Arts + Entertainment
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Glenn Close stars in livestreamed ‘Angels in America’ fundraiser
Laura Linney, Patti LuPone, Bryan Tyree Henry and others will perform scenes from Tony Kushner's groundbreaking drama
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From a celebration of Latin American cinema to a virtual Shakespeare gala, here are our editor-selected picks for your week
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Music venues nationwide are pleading for financial support. Congress isn’t listening.
D.C.'s Audrey Fix Schaefer is leading the charge to help save independent music venues from mass collapse
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Round House opens its unprecedented virtual season with interactive satire ‘American Dreams’
Leila Buck's play gives viewers control of a game show where the prize is U.S. citizenship
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The Glorias review: Gloria Steinem deserves better than this
A postcard-pretty portrait of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, Julie Taymor's "The Glorias" fails to deliver
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As Dance Place celebrates 40 years, its fortitude is on full display
Dance Place celebrates its 40th anniversary with a virtual gala this Friday, Oct 2.
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Village People lead singer demands people stop saying ‘YMCA’ is about ‘illicit gay sex’
Victor Willis is threatening to sue any media outlet that claims otherwise
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Spiral review: Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman in a taut psychological thriller
A gay couple steps into a new home and a paranoid nightmare in Shudder’s effectively creepy Spiral.
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Mean Girls’ Jonathan Bennett will star in Hallmark’s first gay Christmas film
Bennett will star in "The Christmas House" on Nov. 22
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WATCH: Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci are a gay couple in emotional drama ‘Supernova’
Firth and Tucci star as a gay couple on their final road trip together, while dealing with early-onset dementia
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‘Love Island’ star Noah Purvis removed after gay adult film past surfaces
Noah Purvis suddenly disappeared from the CBS reality show just days after entering the villa.
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‘We Are Who We Are’ review: Queer-themed series offers elegant storytelling and tart, unforced humor
HBO's queer-themed We Are Who We Are encapsulates the unique coming-of-age atmosphere on a U.S. military base in Italy
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Sufjan Stevens’ ‘The Ascension’ review: A sprawling epic of an album
Sufjan Stevens returns with a glitchy, trippy, highly judgmental meditation on the state of the world
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‘His Own Life’ explores Oliver Sacks’s most profound case study: himself
Documentary filmmaker Ric Burns captured Dr. Oliver Sacks, who came out late in life, on film months before he passed away.
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3 Powerful New Films to Stream This Week
"Residue," "The Way I See It" and "All In" comprise a trio of newly released films well worth everyone's viewing time.
