Arts + Entertainment
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The AFI DOCS Film Festival goes virtual with a potent lineup
Streaming online from June 17 to June 21, the AFI DOCS film festival offers a potent lineup of true stories.
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Simon Says Spinoff: Love, Victor (Review)
Hulu's new LGBTQ series Love, Victor winds a well-acted trip through bittersweet teenage drama and romance.
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Pride Plays: A Theatrical Rainbow
Pride Plays celebrates the diversity and power inherent in LGBTQ theater. And this year it's online.
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Pride of the South: Dyllón Burnside on Prideland, Pose, and sharing LGBTQ stories
Pose's Dyllón Burnside is showcasing his authentic truth and highlighting LGBTQ narratives in the digital series "PRIDELAND"
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Film Review: ‘You Don’t Nomi’
Snarky and thorough, "You Don't Nomi" makes a great case for relishing almost every tacky second of "Showgirls"
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Album Review: Lady Gaga’s ‘Chromatica’
Lady Gaga's latest album marks a solid return to form
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Spotlight: Synetic Theater’s Next Revolution
As bold as ever, Synetic Theater returns with a groundbreaking virtual production of "The Decameron"
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Spotlight: In Series plans to shake up opera with launch of all-digital season
The organization is also bolstering digital offerings with recordings from past productions and biweekly virtual Cocktail Concerts
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Out On the (Virtual) Town: Arts and entertainment highlights — June 4-10, 2020
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Gallery: The Naked Truth Show
Digital show celebrates queer artists and the nude in figurative art
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Tituss Rising: An interview with Titus Burgess
With new music, TV projects, and a movie, the post-"Kimmy Schmidt" future is looking brighter-than-ever for Tituss Burgess.
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Album Review: ‘Dedicated Side B’ by Carly Rae Jepsen
Carly Rae Jepsen returns with an album of tracks you'd never know were scraped from the cutting room floor
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‘Shakedown’ explores a liberating L.A. underground scene created by and for queer black women
Leilah Weinraub's acclaimed documentary is this month's Reel Affirmations Xtra Film Series selection
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Film Review: The High Note
Tracee Ellis Ross and Dakota Johnson make a formidable team as a pop diva and her girl Friday in sweetly soulful "The High Note."
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TV Review: Netflix’s ‘Space Force’ isn’t bad, it’s just not that funny
"Space Force" goes not-that-boldly where plenty of shows have gone before
