Features
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2015 Dining Out for Life Guide
A Complete Guide to Dining Out for Life
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James Alefantis: From Scratch
With two community-centric restaurants and support of various causes, James Alefantis is committed to the common good
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Queer as Russell
Russell T. Davies hears us. He genuinely listens. “People open up to me and tell me their stories,” says the British television writer and producer....
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Russell T. Davies: Pushing Boundaries
Russell T. Davies has tackled a wide variety of issues, but it's the LGBT content he'll be best remembered for
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Bishop Gene: An interview with Gene Robinson
Christian trailblazer Gene Robinson reflects on what was and what's next for faith and himself
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Film: Spring Arts Preview 2015
It’s almost popcorn season, folks. While winter months are mainly reserved for Oscar contenders and whatever awful holiday film Tyler Perry has made, summer instead...
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2015
It may feel as though the theater season is winding down, but there are still plenty of great shows to come from all the major...
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Music: Pop, Rock, Folk and Jazz: Spring Arts Preview 2015
Spring is in the air, which means it’s time to start venturing outdoors for the freshest music, whether you’d prefer Idina Menzel at Jiffy Lube...
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Classical Music: Spring Arts Preview 2015
This weekend, the D.C. Different Drummers’ Capital Pride Symphonic Band celebrates 35 years with a concert at the Atlas. Could there be a better way...
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2015
The Kennedy Center presents several august classical companies, foremost among them the Royal Ballet. Wolf Trap welcomes two dancers, with two choreographers, known from their...
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Above & Beyond: Spring Arts Preview 2015
Comedy, Readings, Lectures, Miscellany
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Appropriate Behavior (Review)
Desiree Akhavan's film is a sexy, funny exploration of the end of a relationship
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Desiree Akhavan: Entirely Appropriate
Desiree Akhavan sees filmmaking as a way to connect to other queer outliers
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Gleeful: An Interview with Jane Lynch
A Volkswagen Golf. A lemon tree. A powder blue touch-tone phone. A live cabaret. It's the simple things in life that keep Jane Lynch happy.
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The Scent of Success: An Interview with Perfume Genius
An Interview with Perfume Genius
