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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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Shulman’s Picks: 4 things you could be doing in D.C. this weekend!
Don’t moan to me that you have nothing to do this weekend. There’s plenty to do. Here are four incredible examples. To start, there’s the...
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And now for a few random thoughts on Jurassic Park 3D
On Friday night, a friend texted that he was off to see Jurassic Park 3D. The following morning, his general assessment was positive enough that,...
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WPA’s Options 2013 opens this Saturday, April 13
You know how some people get lucky and discover artists before they become sensations, purchasing some original artwork for a fraction of what they’re worth...
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The Jonas Brothers are coming to Jiffy Lube Live!
Yes, those Disney boys The Jonas Brothers are back — though they’ve moved on from Disney and the behemoth’s Hollywood Records. Of course, if you...
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Suburgatory’s Chatswin will become a real town? Ana Gasteyer to relocate there? This has gotta be an April Fool’s, right? Right?
From the Press Releases that Have to an April Fool’s Joke Dept., this just in from Warner Bros. Life imitates art when Warner Bros. Television’s...
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The origin of Mika’s “super-stylish” dancing shoes
Ever notice the brightly colored, baroque hi-tops that Mika wears? Turns out, they were created for the international pop star by celebrity shoe designer Christian...
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80s pop from the gay U.K.
On BBC2 Radio‘s Wednesday night broadcast of The People’s Songs, an hour-long episode will be dedicated to the historical influence of gays in British pop music....
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Sky Ferreira at U Street Music Hall
Okay people, don’t sleep on this. Sky Ferreira was touted by various influential New York music critics as the artist-most-likely-to-breakout from the thousands who performed...
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British farce in Kensington
The British Players offers a racy farce about a man planning a rendezvous with his mistress behind his wife’s back. Chrish Kresge directs Robin Hawdon’s...
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Tonight at L’Enfant Cafe! Lady Bunny kicks off the new season of SpeakEasy!
L’Enfant Cafe reprises SpeakEasy, its popular, select Sundays social dining and cabaret shows tonight, Sunday, March 3, with two singing drag queens from New York:...
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Oscar-Nominated Short Films
Once again Landmark’s E Street Cinema, in partnership with ShortsHD, offers two feature-length programs of the short films nominated at the upcoming Academy Awards. A...
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Country roads lead to Jiffy Lube Live…
Tickets go on sale this Friday, Jan. 25, for eight concerts this spring and summer with country’s biggest stars, starting with the WMZQFest starring Luke...
