Arts + Entertainment
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Anniversary Special: The Portraits of Todd Franson, from 1996 to 2020
As Metro Weekly turns 26, we celebrate our photographer Todd Franson, who has helped to create and define the award-winning LGBTQ magazine's very essence.
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Gallery: Christine Vineyard’s DC Illustrations
Vineyard has been stunned by the response to her works, sales of which benefit DC Central Kitchen,
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Spotlight: Atlas Obscura offers eclectic and eccentric digital entertainment
Many new experiences stem from the organization's Wonder From Home initiative
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Film Review: Clementine
"Clementine" squeezes scant suspense from its ostensibly juicy setup of two strangers at a lake house.
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Spotlight: Shakespeare Theatre offers a weekly “Shakespeare Hour” to discuss the Bard’s works
Artistic Director Simon Godwin hopes for a "chatty, informed, engaging exploration of why Shakespeare is great"
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: May 7-13
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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WATCH: RuPaul’s Drag Race reveals cast for All Stars 5
Jujubee, Miz Cracker, Shea Couleé and more will battle it out for the All Stars crown
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Film Review: Netflix’s ‘A Secret Love’ offers an intimate portrait of lesbian romance
A Secret Love is in a league of its own documenting the history, love story, and struggles of two pioneering lesbians.
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Album Review: JoJo’s ‘Good to Know’ offers moments of real vulnerability
On her first album in four years, JoJo sounds relaxed, at ease with herself, and eager to share the feeling.
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Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
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Gallery: Hirshorn’s “Artists in Quarantine”
Online series chronicles the impact of the global pandemic on artists
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TV Review: Netflix’s ‘Hollywood’ spotlights the salacious side of Tinseltown
"Hollywood" spotlights the salacious side of Tinseltown, but still makes time for starry-eyed romance and social justice
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Music Review: Dance Gavin Dance’s ‘Afterburner’
Dance Gavin Dance prove to be masters of controlled chaos on their new album "Afterburner"
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: April 30-May 6
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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Spotlight: Jane Franklin Dance teaches online classes for free
Arlington-based company offers ballet barre, jazz, improvisation, modern, and more
