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BLACKPINK's 'How You Like That' tops 400 mln YouTube views

The music video for BLACKPINK's hit song "How You Like That" topped the milestone of 400 million YouTube views Sunday.
The great Gadsby: How a love of art fostered the comedian's appreciation for history

Like so many, national arts reporter Geoff Edgers has been grounded by the novel coronavirus. So he decided to launch an Instagram Live show from his barn in Concord, Mass.
Emitt Rhodes, cult-figure musician called 'one-man Beatles,' dies at 70

Emitt Rhodes, who was a rising pop star in the early 1970s, with songwriting and singing skills likened to those of Paul McCartney, then gave up performing for more than 40 years, becoming a cult figure among musicians, died July 19 at his home in Hawthorne, Calif. He was 70.
Enjoy Beethoven’s happiest symphonies via live-streaming on July 21

Thailand’s Siam Sinfonietta is finally kicking off its “Beethoven Year” by performing Symphonies 2 and 8 under the batons of Somtow Sucharitkul and Mickey Wongsathapornpat.
Netflix adds 10.1 million subscribers this spring as people around the world stayed home

Netflix said Thursday it gained 10.1 million subscribers worldwide in its most recent quarter, suggesting that the lockdowns resulting from the pandemic continue to be good for the streaming business.

BLACKPINK's 'How You Like That' tops 400 mln YouTube views

Geoff Edgers and Hannah Gadsby on July 17 in Edgers' twice-weekly Instagram Live show

The great Gadsby: How a love of art fostered the comedian's appreciation for history

Emmit Rhodes is pictured in 2002. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Jonathan Alcorn for The Washington Post

Emitt Rhodes, cult-figure musician called 'one-man Beatles,' dies at 70

Enjoy Beethoven’s happiest symphonies via live-streaming on July 21

Netflix adds 10.1 million subscribers this spring as people around the world stayed home

'Glee' actress Naya Rivera presumed dead after going missing while boating with son, officials say

Clockwise from top left: Jay O. Sanders with Maryann Plunkett, Sally Murphy, Stephen Kunken and Laila Robins in Richard Nelson's latest online play,

These works by Richard Nelson and Lorraine Hansberry are some of the best plays online now

Kanye West says he's running for president; Twitter explodes

A scene features that Fei Fei and her rabbit ride on a rocket heading for the Moon. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Chinese studio, Netflix team up to retell moon-related myth

11 things to watch to better understand America at this moment

Photo credit: YG Entertainment

Blackpink says they want to spread positive energy with 'How You Like That'

Maggie Nichols in

New movies to stream this week: 'No Small Matter,' 'Ella Fitzgerald: Just One of Those Things' and more

Darick Campbell

Darick Campbell, gospel musician who upheld sacred steel tradition, dies at 53

Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' pushed as Hollywood seeks to buy more time

Washington Post arts reporter Geoff Edgers interviewed singer Richard Marx on Instagram Live on May 26 to talk about the singer's newest projects. (The Washington Post)

Richard Marx is webcasting during the pandemic

The 'Happiest Place on Earth' returns: Disney plans to reopen its California theme parks July 17

Bruce Lee '30 for 30' director says martial arts star is 'the epitome of an American story'

Harry Potter park to replace amusement park in redevelopment plan

BLACKPINK’s Thai member loses Bt25 million to cheating former manager

The Real Race. MUST CREDIT: Lamborghini
Photo by: Lamborghini — The Washington Post

Lamborghini is getting into esports. Wait. What?

For one of the 10 new Library of Congress commissions, violinist Jannina Norpoth is collaborating with composer Niloufar Nourbakhsh. MUST CREDIT: Handout photo by Laura Ise

For artists hit hard by isolation, a creative jolt

Illuminated signs in Tokyo's Shinjuku district on July 21, 2018. Entertainment will look quite different in virus-era Japan. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Noriko Hayashi

Virus-era Japan: Karaoke in masks, roller coasters but no screaming

Book World: J.K. Rowling's next book, 'The Ickabog,' will be available for free online

Lana Del Rey performs in Washington, D.C., in January 2018. Photo for The Washington Post by Kyle Gustafson
Photo by: Kyle Gustafson — For the Washington Post

Lana Del Rey announces a new album, but nobody is talking about it

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