GOING OUT GUIDE

Daisy Ridley stars as Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to swim across the English Channel, in the safe but satisfying biopic.

Evan Rachel Wood and squad push through a dark drama as obsessive as the athletes it champions.

Need a laugh? Head to one of these spots to catch the funniest local and touring comedians in the DMV.

These comics are developing their acts in Washington. Catch them onstage here, before they hit it big.

The guitarist will perform at Rhizome on June 6.

Step Afrika! and the Phillips Collection are bringing back works inspired by Jacob Lawrence’s famed “Migration Series.”

The always-fertile local scene has an abundance of young acts celebrating new releases.

“Louder Than Hearts,” curated by photographer Rania Matar, depicts Palestinian life, Saudi weddings, the Lebanese civil war’s aftermath and more.

Owners of the renowned D.C. restaurant were looking to have a little fun when they invited six lucky singles to mingle over dinner on the house.

Looking for something fun to do with kids in the D.C. area this weekend? Here are our top picks.

Common Sense Media also reviews “Atlas” and “Angry Birds Mystery Island.”

Dramatizing the adventure of Army veteran George Eshleman, “The Keeper” aims to raise awareness of an epidemic hiding in plain sight.

A madcap heist plot gets its cartoon hero all wrong, without a lick of sardonic contempt.

Solemn tributes, community parades and concerts fill Memorial Day weekend in the DMV.

Celebrate Memorial Day at a parade or street festival, gather at D.C. Black Pride or an outdoor dance party, or mark AAPI History Month with food and trivia.

Glen Powell stars in “Hit Man,” a delightfully dark comedy that should make him a marquee name.

MIKE will perform at Union Stage on May 24 at 7 p.m.

Hill performs at D.C.’s Songbyrd on May 29.