All posts by Connor J. Hogan
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Keep the Lights On: Art After Dark at AMA
The Art Museum of the Americas is keeping its lights on for a night of multisensory entertainment
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Griddle Art: Pancakes and Booze Art Show
Pancakes and Booze Art Show showcases over 50 emerging local artists alongside syrupy treats and alcohol
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Glamour and Guts: Kennedy Davenport
Kennedy Davenport mixes beauty and brains in one flawless package
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Screen on the Green
A summer tradition, Screen on the Green and other outdoor movie screenings are sweeping the district
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Day at the Beach
This summer at the National Building Museum, you can play at the Beach without having to knock sand out of your shoes
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Rufus Wainwright: The Man, His Music and His Legacy
Hedonist, genius, father, addict, sodomite, legend: Rufus Wainwright has been called a lot of things.
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Rufus Wainwright: A Timeline
A brief (gay) history of the music of Rufus Wainwright
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Boss Lady: Little Boots comes to U Street Music Hall
Victoria Hesketh, better known by her stage name Little Boots, can’t wait to eat ribs from Freddy’s Famous Barbecue. “Freddy’s is definitely real, right?” she...
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Rose’s Tomatoes: Maggie Rose on women in country music
Country music star Maggie Rose loves a good tomato. When radio consultant Keith Hill compared women in country music to tomatoes in a salad, Nashville...
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Alaska Thunderfuck and the music of RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni
Missing RuPaul's Drag Race? Make sure you check out these new albums from our favorite Drag Race Queens
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Simple Joys: Duplex Diner’s Chef Mark Mulvey
Duplex Diner's Chef Mark Mulvey believes food should be two things: delicious and easy
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Shamir on the Regular (Review)
Hip hop artist Shamir made the basement of U Street Music Hall into his own kind of party
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AFI Docs: Reel Stories
Michael Lumpkin, head of AFI Docs, explains why LGBT Documentaries are still important
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Thomas Roberts: Pitchman
Thomas Roberts prepares to ascend the pitcher's mound for Team DC
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Pride Party Central: Your guide to D.C.’s 2015 Pride parties
It’s been many years since Capital Pride was held in that small park off of Dupont Circle fondly dubbed the P Street Beach. “It started...
