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March 29

Replica of old 9:30 Club, ‘The Atlantis,’ could soon open in DC

Wammies honor DMV’s best musicians at Capital Turnaround

Chris Kirkpatrick of NSYNC ready for ‘Y2K Pink Party’ at Westfield Montgomery

PBS airs Gershwin Prize for Joni Mitchell on March 31

Country rocker Lukas Nelson, son of Willie Nelson, plays Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races

Get blasted by paint at ‘Beat The Bomb’ in DC’s Ivy City, where ‘losing is half the fun’

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Tony Perkins joins NBC4 Today as new anchor

Jeremy Renner shares video of him walking again after snowplow accident

Tony Bennett’s daughter Antonia plays DC’s Blues Alley where she once found a ‘jazz cat’

‘Paint’ star Owen Wilson on his ‘incredible’ luck

Smithsonian ‘Afrofuturism’ exhibit to include objects from Marvel’s ‘Black Panther,’ OutKast

After 40 years at NBC Washington, Pat Lawson Muse signs off with final newscast

Bowie State University to name theater after music legend Dionne Warwick

‘Succession’ arrives for a final time after masterful first two seasons, but repetitive Season 3

Blockbuster comeback? Remembering ups and downs of renting movies in person

Review: Two women track serial killer in Hulu’s ‘The Boston Strangler’

April showers bring Arlington Players, who make a splash with local production of ‘Singin’ in the Rain’

‘Gilded Age’ star Patrick Page finds ‘Succession’ parallels in Shakespeare Theatre’s ‘King Lear’

Annapolis Film Festival brings powerful slate with ‘Chevalier,’ ‘The Grotto’ and ‘Judy Blume Forever’

The Manhattan Transfer brings 50th anniversary farewell tour to Strathmore in North Bethesda

40 years ago, CDs changed the way we listened to music; now vinyl sales top discs

Theater J stages ‘Gloria: A Life’ in tribute to feminist icon Gloria Steinem for Women’s History Month

Comedian Bill Bellamy, who coined the phrase ‘booty call,’ cracks up MGM National Harbor Saturday

‘Man on Wire’ legend Philippe Petit performs ‘Wonder on the Wire’ at National Building Museum in DC