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Kerry Washington will be honored at The Hollywood Reporter’s 2023 Women in Entertainment Gala, recognizing her influential career and advocacy for diversity and inclusion in the industry.
Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy highlights patriotism and family values in her new book, celebrating American resilience and spirit, reports the Washington Examiner.
Washington, DC scores big for FIFA World Cup™ viewing, with sports bars, neighborhood venues and special watch parties across the city featured on Washington.org’s roundup.
America 250 officials unveiled a select list of historic U.S. artifacts destined for a commemorative time capsule, aiming to capture the nation’s legacy ahead of the 250th anniversary.
Bad Bunny’s potential Super Bowl halftime show has ignited a new clash in the culture wars, as MAGA supporters decry the choice as un-American while others defend the NFL’s push for diversity.
Security concerns are mounting in Washington, D.C., as officials brace for high-profile America 250 events, prompting heightened alerts, tightened perimeters, and robust interagency coordination.
Actress and activist Jane Fonda was arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol during a planned climate change protest, drawing national attention to her ongoing campaign for urgent environmental action.
As a new season of “Big Brother” begins, viewers brace for fresh alliances, explosive confrontations and twists that test loyalties, raising the question: what chaos awaits this year?
Organizers reshuffled the Freedom 250 events list after Trump’s Great American State Fair appearance was adjusted, sparking debate over crowd expectations, security, and campaign strategy.
Escalating war and U.S. geopolitical tensions are overshadowing Pride Month, as activists warn LGBTQ+ rights risk being sidelined amid security fears and shifting diplomatic priorities.
Nintendo is releasing classic “Zelda” scores on vinyl, signaling a deeper push into the music business and catering to collectors as game soundtracks gain cultural prestige.
Time Magazine examines the political tensions surrounding Trump’s Fourth of July celebration, highlighting partisan clashes over costs, military displays, and the event’s impact on national unity.
USA Today reveals the star-studded music lineup for the Freedom 250 event on the National Mall, promising a diverse mix of chart-topping artists and patriotic performances.
Federal and local agencies are coordinating an extensive security operation for DC’s Freedom 250 events, deploying enhanced patrols, surveillance, and crowd-control measures across the city.
A new exhibition reveals how Joan Miró’s encounters with U.S. culture and politics reshaped his bold visual language, showing that American influences were central to his modernist evolution.
Born under apartheid’s racial laws in South Africa, Trevor Noah transformed his outsider upbringing into sharp, global satire, rising to become a defining voice on U.S. late-night television.
China’s influence over Hollywood grows as studios court its vast market, reshaping storylines, casting choices and censorship standards, The Washington Post reports.
A Denzel Washington thriller with just a 39% Rotten Tomatoes score has unexpectedly surged into Netflix’s global Top 10, sparking debate over critics’ impact on streaming hits.
Sphere Entertainment has unveiled plans for a second US Sphere venue, expanding its immersive live entertainment concept beyond Las Vegas. The new site is expected to boost regional tourism and large-scale event offerings.
The Embassy of Italy in Washington launches “America 250” events, highlighting shared history, cultural ties, and transatlantic cooperation ahead of the U.S. semiquincentennial.