The iconic stadium was a symbol of everything Hurricane Katrina tore apart 20 years ago. Then came the comeback.

John Wilson of HBO's "How to with John Wilson" makes his feature debut — and continues to redefine the modern documentary.

Our favorite films out of the Toronto International Film Festival were energetic, heartfelt and often gut-wrenchingly funny.

We asked Washington Post readers to share memories of the storied arts hub. Hundreds responded.

Set long before Fox News, Danny Boyle’s new film charts the early days of Murdoch as a tabloid executive, played by Guy Pearce.

The documentary paints the tech trillionaire as a power-hungry megalomaniacal conman with a god complex. Musk accuses filmmaker Alex Gibney of compiling "hit list" against him.

Officials said the center is facing “certain fiscal collapse” within weeks, insist that adding President Donald Trump’s name may be the only way to avoid bankruptcy.

Collectors and K-pop enthusiasts are driving a growth in sales that is outpacing vinyl’s.

Individual donors and audience members have walked away from the National Symphony Orchestra, documents show, costing the Kennedy Center millions in additional losses.

After 29 years, the indie music front man still can’t slow down.

What is home? When my D.C. dwelling was in jeopardy and my employment future was murky, my search began.

What is home? When my D.C. dwelling was in jeopardy and my employment future was murky, my search began.

The threat of real-life violence helped lead a master of comedy and star of “Better Call Saul” to an unlikely second act as a big-screen action hero.

Detailed renderings of President Donald Trump’s proposed victory arch near Arlington National Cemetery reveal a confused and offensive symbolism.

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The Iran War cheerleader-in-chief embraces a dangerous alternate history of the 21st Century

Marilyn Schoon has given her heart to the national cultural center since 1972, a year after its inception. But she no longer fully trusts it.

According to several staff members, the people cut include Nick Meade and Rick Loughery, whom Richard Grenell installed in top roles after Trump’s takeover of the center.

The satirist Bill Maher was confirmed as the official pick for the 27th annual humor award.

The outgoing president of the Kennedy Center leaves the institution renamed, nearly closed, and wildly unpopular.

Thirty years after the original, ol’ Ghostface is back in “Scream 7,” repping horror’s most reliable franchise.

Interim president Richard Grenell announced that the awards show would be moved to an alternate venue and be renamed the “Trump Kennedy Center Honors.”

Hank Stuever, who twice has been named a Pulitzer Prize finalist in feature writing, will start in his new role next month. “He’s one of the best journalists in the country.”

Notes on Bad Bunny’s halftime show in the middle of a national crisis

Ten years ago today I first reported for work at The Washington Post. Deep Throat had come out a couple days earlier. I might have been wearing a tie. My pants sure as shit didn't fit.

The center’s unions, leaders of the National Symphony Orchestra and lawmakers across the aisle reacted Tuesday to President Donald Trump’s planned closure of the center.

The president’s announcement shocked artists and staff. A letter obtained by The Washington Post brought the National Symphony Orchestra’s future into focus.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that the Kennedy Center could temporarily close for roughly two years to undergo construction.

Kevin Couch, appointed the Kennedy Center’s senior vice president of artistic programming, resigned less than two weeks after his hire was announced.

The author of the Cartel Trilogy planned to retire. But it turned out he had more to say.

Between the opening credits and the 3 a.m. feedings, as I watched films in 20-minute increments, something profound happened.

Between the opening credits and the 3 a.m. feedings, as I watched films in 20-minute increments, something profound happened.

The acclaimed banjoist says playing at an arts institution remolded by President Donald Trump would be a political statement, and he didn’t want to make one.