All posts by André Hereford
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Film Review: Incredibles 2
A whiz-bang superpowered action-comedy, Incredibles 2 is not as incredible as its predecessor
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Stage Review: The Legend of Georgia McBride at Round House
An Elvis impersonator is transformed into a drag diva in Round House's entertaining "Legend of Georgia McBride"
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Mix Cracker teases that we should “stay tuned” for the Drag Race reunion
Cracker hasn't yet confronted Asia O'Hara about her "isn't a star" comments
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Film Review: Netflix’s “Alex Strangelove” is a teen sex comedy with a gay twist
Mean Girls for the YouTube generation, Alex Strangelove offers its own quirky brand of R-rated fun
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Film Review: Ocean’s 8 revels in its celebrity
Sandra, Cate, and company make a well-choreographed splash at the Met Gala with the flashy "Ocean's 8"
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Stage Review: “The Scottsboro Boys” at Signature Theatre
Kander and Ebb's "The Scottsboro Boys" gives a dark slice of American history that old razzle-dazzle
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Rick Hammerly on his “Legend of Georgia McBride” character: “I kind of love her”
In Round House Theatre's "The Legend of Georgia McBride," Rick Hammerly plays "a fixer" in high heels and a wig
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The Remains’ Maulik Pancholy: “We’re still fighting for the right to be treated equally”
Maulik Pancholy discusses The Remains, the ongoing battle for LGBTQ rights, and his work with the Obama administration
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Stage Review: “Camelot” at Shakespeare Theatre
Camelot is an intriguing, well-acted philosophical drama inflamed by lust and betrayal. (Pity about those songs, though.)
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Film Review: The Gospel According to André
A new documentary peeks under the skirts of designer André Leon Talley
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Monét X Change: ‘I don’t understand why short hair can’t be pretty or glamorous’
Drag Race's latest to sashay away on her battle with the judges, her new song "Soak It Up," and that infamous sponge dress
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Shangela on her All Stars loss: “I’m gonna remain a queen even without a crown”
Robbed of her chance at the Drag Race crown, Shangela is turning lemons to lemonade -- and conquering the world in the process
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Sweet Romance: Todd Almond on turning ’90s alt-rock into a gay love story
With "Girlfriend," Todd Almond has taken an album from his youth and turned it into a magnificent show about young gay love
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Sean Dorsey Dance takes on toxic masculinity in “Boys in Trouble”
Dorsey calls it "a really beautiful mix of the heartrending and the hilarious"
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Stage Reviews: Parlor Room’s “Burst” and Olney’s “The Invisible Hand”
Siblings squabble in touching drama "Burst," while "The Invisible Hand" hangs an overwrought narrative on a solid hook
