All posts by Randy Shulman
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Melissa Etheridge: Pot, Pops, and Politics
On the eve of her NSO debut, the rock legend wants you to know that everything is going to be okay. Eventually.
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Andrew Fleming based gay comedy Ideal Home on his own life
The director tapped his experiences for a comedy starring Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd as a gay couple who inherit a son
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Audra McDonald performs with the NSO Pops on June 19
We asked the Broadway icon about Good Fight, Beauty and the Beast, and her thoughts on the state of America
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Queer Eye’s Fab Five on Season Two, what makes them proud, and their first trans makeover
Antoni, Bobby, Jonathan, Karamo, and Tan talk diversity, making over Trump, and how they've handled the show's massive success
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Exclusive Photos: The Costumes of Shakespeare Theatre’s “Camelot”
Camelot tells the story of the ill-fated love triangle between King Arthur, his queen, Guenevere, and his first knight, Lancelot
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Michael Urie was destined to play Bud Frump in “How to Succeed in Business”
Michael Urie likens playing Bud Frump to "a big bowl of ice cream"
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André Aciman and Becky Albertalli on creating seminal works of gay fiction
The "Call Me By Your Name" and "Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda" authors will discuss their novels at the Library of Congress
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John Cameron Mitchell’s fascination with punk
The director's "How to Talk to Girls at Parties" is steeped in a punk motif
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Film Review: “Solo: A Star Wars Story”
The latest Star Wars boasts messy action, a dozeworthy plot, and a leading man with all the charisma of a nerfherder
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Paul Thorn’s “Don’t Let the Devil Ride” is a love letter to gospel
Roots rocker Paul Thorn got bit by the gospel bug and is on a mission to spread the musical joy
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Jussie Smollett on Trump’s America: ‘We got complacent. That’s why we’re in this situation.’
The Empire star gives a fiery interview on the state of the nation ahead of his D.C. show
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Michael Mayer brings Chekhov classic “The Seagull” to the screen
The noted Broadway director -- and one time Bethesda native -- somehow makes Chekhov's work feel even more modern
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David Byrne finds ‘reasons to be cheerful’ in a turbulent world
Ahead of two D.C. tour dates, David Byrne is finding "reasons to be cheerful" in an increasingly somber, cheerless world
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Sandra Bernhard on Roseanne’s politics: “I know where I stand — I’m a liberal, I’m a lefty”
Bernhard is bringing her "Sandemonium" tour to City Winery
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Overture: 24 Years and Counting
Metro Weekly is still here, we're still queer, and we're not stopping any time soon
