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Brenda C. Siler's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with specific attention to music, art, theater, and African American culture in the local Washington D.C. area. Her articles often feature event coverage and expert commentary.
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By: Brenda C. Siler
Realm Rooftop Bar and Lounge has opened in the Shaw neighborhood in the District. The leadership team includes (from left) Culinary Director Chef Keem Hughley and Evens Charles, founder and CEO of Frontier Development & Hospitality Group. (Courtesy of Mark Mahoney)
Amy Sherald's exhibition, 'American Sublime,' moved to the Baltimore Museum of Art after she withdrew from the National Portrait Gallery.
By: Brenda C. Siler
Experience the high-energy musical comedy 'Some Like It Hot' on Broadway at the National. Don't miss this Tony Award-winning show!
By: Brenda C. Siler
With 75 works spanning more than a century, including paintings, prints, photos, sculptures, and mixed media from nearly 60 artists, the current exhibition at The Phillips Collection, in Northwest, D.C., is more than a massive undertaking. Based on a research project conducted between 2022 to 2024 by The Phillips, titled “Seeing U.S.,” this exhibition is a bold artistic statement at a time when Black narratives are under attack.
The 2026-2027 season for Broadway at the National includes Tony Award-winning productions and new musicals. Season tickets are now available (Courtesy of Broadway at the National)
By: Brenda C. Siler
Experience the energetic musical 'The Wiz' at The National Theatre until April 12. A reimagined adaptation featuring Black excellence and achievement.
By: Micha Green, Brenda C. Siler
Chefs, business owners, authors, media personalities, food justice advocates, farmers, and culinary and beverage entrepreneurs and innovators are gathering in D.C. April 23-25 for the fourth annual Black Women in Food Summit.
By: Brenda C. Siler
Legendary jazz musician Wynton Marsalis and actor Wendell Pierce, who was honored with Shakespeare Theatre Company's "Will Award." The two artists and native New Orleanians have been friends since high school. (Courtesy of Tony Hill)
The Miles Davis Centennial Celebration at Blues Alley featured legendary musicians honoring the jazz icon's influence on music.
By: Micha Green
Tony Award-winning actor Wendell Pierce stars in “Othello” at Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., running until June 28. (Courtesy of Shakespeare Theatre Company/Teresa Castracane)
