Features
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The Year Ahead 2019: A Special Forum
How will 2019 compare to the terrible year that just ended? We asked our readers.
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The Year in Preview 2019: Your Complete LGBTQ Community Guide
Every D.C.-area event you need to know about in 2019
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The Year in Scene 2018
13,000 photographs to remember a year of LGBTQ community events and celebrations in DC, Maryland and Virginia
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Year In Review 2018: The Resistance Strikes Back
If 2017 was the year of stunned silence and erosion of LGBTQ rights, 2018 was the year we rallied the troops and charged
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The Year in Quotes 2018: Highlights from Metro Weekly’s Interviews
Highlights from features and cover stories appearing in the pages of Metro Weekly throughout 2018
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Chely Wright’s Second Act: Out, Proud, and Living Her Truth
Since coming out, much has changed for the country singer. What hasn't changed is her way with words.
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Rosen’s Turn: With Paula Vogel’s “Indecent,” Eric Rosen is creating LGBTQ theater that matters
Arena Stage's Indecent marks the acclaimed director's return as an influential champion of LGBTQ theater
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Politics of Prevention: Us Helping Us’ DeMarc Hickson on the Future of HIV/AIDS
For World AIDS Day, Us Helping Us executive director DeMarc Hickson talks about sex, stigma, and the need for education.
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Social Spirits: Republic Restoratives mixes high-end liquors with progressive politics
Pia Carusone and Whit Kathner on running D.C.'s only queer- and women-owned distillery
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Unerasable: Garrard Conley and Joel Edgerton on “Boy Erased”
With "Boy Erased," author Garrard Conley and director Joel Edgerton shine a spotlight on the horror of conversion therapy
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A Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 25
Every film at this year's Reel Affirmations reviewed!
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Outspoken: Wanda Sykes on quitting Roseanne, Louis C.K., and boycotting the NFL
The iconic comic riffs on current events ahead of her Nov. 3 tour stop at Strathmore
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Rupert Everett on “The Happy Prince,” true love, gay martyrs, and his advice for Theresa May
It took ten years for Rupert Everett to bring his magnificent Oscar Wilde opus, "The Happy Prince," to the screen. It was worth the wait.
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Lily Tomlin on Grace and Frankie, the current state of society, and the two most important Janes in her life
The Award-winning actress and LGBTQ icon spoke to Metro Weekly ahead of her Kennedy Center show
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In Todrick We Trust: An Interview with Todrick Hall
Todrick Hall opens up about searching for love, conquering setbacks, and embracing success
