Features
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Simple Joys: Duplex Diner’s Chef Mark Mulvey
Duplex Diner's Chef Mark Mulvey believes food should be two things: delicious and easy
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Super-Sized Pride
Brief inclement weather couldn't stop the perfect celebration that heralded the 40th Anniversary of Pride
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Prideful Moments
Some of our favorite Instagram moments from the 40th Anniversary Capital Pride Festival
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Pride Guide Flashback
A look back at the first 13 Official Pride Guide Covers
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Kathy Griffin: Boss Lady
Kathy Griffin brings her latest tour, "Like a Boss," to the Kennedy Center
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We’re Here… We’re Queer… We March…
It might seem obvious, even ordinary now—a half-century and many such events later—but Bayard Rustin’s work in organizing the first protest of many hundreds of...
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Our Gay Capital: A brief history of the LGBT movement in Washington D.C.
A brief history of the LGBT movement in Washington D.C.
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Happy Birthday Pride!
Pride is turning the big 4-0 — and we’re here to help prime your celebration! We kick off our print parade by chatting with the...
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Photo Flashback: Capital Pride’s 25th Anniversary
A selection of Metro Weekly’s photographs from the 25th Anniversary Capital Pride Festival and Parade in June 2000.
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40 Years of Capital Pride
Bernie Delia and Ryan Bos on the past, present and future of Capital Pride
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Wilson Phillips: Holding On for More
Wilson Phillips performs at Capital Pride this Sunday
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2015 Capital Pride Festival: Capitol Stage Lineup
As of press time. Please note: Time windows are approximate. Performers subject to change without notice. EMCEES JERRY HOUSTON DJ Jerry Houston must be one...
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Fully in Vogue
En Vogue is still playful and sassy, confident and empowering, and singing in tight harmony
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Character Study: An interview with Alex Mills
According to Alex Mills, A Tale of Two Cities is about “the physical transformation between the characters, the striptease in the show, and the drag...
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Leap of Faith: An interview with Rabbi Gil Steinlauf
Last fall, Rabbi Gil Steinlauf of Adas Israel Synagogue sent an email to his congregation. He told them he was gay. (And it was good.)
