Arts + Entertainment
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Editor’s Pick: Scott G. Brooks – Self Contained: Pandemic Era Works
An eclectic mix of works created by Scott G. Brooks since 2020 is on display at Baltimore's Gallery Blue Door.
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Editor’s Pick: Take A Stroll Through The AdMo Art Walk
Over the next month, a baker’s dozen of businesses in Adams Morgan will display artwork in their storefronts as part of this annual art- and...
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Meet The Cast Of The First All-Winners Season Of Drag Race
Here are the eight girls competing to be named the queen of all queens on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 7.
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An LGBTQ Fan’s Guide To Coachella
Headed to Coachella? Here's a rundown of all the LGBTQ musicians and favorites you need to check out over the weekend.
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5 Things To Know About Emeli Sandé
Ahead of the release of her new album on May 6, here are some things you should know about the singer/songwriter.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Come From Away’ At The National Theatre
Gander, Newfoundland, is a small town in the easternmost part of Canada that became the setting for the musical Come From Away, focused on the...
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Editor’s Pick: Abraham Lincoln Symposium 2022 At Ford’s Theatre
The influence of African Americans on Abraham Lincoln and his presidency as well as the experiences of women in general during the Civil War are...
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Biffy Clyro Is Scottish Rock At Its Soaring, Anthemic Finest
Biffy Clyro's music is filled with addictive pop riffs powered by raw, forward momentum and elaborate, skillful songwriting.
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Man On Man: “If You’re Queer, It’s Going To Be Deemed Inappropriate.”
Man On Man, appearing Saturday at DC9, has learned the hard way how LGBTQ couples are sometimes stifled by social media platforms.
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Actors Assemble! When The Stars Aligned During Covid
In the early days of the pandemic, a group of actors -- many of them movie stars -- gathered on Zoom for a night of...
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Artechouse Presents A ‘Sensory Thrill Ride’ With Cherry Blossoms
Pixelbloom, the latest ravishing, immersive digital exhibit at Artechouse, is on display through the end of May.
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Stage Review: ‘The Merchant of Venice’ Takes A Gay Path To Tragedy
Plumbing the homoerotic tendencies in the text, Arin Arbus' The Merchant of Venice unearths a fresh take.
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With ‘Bronco,’ Orville Peck Goes In An Unexpected Direction
Gay country singer Orville Peck gets a little wilder and a lot more real on his latest album, 'Bronco.'
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Review: ‘Ambulance’ Is Michael Bay’s Latest Loud Mess
Michael Bay's gun-crazy actioner "Ambulance" is loud, dumb, and feels interminably long, but at least it's mostly coherent.
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Review: ‘Private’ Explores What It Means To Be Under Constant Watch
Warmly witty and chillingly tense, Mosaic's world premiere of "Private" astutely imagines an all-too-possible future.
