All posts by Randy Shulman
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye humanizes the late, larger-than-life televangelist
Screenwriter Abe Sylvia and actress Cherry Jones on why Tammy Faye Bakker remains relevant to this day
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DC Shorts Film Festival returns with a fantastic in-person LGBTQ showcase
DC Shorts returns as a hybrid festival, with a portion of its 95 online films highlighted in live screenings
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Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel join the American Pops Orchestra for “Wicked in Concert” on PBS
Issac Powell is one of a handful of Broadway stars and singers who light up the APO's "Wicked in Concert" on PBS
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Todd Stephens’ gay drama “Swan Song” is his finest work yet
Swan Song is a rich, absorbing character study with a narrative defined by indelible encounters
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Jane Franklin Dance welcomes back live audiences for its season kickoff
The evening will feature three performances by Franklin's esteemed local company
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Mike White reveals the truth about THAT moment in ‘The White Lotus’ finale
The creator, writer, and director of HBO's The White Lotus confirms what we all knew... in three simple words.
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Waylon Payne’s Country Comeback – Featured Interview
It took 15 years -- and kicking meth -- for gay country artist Waylon Payne to reclaim his career. In the process, he created a...
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9:30 Club, Anthem, Merriweather, Lincoln to require proof of vaccination
Starting August 15, all I.M.P. venues will ask for proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test ahead of show attendance.
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OutWrite 2021: Everything You Need to Know
This year's OutWrite is again virtual, but co-chair Malik Thompson only sees that as a plus in terms of growth and scope.
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The Days Between at The Hamilton
August 1, 1942 was the day Jerry Garcia, one of the most influential figures in contemporary music, came into the world. He died, tragically, at...
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Jungle Cruise review: Action romp charts curious course into gay representation
Disney's latest ride-to-movie effort is a solidly entertaining adventure
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National Treasure: Arvind Manocha celebrates 50 years of Wolf Trap
As Wolf Trap turns 50, Arvind Manocha reflects on his first eight years running a venue designed for the “public good.”
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Film Review: ‘Luca’ is one of Pixar’s most joyful, unapologetically animated romps
"Luca" is a relaxed, breezy tale of the endurance of true friendship
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Here’s who is participating in the Pridemobile Parade, Saturday June 12, 2021
More than 50 businesses and organizations will be showing their Pride in today's citywide drive around D.C.
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Washington Ballet winds down extraordinary online season with two contemporary NextSteps productions
TWB's NextSteps presents two final online offerings: Orpheus and Werner Sonata
