All posts by Doug Rule
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‘Queer Mirror’ Shorts: Reel Affirmations 2023
The five short films screening in this exceptional program play with concepts of how we view ourselves and the world around us.
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‘Finlandia’ Review: Reel Affirmations 2023
Three generations of gender-variant people take pride of place in Horacio Alcalá's multifaceted narrative feature.
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‘Queendom’ Review: Reel Affirmations 2023
The documenatry 'Queendom' provides a rare, candid glimpse into the tremendous plight and serious peril of Russians who identify as LGBTQ.
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TJ Osborne: Out In the Country
TJ Osborne on life as an out gay man, his bond with sibling John, and how country music could help to bridge our nation's cultural...
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Incredible Edibles: Bethesda is a Food-Lover’s Paradise
A Taste of Bethesda makes its post-pandemic return with a diverse lineup, including a veritable buffet of new restaurants.
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Crafting a Career: The Exquisite Woodwork of Darryl Patterson
Woodworker Darryl Patterson makes his debut this week a featured artisan at the Smithsonian's CRAFT: Fashion + Home show.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, Jazz Music
An incredible array of live music at D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia concert halls, clubs and theaters for every taste.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Above & Beyond
A selection of comedy, drag shows, exhibits, lectures, magic, readings, tastings, and more the D.C. Metro area.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Classical & Choral Music
Your essential guide to the upcoming season in classical and choral offerings in the Washington, D.C area.
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Sonia Rutstein Prepares to Celebrate 23
Sonia Rutstein, the prolific LGBTQ trailblazer behind disappear fear, is as committed to spreading love and compassion as ever.
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Chef’s Best 2023: What The Restaurants Are Dishing Out
A roundup of the participating restaurants and chefs at the upcoming Chef's Best Dinner and what they plan to serve.
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The Uncommon Artistry of Scott G. Brooks
Scott G. Brooks, who creates wild, wondrous masterpieces, finds humanity and heart in his new show, "Common People."
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The Fringe Appeal of It All
The annual Capital Fringe festival returns for its 16th edition with at least ten shows of LGBTQ interest.
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Chamber Dance Is The Ultimate Artistic Summer Job
Chamber Dance Project gainfully employs professional musicians and dancers for rare summertime performances.
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The DMV Offers An Abundance of Pride Through June
From a Wolf Trap music festival to Prides in Baltimore, Norfolk, and Arlington, the area isn't quite yet done with Pride.
