Features
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20 Questions for Metro Weekly
1. Where do you see Metro Weekly five years from now? As Metro Weekly celebrates its 25th Anniversary, we imagine continuing with two distinct experiences:...
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20 Venues from Our Map that We Miss
Since its earliest days, Metro Weekly set aside two pages for a map and listings toward the magazine’s back. Long before the ubiquitous Google Maps,...
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20 Great Interviews from the Pages of Metro Weekly
Everyone has a story. Since the beginning, Metro Weekly has shared those stories. More often than not, they’re in the sources’ own words. We’ve just...
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Young Pioneers
Spring, despite its lingering chill in 2014, is a time to think of birth, of growth, of renewal. That means youth – LGBT youth, in...
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2014 Dining Out for Life Guide
A complete guide to all participating restaurants as of press time, by neighborhood, including meals and what percentage of each bill will be donated to...
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Ted Allen Talks Food
This is what you don’t want. You don’t want to see your dish displayed as Ted Allen briskly lifts the silver cover. Because that means,...
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Tour of Duty
Tom Goss is not bashful. Nor is he pushy. Put simply, he has a message to share and he’ll do what he needs to express...
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Boy Wonder
“That’s got more swing than a hooker with a broken heel and a brick in her handbag.” In addition to a steady flow of swinging...
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Hair Apparent
”I feel like it’s one of the greatest achievements of our career,” says Keegan Theatre’s Susan Rhea of the company’s current production of Hair. ”I...
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Tales of the Tomlin
There is no argument: Lily Tomlin loves show business. And that love has driven her from stage to screen and back again, countless times. With...
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All the World's Stages
American culture dominates the global stage. Whether film, TV, music or theater, New York and Hollywood control the world to the point where it can...
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Above & Beyond
You may know John Waters best as a wacky, beloved Baltimore filmmaker, but these days he's spending more time on the standup circuit -- which...
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Choral Connector
''Bach is my favorite composer, hands down,'' Chase Maggiano says, when asked what he listens to in his spare time. But in addition to baroque...
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Film: New Movies for Spring 2014
Blockbuster season nears, and for every webslinger, mutant and giant lizard, there seems to be fare more intimate and potentially interesting -- a sex-hungry woman,...
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Stage: Plays, Musicals and Live Theater
The theatre season may be half over, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty left to see on D.C. stages, starting with the Kennedy Center,...
