Arts + Entertainment
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Drag Race season 9 queens come to DC for War on the Catwalk
The extremely gifted Trixie Mattel hosts Season 9 winner Sasha Velour, along with Trinity Taylor, Aja, Eureka and Farrah Moan
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Review: “War for the Planet of the Apes” is absurd and boring
The (presumed) final installment of the latest "Planet of the Apes" series is a plodding, lumbering, insulting bore
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Marlene Dietrich pioneered “embracing bisexuality without apology”
The National Portrait Gallery examines Marlene Dietrich's profound influence on queer identity
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Review: “Like a Woman” by Kacy Hill
On her debut album, Kanye West's chamber pop protege Kacy Hill finds an approach that works
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Gorillaz come to Merriweather Post Pavilion on July 17
Gorillaz's tour hits our area on Monday, July 17
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Gallery: Brian Reid – The Pride Artist
Brian Reid uses art to change minds about what it means to be gay
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights: Week of July 13-19
Your weekly guide to the next arts and entertainment in DC!
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Gallery: “Florilegia” is a farewell exhibit for Matt Hollis
Hollis is moving to Los Angeles
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Merriweather Post Pavilion turns fifty with a special Anniversary Concert
Merriweather Post Pavilion celebrates 50 years as one of the nation’s preeminent summer stages with a special concert
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Review: Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a flawed yet faithful remastering of a gaming icon
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Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live! at Lincoln Theatre
Features silly sketches, live riffs on an unfathomable B-movie, and audience participation
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Review: Spider-Man Homecoming
The exhilarating new Spider-Man swings Peter Parker into a full-throttle growth spurt financed by Tony Stark
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Dragon Slayed: Piff the Magic Dragon comes to Arlington
The tricks performed by Piff the Magic Dragon are amazing, but he truly slays audiences with his unique brand of comedy
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John Waters’ “Multiple Maniacs” screens at AFI Silver Theatre
Unavailable for decades, AFI will show John Waters' gloriously grotesque second feature
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Margaret Cho: Comedians must push boundaries and be offensive
In the age of Trump, Margaret Cho wants to speak out more than ever
