Arts + Entertainment
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Sneak Peek: Tomorrow’s exclusive Ricky Martin interview
A Metro Weekly Exclusive
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No Man’s Sky (review): It’s flawed, but also phenomenal
No Man’s Sky is an infinite game filled with a very finite number of things to do, but it’s utterly exquisite
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Star Trek: Discovery to feature gay character, female lead
Star Trek: Discovery will be the first official Trek series to have an openly gay character
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Phantom’s Menace
Why Phantom of the Opera's Chris Mann is pissed at the Washington Post
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Adam Richman: Secret Eats was an “amazing” experience
For his new series, Adam Richman seeks out dishes that are off-the-menu
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Women in Their Twenties (and Thirties) offers space for queer women to socialize
Women in Their Twenties (and Thirties) hopes to counter the dwindling number of events geared toward queer women
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Xbox One S review: What the One should have been
Microsoft's updated Xbox One S is what the console always should have been
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Spotlight: Miranda Lambert, Florence Foster Jenkins, Film Festival at Strathmore and more
COMCAST XFINITY OUTDOOR FILM FESTIVAL Outdoor cinema returns to the lawn at Strathmore this summer and first up, on Saturday, Aug. 20, is Jurassic World,...
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Gallery: David Amoroso
Latin culture explored through paintings by artist David Amoroso
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Rumor: Caitlyn Jenner’s reality show cancelled after two seasons
Caitlyn Jenner allegedly failed to convince trans viewers that she was "one of them," source claims
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Reviews: The Avalanches’ “Wildflower” and MSTRKRFT’s “OPERATOR”
The Avalanches return with an example of plunder at its best, while MSTRKRFT are stuck in the past
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Kirsten Wyatt on Tammy Faye Bakker and “Born For This”
Kirsten Wyatt plays late pro-gay televangelist Tammy Faye in Arena's Born For This
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Spotlight: Everything Everything, Phillip Phillips, Jelly’s Last Jam & more
The key events worth knowing about this week in D.C.
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Political Masterstrokes: Touchstone Gallery’s “Art as Politics”
Touchstone Gallery presents works that touch on nearly every issue critical to this year's election
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First Look: We Happy Few is fun but flawed
We Happy Few offers an intriguing, if imperfect glimpse into a dystopian alternate reality
