The "Call Me By Your Name" and "Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda" authors will discuss their novels at the Library of Congress
The director's "How to Talk to Girls at Parties" is steeped in a punk motif
The latest Star Wars boasts messy action, a dozeworthy plot, and a leading man with all the charisma of a nerfherder
Roots rocker Paul Thorn got bit by the gospel bug and is on a mission to spread the musical joy
The Empire star gives a fiery interview on the state of the nation ahead of his D.C. show
The noted Broadway director -- and one time Bethesda native -- somehow makes Chekhov's work feel even more modern
Ahead of two D.C. tour dates, David Byrne is finding "reasons to be cheerful" in an increasingly somber, cheerless world
Bernhard is bringing her "Sandemonium" tour to City Winery
Metro Weekly is still here, we're still queer, and we're not stopping any time soon
Killed off in "Orange Is the New Black," Samira Wiley wondered if she'd ever work again. The dystopia of "The Handmaid's Tale" proved otherwise --...
"You dispel the myths by living your life," says Janis Ian, whose musical legacy was cemented by the classic, "At Seventeen"
For Theater J's Adam Immerwahr, the questions raised by Roz and Ray are precisely the point
Choose 10 songs from our list of 100 songs in our special poll.
Tyler Henry has turned psychic readings -- heralded by some, derided by others -- into a hit TV show
Our favorite shots from 2018 Awesome Con, March 30-April 1