All posts by Randy Shulman
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Alton Brown: Personal Chef
Alton Brown serves up what he loves to eat most in his latest cookbook, EveryDayCook.
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Spotlight: Curator Gallery Talk for “The Art of Romaine Brooks”
Guest curator Joe Lucchesi will lead a free tour through the popular exhibit and a discussion about Romaine Brooks's lasting resonance.
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Miller Time: Tor Miller brings his sumptuous music to Jammin Java
Tor Miller's lavish, sweeping sound evokes early Elton John and David Bowie
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Coverboy: Christian
DC theater actor Christian has a delicious motto: "Fries before guys, I always say"
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Alexis Arquette, actor and trans activist, passes away at 47
Film roles included Last Exit to Brooklyn, Pulp Fiction and The Wedding Singer
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Will Hillary Clinton’s ‘basket of deplorables’ comment bring down her campaign?
Clinton's comment at an LGBT fundraiser may have been ill-advised, but consider who it's aimed at
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DC Shorts returns to celebrate the art of short film
The DC Shorts Film Festival celebrates the art of brevity.
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Lovestruck: Lance Bass on Finding Prince Charming
Lance Bass hopes Finding Prince Charming, his new gay dating show on Logo, will break new ground in reality television.
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Poll: Should the Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump?
LCR finds itself between a rock and a hard place when it comes to The Donald
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Coverboy: Julian
Julian is an artist, a music manager, a bartender, a man of many ideas and many trades
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The Virginia Scottish Games and Festival lets everyone celebrate their inner-Scot
There's everything from Highland dancing to whisky tasting and border collie sheep herding demonstrations to "pipes and drums" and fiddling competitions
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Aretha Franklin cancels concerts for health reasons
Aretha Franklin's Friday night show at Wolf Trap among those affected.
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Dolly Parton: “I don’t think about whether you’re straight or gay, I just love you”
If there's one thing Dolly Parton has an abundance of, it's love.
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Sausage Party (review): Audacious, but juvenile
Sausage Party is funny, but one wonders what South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker could have done with the idea
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Exclusive: Ricky Martin on the power of music, Pulse Nightclub, and why he supports Hillary
Pop superstar Ricky Martin came out in 2010. Six years later, he's never been happier -- or hotter.
