Features
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The Year in Scene 2017
See Metro Weekly's 2017 collection of photos from LGBTQ community celebrations and nightlife parties in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Call Me By Your Name: Luca Guadagnino and James Ivory on making the ultimate gay romance
"Call Me By Your Name" director Luca Guadagnino, screenwriter James Ivory, and costar Michael Stuhlbarg on making the ultimate gay romance.
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Christian rocker Trey Pearson: Coming out has been “the most freeing, liberating, amazing thing”
Trey Pearson shed his conservative Evangelical life to live his truth as a powerful, passionate LGBTQ pop artist.
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State of the AIDS Epidemic
A Special World AIDS Day Forum
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Freedom Writer: Jon Robin Baitz
Playwright Jon Robin Baitz is using his skills to fight Trump the only way he can -- with deep, biting, close to the bone satire.
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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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Tegan and Sara: Sister Act
With a new foundation bearing their name, Canadian pop duo Tegan and Sara boost their efforts to become stronger LGBTQ advocates.
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Tegan and Sara: Five Essential Albums
Our music critic offers his choices for five key T&S releases.
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Saving Lives: An interview with Whitman-Walker’s Don Blanchon
Don Blanchon wants to ensure that Whitman-Walker Health remains a crucial lifeline to the LGBTQ community.
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Your Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 24
Reviews of every film showing at this year's Reel Affirmations Film Festival!
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Pride Fund’s Jason Lindsay is fighting for gun control, one politician at a time
Jason Lindsay founded the Pride Fund to End Gun Violence with a simple goal: Take back America from anti-LGBTQ, anti-gun control Republicans
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Louie Ortiz-Fonseca is championing queer Latinx experiences
“I love storytelling. I believe that you can create change and shift culture by telling stories, and humanizing issues,” says Louie Ortiz-Fonseca. “Storytelling projects allow...
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How “Transparent” is Transforming Television
Amazon's "Transparent" continues its steady, brilliantly determined march to change the way we experience gender and sexuality
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Positive Impact: Seeing transgender people on TV changes attitudes
How much do trans characters on TV impact cultural attitudes? A lot, actually.
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The Right Stuff: An Interview with Log Cabin’s Gregory T. Angelo
What does it take to lead one of the LGBTQ community's most controversial organizations? We find out.
