All posts by Randy Shulman
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State of the AIDS Epidemic
A Special World AIDS Day Forum
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John de Lancie goes for the win in Vicuña
John de Lancie goes for the brutal win in Vicuña.
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Review: Justice League is an overstuffed turkey
Justice League pits a gaggle of superheroes against a foe that would demolish Earth. And no, it’s not Trump.
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“France is a Feast” is an intimate portrait of Julia Child’s life in France
An elegant new book reveals Paul Child's view of his life in France with his soon-to-be extremely famous wife.
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God’s Own Country: Exclusive interview with director Francis Lee
Francis Lee had personal issues to work out. So he made God's Own Country and brought gay romance to a whole new level.
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Bold Frontiers: Wilson Cruz talks Star Trek Discovery, Anthony Rapp
Wilson Cruz is part of a historic couple on Star Trek Discovery.
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Francisco Hidalgo is the centerpiece of GALA’s Fuego Flamenco
Spain's legendary Francisco Hidalgo returns to Gala's Flamenco festival with a U.S. Premiere
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Busch Gardens ramps up the terror on Halloween weekend
Busch Gardens's Jeremy Wood on the perfect scare
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Angelika Theatres celebrates Hitchcocktober with Psycho
Angelika closes is monthlong "Hitchcocktober" with one of the director's most famous works
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Billy Gilman brings his powerful voice to Bethesda Blues & Jazz
Billy Gilman prepares to bring down the rafters in Bethesda
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Mysterious Motives: Michael Kahn on the power of Pinter
The key to understanding playwright Harold Pinter is to approach his plays like the puzzles they are
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Gallery: Erik Teagues’ costume designs for The Wild Party
A look behind-the-scenes at the costume craft in Source Theatre's new musical
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Review: God’s Own Country is an absolute must-see
The gay romantic powerhouse "God's Own Country" is the movie "Brokeback Mountain" should have been
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Into the Wild: En Garde Arts’ “Wilderness”
Based on real-life research, En Garde Arts' Wilderness explores an unorthodox therapy treatment for teens with troubles
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(Spoiler-Free) Review: Blade Runner 2049 is the greatest sequel in cinema history
Smart, thrilling, emotionally potent, Blade Runner 2049 uses the original as a launching pad and soars beyond the stars
