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...
A brief history of the LGBT movement in Washington D.C.
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...
A selection of Metro Weekly’s photographs from the 25th Anniversary Capital Pride Festival and Parade in June 2000.
Bernie Delia and Ryan Bos on the past, present and future of Capital Pride
Wilson Phillips performs at Capital Pride this Sunday
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...
En Vogue is still playful and sassy, confident and empowering, and singing in tight harmony
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...
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.)
Courtney Snowden and Sheila Alexander-Reid said goodbye to the private sector and hello to serving the public good.
D.C. is getting used to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and their "drag activism"
He's been in a Broadway hit and a Broadway flop. Now he's taking on his biggest role yet, as the iconic Emcee in Cabaret.
From reincarnation to gender dysphoria, Shirley MacLaine has a strong opinion on just about everything
Generations change. That’s why it feels so right that we’re celebrating the LGBT community’s next generation in Metro Weekly the same week we’re watching as...