A performance of Igor Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” by guitarist Daryl Tankersley at Gallery5 will take place Wednesday. An incorrect date was listed in Thursday’s Weekend section.

The European Union has something important to say about its proposal to regulate olive oil on restaurant tables: Uh, never mind.

Dan Brown’s description of Manila as “the gates of hell” in the American novelist’s latest book has not gone down well with officials in the Philippine capital.

Slow, sentimental and somewhat sedated, the third “Hangover” movie isn’t so much exhausted of outrageous “Oh no, they didn’t!” ideas as it is spent of energy. And they knew it, too.

Bad movies are rarely as much fun as these “Fast and Furious” pictures. And make no mistake about it — they’re bad.

Derivative as all get out and plainly concocted by a committee, “Epic” is a children’s animated film that is more entertaining and emotional than it has any right to be.

McDonald’s once again faced criticism at its annual shareholder meeting Thursday that it’s a purveyor of junk food that markets to children — including sharp remarks from a 9-year-old girl.

VIRGINIA BEACH Natasha Kurtis welcomes people into Garrison's Bar and Grill in her thick Serbian accent. "Vel-come. Vat may I serve forr you?" inquires the owner and chef who sometimes tends bar.

From Broadway to hot jazz, the Virginia Arts Festival moves to Williamsburg this weekend for a varied group of cabaret-style performances at the Williamsburg Lodge. It is the 11th year of Festival Williamsburg.

What happens in Vegas comes back to Vegas. At least, that's the way it is with "The Hangover" film franchise, which opens the final part of its trilogy this weekend. After an ill-advised detour to Thailand in "Part II," the three clueless guys are back at it in Las Vegas, the site of their initial adventure in 2009.