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In America, Christmas Means Mariah. In The U.K., It Means George Michael
This week, Wham!'s "Last Christmas" rules the singles chart in the United Kingdom, returning to the throne once again.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Baskerville’ at Everyman Theatre
Baltimore's Everyman Theatre stages a thrilling, engaging production of Ken Ludwig's homage to Sherlock Holmes.
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Four Decades After its Release, a Madonna Single Finally Hits the Charts
"Gambler," a 37-year-old Madonna track, has landed at #35 on Billboard's Digital Song Sales chart.
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Taylor Swift Makes Pop Radio History With Her New No. 1
Taylor Swift claims another No. 1 on a Billboard chart this week with "Anti-Hero," the lead single from her recent album Midnights.
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Celebrating a Music Pioneer: Hank Williams, Jr.
Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer lead an annual New Year's tribute to country legend Hank Williams at the Birchmere.
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For ‘Babylon,’ Damien Chazelle Wanted ‘A Party to Defy All Expectations’
Oscar-winner Damien Chazelle breaks down the backstory behind the fabulous excess in his Hollywood epic, 'Babylon.'
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Did Gay Republican George Santos Hide His Marriage to a Woman?
Divorce records uncovered by The Daily Beast appear to show that the congressman-elect did not disclose a previous heterosexual marriage.
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Transgender Athlete Ban Fails to Pass in Ohio, But May Return Next Year
A proposal to prohibit transgender athletes from competing based on their gender identity failed last week after lawmakers in the Ohio House of Representatives rejected...
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5 Festive Holiday Albums to Bring Yuletide Cheer
From the classic to the contemporary to the queer, our critic rounds up 2022's most notable holiday releases.
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5 Superstar Musicians Who Just Made Oscar’s Best Original Song Shortlist
These musicians saw their work included on the Oscars’ Best Original Song shortlist and might wind up as nominees.
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Salah Czapary Confirmed as D.C.’s “Night Mayor”
The D.C. Council has unanimously approved Salah Czapary's nomination to lead the Mayor's Office of Nightlife and Culture.
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Will Jennifer Williams Be New Jersey’s First Transgender Councilmember?
A Republican seeking to become her state's first transgender municipal officeholder is tied in votes for a seat on the Trenton City Council.
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Taylor Swift’s Oscar Dreams Are Dashed (At Least In One Category)
Taylor Swift's 'All Too Well: The Short Film' didn't end up on the list of potential nominees in the Oscars' Short Film category.
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Democrats Call on George Santos to Resign
Democrats are calling for investigations into George Santos, who is accused of fabricating his biography and possible ethics violations.
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Oklahoma Bill Would Ban Gender-Affirming Care Under Age of 21
Oklahoma State Rep. Jim Olsen seeks to make it a felony for doctors to provide patients under 21 with gender-affirming medical treatment.
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Keep the Holiday Spirit Going at Canopy By Hilton and Winter City Lights
The Canopy Holiday Lodge in Bethesda was developed through a partnership with local luxury picnic pop-up Lushnics.
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Russian LGBTQ History Museum Closes Because of Anti-Gay Law
The pop-up museum in St. Petersburg protested the new Russian law banning LGBTQ “propaganda.”
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Court Rules Yeshiva U. Must Recognize LGBTQ Group
The university is likely to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
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Gay Man Claims Mental Health Platform Linked Him to Conversion Therapist
A young gay man who sought out an affirming therapist was linked to a practitioner he claims was trying to subject him to “talk” conversion...
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Anti-Drag Protesters Break Into Gay Councilmember’s Building
Two people were arrested on Monday for breaking into a New York City Council member’s apartment building, allegedly in reaction to his support of a...
