Arts + Entertainment
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LGBTQ Film Reviews: Reel Affirmations’ “Cultures of Queer” Shorts Program
'2 Dollars,' 'Mirada (Gaze),' and 'The Binding of Itzik'
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LGBTQ Film Reviews: Reel Affirmations’ “Alt-Reality” Shorts Program
'Heart to Heart,' 'In Orbit,' 'Light on a Path, Follow,' 'Miss Man,' 'netuser,' 'Skin,' and 'Touch'
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‘Monsoon’ review: Henry Golding stars in beautiful but dull drama
Hong Khaou's film only offers moments of respite from its drab, aching dullness
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‘Tahara’ review: A slow-burning drama about unrequited LGBTQ love
Olivia Peace offers a tepid feature-length film debut
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Gallery: ‘Un Poco de Todo Amoroso’ at ARTfactory
David Amoroso adds multi-sensory experiences to his latest exhibit
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7 Amazing Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From GMCW's celebration of Sondheim to Strathmore's luminous Monuments, here are our picks for your week.
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‘Helstrom’ review: Hulu’s hellishly dour new Marvel series
Hulu's "Helstrom" keeps its focus too firmly set on the rearview mirror
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Spotlight: Joy at Synetic Theater
With their new play "Joy," Synetic strives for a hands-on, interactive, virtually immersive experience
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Peppermint centers the trans experience in new EP ‘A Girl Like Me’
Peppermint stands up for the Black trans community and opens up about past relationships on her new album
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“Social Distance” gets up-close and personal telling stories of disparate lives during the pandemic
Netflix's anthology series reflects the myriad ways people are staying connected, while forced to remain apart
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‘Róisín Machine’ review: Róisín Murphy showcases her eclectic artistic range
Róisín Murphy's fifth solo album is almost an hour of quirky nu-disco goodness
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From an LGBTQ awards show to escaping down Woolly Mammoth's rabbit hole, here are our editor-selected picks for your week
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Gallery: Speak Your Truth | Black Lives Matter
The Athenaeum presents an online-only exhibition featuring area artists
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‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’ review: Radha Blank offers a fresh, new comedic voice
Radha Blank writes, directs, and raps her way to a solid feature debut with "The Forty-Year-Old Version"
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The Boys in the Band: Joe Mantello on bringing gay history back to life
Since directing "The Boys in the Band," Joe Mantello sees Mart Crowley’s landmark gay play in a whole new light
