Arts + Entertainment
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The Boulet Brothers bring a special ‘Dragula’ to Shudder
With a new two-hour "Dragula" special, the decidedly offbeat Boulet Brothers offer a pandemic-spurred Halloween treat
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Cheyenne Jackson on ‘Equal,’ the election, and embracing his inner (musical) villain
From his powerful role as an LGBTQ pioneer on HBO's Equal to stealing souls on Netflix's Julie & the Phantoms, Cheyenne Jackson has all sides covered
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Borat 2 review: Sacha Baron Cohen brings Borat to Trump’s America
With humor, ingenuity, and an audacious hotel room climax, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm brings the laughs and the cringe in equal measure
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In ‘Nora Highland,’ Ryan Spahn addresses a huge LGBTQ casting problem
In "Nora Highland," Ryan Spahn sharply tackles the issue of why LGBTQ actors are often passed over for LGBTQ roles
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Bad Hair review: Justin Simien’s camp horror has some split ends
An evil weave goes on a deadly rampage in Justin Simien's horror spoof "Bad Hair"
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Album Review: Waylon Payne’s “Blue Eyes, the Harlot, the Queer, the Pusher, and Me”
Gay country singer Waylon Payne chronicles a dark period in his life on a haunting and intimate new album
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Friendsgiving review: Ensemble LGBTQ-themed comedy makes for an uneven meal
Friendsgiving's impromptu holiday house party looks like some kind of paradise in these woolly, wary times
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From a spooky drive-thru drama to a Rufus Wainwright livestream, here are our editor-selected picks for your week
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The Witches review: A fast, furious take on the Roald Dahl classic
Robert Zemeckis' "The Witches" is a whizbang CGI affair
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Metro Weekly Magazine: 2020, October 27 — A Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 27
In this week's issue, we review all the films in the annual LGBTQ festival that we could get our mitts on.
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‘On the Rocks’ review: Bill Murray charms in Sofia Coppola’s breezy comedy caper
On the Rocks spins privileged humor from a dad and daughter's deep-seated trust issues
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Review: LGBTQ rock-climbing doc ‘Who’s On Top?’ is a heavy-handed metaphor for life
Four LGBTQ mountain climbers attempt to scale Oregon's Mount Hood in Devin Fei-Fan's overlong film
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‘Two of Us’ review: Lesbian drama about aging lovers packs an emotional punch
A beautiful, sad, and unmissable drama about the perils of aging and hidden identities
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‘Tu Me Manques (I Miss You)’ review: A powerfully acted exploration of love and loss
Fernando Barbosa and Oscar Martínez deliver breathtaking performances in Rodrigo Bellott's gay drama
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Review: ‘The Unlikely Story of the Lesbians of First Friday’
A warm recounting of a band of closeted lesbians in rural '80s Virginia in the documentary "Lesbians of First Friday."
