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8 LGBTQ Artists Who Are in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The recognition of LGBTQ musicians in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has been a positive step in the right direction for popular music.
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‘Anthony Rapp’s Without You’ Review: Rent Controlled
A child star grows and grieves in a personal, musical memoir on New York's Off Broadway stage in 'Anthony Rapp's Without You.'
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Elton John’s Farewell Tour Makes History
Elton John's final world tour has grossed an incredible $817.9 million across 278 shows, setting revenue records.
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Interview: To the Max with Ava Max
Ava Max takes a deep dive into her powerful, personal, and extremely danceable new album 'Diamonds & Dancefloors.'
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Wunder Garten Celebrates Beyoncé, Britney, and Taylor at This Year’s Après Ski
The annual month-long event is packed with incredible dance parties, dog-friendly happy hours, and even a weekly Smores Sundays.
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George Michael, Cyndi Lauper and Kate Bush Lead 2023 Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions
Through April 28, music fans can vote for their favorites online, which will be announced alongside the actual inductees.
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Our 8 Hot Picks for a Perfect Valentine’s Celebration in D.C.
From intimate baths to fine dining, from sharing stories to staycations, here are 8 can't-miss ways to enjoy Valentine's Day.
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’80 for Brady’ Review: Football Fanatics
Legends Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field carry the otherwise awful 80 for Brady to a surprisingly solid win.
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Democrat Exposes GOP Hypocrisy on Anti-Drag Bill
A Nebraska state senator has proposed banning children from attending vacation Bible study or other “religious indoctrination” camps in response to an anti-drag bill gaining...
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‘Knock at the Cabin’ Review: Sacrificial Lambs
M. Night Shyamalan’s home invasion thriller 'Knock at the Cabin' strikes fast and keeps the tension boiling.
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Activists to Sue Over Utah Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
LGBTQ advocates and allies have announced plans to challenge a newly signed Utah law barring gender-affirming treatments for trans youth.
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Capital Pride Issues Open Call for Performers
Performers, DJs and musicians of all abilities and experience levels must submit applications by March 17.
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Why Pop Duo/Group Is The Grammy Category To Watch
Here's a look at all five of the nominated songs and why it will matter if they win the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Grammy.
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Watch Harry Styles Split His Pants Mid-Concert
In front of a packed crowd, Styles' brown pants ripped as he was in the middle of a song, leaving his inner-thigh exposed.
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Effeminate Gay Men Face a “Gay Glass Ceiling” in the Workplace
An Australian study finds that heterosexual and gay men are both likely to be biased against feminine-acting gay men in workplace settings.
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The National Philharmonic’s February Highlights
The National Philharmonic kicks off the new year with three programs conveying a sense of love or ardor perfectly in tune with Valentine's Day.
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Editor’s Pick: The In Series – The Ordering Of Moses
The landmark composition will be staged as an immersive embodied artistic and spiritual experience with three local faith communities.
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Editor’s Pick: Kimbra at the 9:30 Club
Kimbra will give a preview of new music when she drops by the 9:30 Club just before Valentine's Day.
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Editor’s Pick: A First Look: Reading Series at Ford’s Theatre
The month of February kicks off with a free, three-day public festival of play readings at Ford's Theatre.
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Dreamings: Aboriginal Art from Australia at the Amy Kaslow Gallery
A number of contemporary Aboriginal artists from Australia's vast Central Desert region honor their ancestors through "Dreamings."
