All posts by Doug Rule
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Mary Fahl: Freddie’s Beach Bar has “the best karaoke in the world”
Mary Fahl will appear at the Hamilton with a full band and, quite possibly, her well-known gay brother-in-law
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Defying Convention: The Art of Romaine Brooks
A powerful new exhibit celebrates lesbian artist Romaine Brooks, who painted against the grain of her time, with women often dressed in ambiguously masculine garb
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Barbra Streisand’s “Encore” review: A more intriguing, illuminating affair than “Partners”
Barbra Streisand's latest pairs her with movie stars and songs designed for maximum emotional impact
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Former child star Billy Gilman performs at DC Out in advance of “The Voice”
Gilman will perform in D.C. as part of a new three-day LGBT dance showcase
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“More Than A Mouthful” kicks off African-American Collective Theater’s 25th season
ACT is one of many theater companies showcasing LGBT plays at the KenCen's Page-to-Stage Festival
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Spotlight: 17th Street Festival, John Oliver and more
THE TEMPEST Ethan McSweeney’s 2014 take on one of Shakespeare’s late masterpieces gets restaged as this year’s Free for All production. The Tempest features sprites,...
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Bob The Drag Queen: I knew I would win Drag Race
The season eight champion, Bob the Drag Queen, owes his career to RuPaul's Drag Race
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Kirsten Wyatt on Tammy Faye Bakker and “Born For This”
Kirsten Wyatt plays late pro-gay televangelist Tammy Faye in Arena's Born For This
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Political Masterstrokes: Touchstone Gallery’s “Art as Politics”
Touchstone Gallery presents works that touch on nearly every issue critical to this year's election
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Perfect Vintage: Pixie Windsor has turned knickknacks into items people crave
For 19 years, Pixie Windsor has turned knickknacks into items people crave at Miss Pixie's Furnishings & Whatnot. Just like her store, she's a one-of-a-kind.
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Dog Days Sidewalk Sale returns this weekend bigger than ever
Dog Days has turned an annual 14th Street sales event into a neighborhood festival
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Trumped Up: Mike Daisey’s “The Trump Card”
Mike Daisey attempts to explain the unexpected, confusing rise of Donald Trump in his latest monologue at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
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Garbage’s Shirley Manson on being pro-LGBT and turning 50
Garbage's lead singer prefers to let the music carry the message
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Taste the Rainbow: Baltimore Pride’s Rainbow Fest
Baltimore serves up a three-day festival of queer culture that includes a must-see showing of Stu Maddux's Reel in the Closet
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Spotlight: OutWrite Book Festival, Bad Moms, Cirque du Soleil and more!
The DC Center presents its 5th annual OutWrite: LGBT Book Fair this weekend, among other events in the District
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