Tuesday TV: ‘Becoming Katharine Graham’
First shown locally last year, the documentary “Becoming Katharine Graham” (PBS, 9 p.m., check local listings) profiles the reluctant sudden publisher for The Washington Post, who had the courage to…
Capital Radio 6-15-26: Fighting on Flag Day
Flag Day was all but forgotten Sunday amid the surreal brawl fest at the White House, so there were a baker’s dozen songs about flags of all types on a…
Monday TV: The Man Who Saved the Twins
When Nazis started to target twins for medical experiments in Auschwitz, a 29-year-old prisoner from Hungary sought to rescue them. The story of Erno “Avi” Spiegel is told in the…
Sunday TV: New Meaning for Flag Day
If the fall of the Roman Empire was televised, would you watch? The disturbing view of the White House tarnished by a UFC cage match arena and Monster energy drink…
Saturday TV: UFL Bowl Amid the World Cup
Just as the UFL is not the NFL, neither is the United Bowl the Super Bowl. But it’s being played today with DC vs. Louisville (ABC, 3 p.m.) and is…
Friday TV: ‘The Listeners’ Starts on Starz
When an English teacher begins hearing a persistent hum, it leads to bigger problems in the five-part drama “The Listeners” (Starz, 9 p.m.), based on Jordan Tannaill’s novel. Rebecca Hall…
Thursday TV: World Cup Begins in Mexico
The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins in North America with its first games today. It's Mexico vs. South Africa (Fox, 3 p.m.) and South Korea vs. Czechia (Fox Sports 1,…
Wednesday TV: The Gift of a Romantic Drama
Sadie Soverall and Matt Cornett star in the romantic drama “Every Year After” (Prime Video, streaming), an eight-episode adaptation of the novel by Carley Fortune, “Every Summer After.” Game 4…
Tuesday TV: The Last of 28 Soccer Docs
The World Cup is almost here so here’s the two-part sports documentary “Norway: The Dark Horse” (Netflix, streaming) about that country’s current team and its success after years of draught.…
Capital Radio 6-8-26: Foxes and Friends
There’s been a fox hanging around the block lately, and delighting us city folk, so I thought of some songs that had to do with foxes (some of them nominally)…