Arts + Entertainment
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‘Hacks,’ ‘Fellow Travelers,’ ‘Young Royals’ Win Dorian TV Awards
Julio Torres, Alan Cumming, Jean Smart, Carol Burnett and 'Chucky' among the LGBTQ critic's group's 2024 awardees.
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Hunter Schafer on ‘Cuckoo’ and Queer Representation in Movies
Hunter Schafer talks about her alarmingly brutal new horror film "Cuckoo," as well as where she would eventually like to land in her career.
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The Slapstick is Popping in Keegan’s ‘Noises Off’ (Review)
Keegan's "Noises Off" hits its marks with zeal, yet doesn't achieve the high-flying heights of truly hilarious farce.
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A Teenager Wrestles Temptation in Gay Thriller ‘Ganymede’
A high school athlete is beset by secret crushes and anti-gay hysteria in the conversion therapy thriller "Ganymede."
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‘Fragile Beauty: The Art of the Ocean’ at Hillwood (Gallery)
A number of seascapes factor into Fragile Beauty: Art of the Ocean, Hillwood’s latest special exhibition, including “Seascape Near Capri,” a stunning 1932 painting by...
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‘Time Bandits’ is a Spirited, Hilarious Fantasy
Lisa Kudrow leads a circle of funny friends in an action-packed series reinvention of the '80s classic "Time Bandits."
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Jim Rash Was “In Heaven” Working with Scarlett Johansson
In "Fly Me to the Moon," Academy Award-winner Jim Rash plays a preening director and steals every scene he's in
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‘Twisters’ Offers Tempestuous Weather and Tepid Love (Review)
Glen Powell rides the whirlwind as the best thing in "Twisters," a storm-chasing sequel only mildly as thrilling as the original.
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Kesha’s “Joyride” is the Gay Song of the Summer
The Grammy-nominated musician’s latest might not have the makings of a chart-topper, but it deserves to be heard all summer in gay clubs.
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‘American Psycho’ is a Bloody Good Time (Review)
It's murder on the dance floor, and all over the stage, in Monumental's delightfully demented "American Psycho."
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‘The Colored Museum’ Speaks Truth with Lacerating Wit (Review)
Studio Theatre revives George C. Wolfe's pungent satire "The Colored Museum" in a hilarious new production.
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Fighting Words: When Nancy Met AOC (Review)
Generational and ideological differences cause riffs in the House in Mario Correa's sharp, contemporary "N/A."
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Embracing the Weird: Yvie Oddly’s Journey from Isolation to Inspiration
The Drag Race winner reflects on her art, activism, and just-published memoir, "All About Yvie: Into The Oddity."
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Panti Bliss: The Beloved, Outspoken Queen of Irish Drag
Rory O'Neill jets into town as Panti Bliss, the fabulous drag doyenne of Ireland, with his one-person show, "If These Wigs Could Talk."
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Katerina McCrimmon Shines in ‘Funny Girl’ (Review)
Newcomer Katerina McCrimmon puts her own zesty stamp on the 'Funny Girl' tour, now at the Kennedy Center Opera House.
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