Arts + Entertainment
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Road Head review: Sharp, witty gay horror with a gruesome climax
Deadpan gay horror-comedy "Road Head" is, somewhat surprisingly, the right amount of racy, silly, and scary
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Phillips Collection celebrates 100 years with pandemic-born exhibition ‘Seeing Differently’
The COVID-19 pandemic put the Phillips Collection's 100-year history into sharper perspective
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Awesome Con 2021 is looking for LGBTQ Panels!
Get ready fans of pop culture, comic books, and cosplay — Awesome Con is returning this summer! After a nearly 18 month hiatus due to...
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Trans wrestler Mack Beggs fights for recognition in Hulu’s new doc “Changing the Game”
Conservatives barred trans teen Mack Beggs from wrestling as a boy in high school. Hulu's "Changing the Game" recounts his story.
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Bebe Rexha hosts ‘Can’t Cancel Pride’ with Lil Nas X, Troye Sivan, Demi Lovato, MJ Rodriguez
Virtual concert 'Can't Cancel Pride' will raise millions of dollars for a diverse mix of LGBTQ causes impacted by COVID-19
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DC Theater Review: ‘Animal Wisdom’ at Woolly Mammoth
Songwriter and soothsayer Heather Christian's Animal Wisdom leads viewers on a musical trip into the spectral past
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington celebrates four decades of performing with new special ‘GMCW Turns 40’
The Gay Men's Chorus celebrates its 40th anniversary with an imaginative video highlighting its impressive history
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ACT’s Alan Sharpe readies the 29th Annual DC Black Pride Showcase this weekend
The 2021 Annual DC Black Pride Showcase kicks off May 30 with five short plays, adding more throughout the week
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Album review: makeover by k.d. lang
A new compilation gathers together 14 forgotten remixes of a handful of iconic k.d. lang tracks
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Cruella review: A hyperbolic, hyperactive fashion fail
Disney's origin story for Cruella de Vil is a pointless, overblown waste of two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Leyna Bloom is ready for her closeup with trans romantic drama “Port Authority”
Bloom has a starring role in the acclaimed romantic drama
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‘A Quiet Place: Part II’ review: Greater scale, but less intensity
John Krasinksi's family survival horror "A Quiet Place: Part II" is predictable but well constructed
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Creative Cauldron stages musical revue ‘Always…Patsy Cline’ outdoors throughout June
Ted Swindley based Always...Patsy Cline on the true story of the unlikely friendship that developed between Cline and a Houston housewife
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Kennedy Center’s first ever drag festival “The Wig Party” kicks off June 3
Next weekend the Kennedy Center will host it first-ever Capital Drag Festival at the REACH.
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Andy Cohen: We’ve discussed creating a gay ‘Real Housewives’ franchise
Andy Cohen said the long-running Real Housewives franchise almost cast "several lesbians" for a queer-themed spin-off
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