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Editor’s Pick: ‘Intangible Forms’ at Artechouse DC
A series of immersive audiovisual installations use controlled light from laser projectors to create different structures, shapes, and lines.
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Editor’s Pick: Atlas Obscura’s Upcoming Experiences and Courses
From histories of color and chocolate to making your own perfumes, Atlas Obscura offers some incredible online lessons.
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Editor’s Pick: Bayou Bakery’s Mardi Gras Treats
The Bayou Bakery King Cake includes a tiny plastic baby baked somewhere inside, promising good luck for whoever finds it.
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‘The Cake’ Review: Just Desserts
Nicole Halmos' assured performance as a conflicted conservative propels Prologue Theatre's multi-layered 'The Cake.'
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Rebel Wilson Launches New ‘Label-Free’ Dating App
Fluid is designed to be all-inclusive, making it ideal for individuals looking to find love without having to categorize themselves.
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‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ Spoiler-Free Review: Lang Vs. Kang
'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' scales up the franchise’s appealing blend of sci-fi, comedy, and superhero spectacle.
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Here Are the Top 10 U.S. Cities With the Highest STD Rates
Washington, D.C. ranks ninth in the country for the highest incidence of STDs, according to an analysis of CDC data.
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Editor’s Pick: Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, Sarah Jarosz at the Warner
The three folk/rock singer-songwriters join forces to perform at Washington, D.C.'s Warner Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 19.
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Is Rihanna About to Announce a Tour?
Multiple sources have reported to that Rihanna is allegedly in the planning stages of a major world tour.
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Charges Dropped Against Gay Reporter Evan Lambert
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has dropped a pair of charges filed against a gay reporter who was arrested while doing his job.
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New York Times Blasted for Harmful Transgender Coverage
More than 180 trans contributors to "The New York Times" and their allies are blasting the paper for its coverage of transgender issues.
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Club Q Plans to Renovate and Reopen in Fall 2023
Club Q will undergo renovations, erect a memorial honoring victims, and install additional security measures before reopening in fall 2023.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Rails Against Gay Marriage
Georgia congresswoman rants about Democrats supporting abortion and gay marriage rights at Idaho Republican event.
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Former Biden Official Sam Brinton to Appear in Court Today
Sam Brinton, one of the first nonbinary government officials, will appear in court to face a charge of theft for allegedly stealing luggage.
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Texas to Ban Trans College Athletes from Women’s Sports
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has promised that the Lone Star State will require trans athletes to compete based on their assigned sex at birth.
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‘Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue’ Reunite the ‘Ladies’ Live On Stage
TV's famous female foursome are revived by male actors in a new, raucous stage show, 'Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue.'
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South Dakota Bans Trans Health Treatments
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has signed a law barring doctors from prescribing transition-related health care treatments to minors.
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David Johns: DeSantis is Offering a Master Class in White Nationalism
Gov. Ronald DeSantis is offering a master class in White Nationalism.
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Lizzo Admits She and Adele Got ‘So Drunk’ at the Grammys
Lizzo revealed she brought multiple flasks of alcohol to the Grammys and that she and tablemate Adele spent the evening drinking.
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5 Female Musicians Who Deserve to Headline the Super Bowl
From Taylor Swift to Ariana Grande, here are several female solo stars we'd like to see headline the Super Bowl halftime show.
