All posts by Doug Rule
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For transgender poet Stephanie Burt, science fiction was a motivating factor
The Harvard-based poet is part of a virtual poetry reading hosted by The Folger on Wednesday
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4 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Enjoy a Georgia O'Keeffe happy hour or explore live performances at The Hamilton in our editor-selected picks
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Local chefs “duke it out” in the Capital Food Fight
The annual fundraiser for the DC Central Kitchen offers take-away meals and online entertainment
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These 7 area restaurants will make your Thanksgiving special
From socially distanced dine-in to carry out desserts, here are some D.C.-area eateries that take the load off your kitchen
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Savor: Rasika Celebrates Diwali and PassionFish’s Taste of TenPenh
Celebrate Diwali with Rasika's sweet delicacies or enjoy a four-course meal of TenPenh favorites in this week's dining picks
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Enjoy an Emmylou Harris livestream or the Birchmere's November offerings in our editor-selected picks
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Explore Jane Franklin Dance's "Hidden Talents" or hire a theater for a private screening in our editor-selected picks
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The Boulet Brothers bring a special ‘Dragula’ to Shudder
With a new two-hour "Dragula" special, the decidedly offbeat Boulet Brothers offer a pandemic-spurred Halloween treat
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Savor: Proper 21K’s Limitless Brunch and Food & Friends’ Pie Sale
Enjoy bottomless cocktails on K Street or order a delicious "Slice of Life" with this week's dining picks
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Savor: CocuSocial Cooking and Bob & Edith’s Anniversary
Take safe cooking classes or enjoy a $19.69 Bob & Edith's special with this week's dining picks
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From a spooky drive-thru drama to a Rufus Wainwright livestream, here are our editor-selected picks for your week
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‘Dry Wind’ review: A hot and handsome gay Brazilian drama
Daniel Nolasco's "Dry Wind" is as visually stunning as it is erotically charged
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‘Cicada’ review: A romantic drama about a young same-sex couple’s attempts to connect
Matt Fifer's quietly powerful film boasts sharp writing and sizzling chemistry
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‘Tahara’ review: A slow-burning drama about unrequited LGBTQ love
Olivia Peace offers a tepid feature-length film debut
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Gallery: ‘Un Poco de Todo Amoroso’ at ARTfactory
David Amoroso adds multi-sensory experiences to his latest exhibit
