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Editor’s Pick: Dixie Longate At The Birchmere
Longate comes to The Birchmere on Thursday to perform her new show 'Cherry Bombs and Bottle Rockets.'
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5 Things To Know About Hayley Kiyoko
Hayley Kiyoko is back with a new single, a girlfriend, and an album that may be her biggest yet.
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Editor’s Pick: The Outwin 2022 at The National Portrait Gallery
Every three years, the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery showcases finalists of the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, named for a late benefactor. The 2022 edition offers...
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Woman Checks Out All LGBTQ Library Books to Preserve Children’s “Innocence”
A candidate for public office in Maryland says she checked out all of the books from an LGBTQ Pride Month display at the Brunswick Public...
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Employers’ Health Insurance Must Cover Gender-Affirming Care, Court Rules
A federal court in Georgia has ruled that employers who exclude gender-affirming medical care from their health insurance coverage are violating federal law. The decision,...
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Kate Bush Is Back In A Big Way With A Decades-Old Hit
Kate Bush's 1985 classic 'Running Up That Hill' was given a massive and unexpected boost by Netflix's 'Stranger Things.'
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LGBTQ Groups to Boycott NYC Mayor’s Pride Month Reception
Several prominent LGBTQ clubs in New York City are boycotting a Pride Month reception being hosted on Tuesday by Mayor Eric Adams in protest of...
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Early 2023 Grammy Predictions: Gayle, Latto & Tate McRae for Best New Artist
With the eligibility period for the next Grammys already halfway over, we have 5 early predictions for Best New Artist at the 2023 awards.
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Editor’s Pick: Halsey Comes to Merriweather Post Pavilion
Born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane nearly 27 years ago, the bisexual artist known as Halsey is not one to slow down. During the first year of...
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Editor’s Pick: Mary Gauthier at Jammin’ Java
“Mary’s songwriting speaks to the tender aspects of our humanness: We need her voice in times like these more than we ever have.” That quote...
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Baltimore Son: An Interview with Playwright R. Eric Thomas
Eric Thomas does Charm City proud with 'Crying on Television,' a hilarious new play at Everyman Theatre.
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Early 2023 Grammy Predictions: Harry Styles, Bruno Mars & Adele For Album Of The Year
A little more than halfway into the eligibility period for the 2023 Grammys, we take a look at where the Album of the Year likely...
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Editor’s Pick: The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey
Mike Thornton portrays 9 characters in the one-person drama, "Leonard Pelkey," written by the playwright who helped found The Trevor Project.
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Editor’s Pick: True Colors – LGBTQ+ Our Stories, Our Songs
Chris Colfer, The Indigo Girls, and Andre de Shields are a few of the stars joining the American Pops Orchestra for this Pride-themed concert.
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DC Pride Party Roundup
From official Capital Pride parties to select non-affiliated events, here's your guide to party hard during Pride week.
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‘Benediction’ Review: Trapped in a London Fog
Terence Davies' handsomely produced but stilted 'Benediction' traces the tempestuous origins of a bitter old queen.
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‘DASHCAM’ Review: A Deranged ‘Blair Witch’ for the Twitch Age
Wild, messy, and audacious, Rob Savage's 'DASHCAM' is relentless in its tastelessness and gore.
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Kiki Bar: Come For The Underwear Contest, Stay For The Chill
Kiki's Keaton Fedak envisions his new U Street bar as a vibrant, welcoming hub of a thriving gayborhood.
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Editor’s Pick: East City Bookshop’s LGBTQ-Related Readings
The independent, women-owned bookstore is launching "Queering the Narrative," a new monthly gathering to explore queer themes in literature.
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Editor’s Pick: The New York City Ballet Returns to the Kennedy Center
The vaunted New York City Ballet returns for its annual run of performances at the Kennedy Center, this season in recognition of the institution’s 50th...
