All posts by Randy Shulman
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The Capital Pride Crowd Covers (1997-2013)
Metro Weekly's crowd covers taken at the Capital Pride Festival, 1997-2013.
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Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson rails against homosexuals. Again.
The reality TV star is hardly repentant when it comes to gays.
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“X-Men: Days of Future Past” sets the series back on course
Days of Future Past sets the series back on course
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The Silence of the Gay CEOs
When it comes to sexuality, gay CEOs stay off-the-radar
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Movie Review: Godzilla
Godzilla redefines the blockbuster as art-house cinema
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Welcome to the Summer Pop Off!
Welcome to the Summer Pop Off! This is your chance to vote tournament style on what will become the summer song of 2014. This year...
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Spotlight: The Love of the Nightingale at Constellation
The ever-ambitious and ever-adept Constellation Theatre Company once again dares to stage a large-scale classic tale in the intimate Source Theater space. This time around...
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Austrian Conchita Wurst wins Eurovision Song Contest
“Yesterday was a victory not just for me, but also for those people who believe in future that functions without discrimination and which is based...
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Spotlight: Blue Ruin
Jeremy Saulneir’s thriller Blue Ruin focuses on a mysterious outsider who returns to his childhood home to plot an act of vengeance, a deed that...
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Good Taste
An interview with Washington Post Food Critic Tom Sietsema
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20 Years of Metro Weekly
It seems just like yesterday. Running around frantically in my tiny apartment at the corner of 17th and T Streets, scrambling to get the very...
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Ted Allen Talks Food
This is what you don’t want. You don’t want to see your dish displayed as Ted Allen briskly lifts the silver cover. Because that means,...
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Movie Review: Captain America – The Winter Soldier is a stunner
Have you noticed how very boilerplate superhero movies have become? Everything is interchangeable — from the hero and his or her specific degree of angst,...
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Stage: Plays, Musicals and Live Theater
The theatre season may be half over, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty left to see on D.C. stages, starting with the Kennedy Center,...
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Minecraft may be headed to the big screen, courtesy Warner Bros.
Minecraft, one of the world’s most popular video games, is apparently headed to the big screen. No surprise there, given the success of The Lego...
