Arts + Entertainment
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The Eureka Effect: An Interview with the ‘We’re Here’ Co-Star
"We're Here" star Eureka takes the wheel on their inspirational road back to sobriety, the stage, and their most authentic self.
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Jonathan Monaghan at The Phillips Collection
Monaghan's 'Move The Way You Want' is the latest in the museum's commissioned series of contemporary art projects.
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It’s Shangela!
From competing on "Dancing With the Stars" to mentoring the LGBTQ community on We're Here, Shangela is one of America's greatest treasures.
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Welcome to The Fullerverse: An Interview with Bryan Fuller
"Hannibal" creator Bryan Fuller dives into the connection between horror and the LGBTQ experience with Shudder's "Queer for Fear"
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Editor’s Pick: ‘The Tempest’ at Round House Theatre
Aaron Posner and magician Teller shift 'The Tempest's' action from Prospero's island to "a traveling tent show of trickery and amazement."
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‘& Juliet’ Review: Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo?
The new musical "& Juliet," framed by Top 40 hits, reimagines a Shakespearean era where women control their fates
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Beauty And The Beast’ at Olney Theatre
Olney revivies its hit production of 'Disney's Beauty and the Beast,' with Jade Jones as Belle and Evan Ruggiero as the Beast.
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Close Encounters
Steven Spielberg’s poignant cinematic 'The Fabelmans' finds a film-obsessed teen coming of age in a family coming apart.
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‘People, Places & Things’ Review: High and Dry
Studio's "People, Places & Things" makes trenchant art by casting a humorous light on the darkest dimensions of drug addiction.
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‘Glass Onion’ Review: Connecting the Dots
Daniel Craig probes a new mystery in the clever but not-as-fun-as-the-first "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery."
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‘Into the Woods’ Review: Fables and Foibles
Signature's 'Into the Woods' offers delicious treats for the eyes and ears, but the well-plated meal doesn't fully satisfy.
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Dove Cameron Pays Tribute to the LGBTQ Community at the AMAs
Dove Cameron stole the AMAs with one of the most meaningful LGBTQ-supportive speeches in the award show's history.
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Once Again, Taylor Swift Is The Queen Of The American Music Awards
With six new trophies in her collection, Taylor Swift beats her own record for the most American Music Award wins in history.
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Editor’s Pick: Georgetown’s GLOW
The exhibition of outdoor light creations features five installations from an acclaimed and diverse mix of international and national artists.
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Best New Artist At The Grammys Is Very Gay This Year
Grammy nominees Anitta, Omar Apollo, members of Måneskin, and one-half of Wet Leg are all family.
