show 24.’ It’s a family tradition.

By Herb Scribner

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