GOING OUT GUIDE

Susannah Grant’s age-gap romance wants to flirt, but it’s missing the spark.

Six judges tasted 108 bagels from nine beloved D.C. shops (including Call Your Mother and Bethesda Bagels). The winner ran away with the competition.

Explore 450 beers at D.C.’s biggest beer festival, get a jump on spooky season with films and trivia, or comb through treasures at the Lucketts Fall Market.

Director Morgan Neville delivers the world’s first Lego music documentary.

Struck by paralysis, this Man of Steel turned out to be only human. But his destiny lay in advocacy and inspiration.

Check out what’s on tap at area museums and galleries.

The Southern rock band is on tour with its high-concept album, stopping at the Warner Theatre on Oct. 16.

Hannah van Loon brings her distinctive style to the Atlantis on Oct. 14.

Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong star as the young Don and his soulless mentor, Roy Cohn.

Multidisciplinary artist Suchitra Mattai’s exhibit “Myth From Matter” will run through Jan. 12.

Common Sense Media also reviews “The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist” and “Everybody Still Hates Chris.”

Vibrant Orkney settings blunt the clichés of an oft-told tale.

The National Ballet of Ukraine’s U.S. tour is a respite from the air raids and violence surrounding them.

Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga star in “Joker: Folie à Deux,” a sequel that’s most interesting for ideas that are buried in grim entertainment.

Celebrate Oktoberfest with wiener dogs at the Wharf, taste bites from around Bethesda or shop for art from more than 300 makers in Del Ray.

The indie rock band plays 9:30 Club on Monday, Oct. 7.

The Chicago-born singer-songwriter will perform at Lincoln Theatre on Oct. 5.

Entertainingly pointless, Jason Reitman’s movie is still more fun than the current SNL.