Arts + Entertainment
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Manning Up
''I think there wasn't someone like me on TV before, so maybe it was a little culture shock. Like, who's this big gay cartoon clown?''...
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Heel Thyself: ''Kinky Boots''
The new Broadway musical Kinky Boots is hands down this year's gayest -- or ''most fabulous,'' to go with Entertainment Weekly's coded description. You could...
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10 of the best first-person shooters
I still remember the first time I played Wolfenstein 3D. “What fresh hell is this?” I exclaimed as I gleefully mowed down marauding, bitmapped Nazis...
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The complete list of Tony Nominations!
We’re pretty sure you’ve seen this already — but in case you haven’t, here are the Tony contenders for 2013! Best Play “The Assembled Parties”...
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Tracks from Tracks: Exploring The Former Club’s Music
“Tracks was very transformative and influential in the D.C. music scene, far beyond any of the acclaim that it’s gotten,” says Patrick Little, who was...
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Bioshock Infinite (Review): Infinite Joy
Bioshock Infinite carries a great deal of hype on its shoulders. The original Bioshock is revered as one of the greatest games of this generation,...
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New Xbox to be announced on May 21st
“On Tuesday May 21st, we’ll mark the beginning of a new generation of games” So says Xbox’s Major Nelson, who announced the news today on...
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Rapping Bear
The raunchy gay bear rapper known as Big Dipper has gained a reputation as a sexual provocateur. ''Every venue I go to, after my show,...
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Saturday Night Euphoria
''Some bands are definitely more hetero. Some bands aren't gay enough,'' says Kim Moyes, chuckling. ''Whereas we definitely have our fair share.'' Moyes is one-half...
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War Torn: ''Wallenstein''
Playing in rep with Coriolanus, the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Wallenstein offers another angle on a powerful military man falling fatally from grace. As extraordinary as...
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Meanwhile, over at Gallaudet — our favorite Scene photo of the day
From the Gallaudet University Rainbow Socity’s Zhoosh Bash for DC Deaf Queer Kaleidoscope, Saturday, April 13, 2013. Photo: Ward Morrison/Metro Weekly Browse the rest of...
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Wanted: Your Tracks D.C. memories here!
If you were one of those folks that flocked to Tracks Nightclub in Washington, D.C. every weekend, we still want to hear from you. We’re...
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3 intriguing D.C. exhibits featuring animals and nature
First up, the Crime Museum for “Dog Fighting: The Voiceless Victims.” The exhibit was created by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to...
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Sweetlife Sensations
Last year, just before the band ''fun.'' became a mainstream pop sensation -- and an eventual Grammy winner -- the trio appeared at the Sweetlife...
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Mother Lode
It's no surprise Coriolanus isn't staged as often as Shakespeare's other tragedies -- the protagonist is as inscrutable as he is excitable, the battle scenes...
