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AirOtic Turns Acrobatic Feats Into Sensual Gay Tableaus
The "sexy, sultry, spicy" cirque cabaret AirOtic will play in D.C. for an extended run at Hook Hall.
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Editor’s Pick – Poetry For The People: The June Jordan Experience
The bisexual Black poet/teacher/activist June Jordan is getting renewed attention through a brand new stage work.
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Migguel Anggelo Reshapes Negativity Into Deeply Affecting Performance Art
Migguel Anggelo's imaginative, semi-autobiographical fable "English with an Accent" makes its debut at GALA on April 1.
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Interview: ALOK’s Infinite Transformation
A keynote speaker at Creating Change, ALOK has profound ideas on how the LGBTQ community can confront trauma and live authentically
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Wolf Trap Revs Up With A Ton Of Summer Concerts
Everyone from Mary Chapin Carpenter to Pink Martini to Fantasia will be making a trip to the fabled outdoor Virginia venue.
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Spotlight: The Architecture & Design Film Festival Comes To D.C.
More than a dozen international films will screen at in-person gatherings from March 24 to March 26 at the National Building Museum.
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Euphoria Brings Zendaya Back to Music
Zendaya, the singer, is back in a major way thanks to the increased focus on the tunes featured in HBO Max's Euphoria.
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Editor’s Pick: Perfume Genius lights up the 9:30 Club
The "unapologetic, unabashedly gay artist" Perfume Genius brings his current tour of "Set My Heart on Fire" to the venue on Friday, March 25.
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Trans Oklahomans Sue Over Birth Certificates
Plaintiffs argue state government is discriminating against them by barring them from changing their gender markers
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Gay Marriage Still Illegal In Bermuda And The Cayman Islands
The highest appeal court for British Caribbean territories has upheld bans on same-sex nuptials in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
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Music Review: Charli XCX Goes Back To Pop Basics
With her new album Crash, Charli XCX makes it clear her urge to experiment and innovate is as strong as ever.
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LGBTQ Advocates Call For Stamp Honoring Bayard Rustin
In commemoration of Black queer civil rights leader Bayard Rustin’s birthday, on March 17, the National Black Justice Coalition, the nation’s largest Black LGBTQ civil...
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Capital Pride returns in June with a “reUNITED” theme
After two years of smaller-scale events, Pride in the Nation's Capital returns to its full glory this June.
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10 Musicians You Might Not Have Realized Could Win Album Of The Year At The Grammys
A Grammy rule change means anyone who is credited on any project that's up for Album of the Year is nominated with the main artist.
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Editor’s Pick: The National Cherry Blossom Festival
The National Cherry Blossom Festival blooms again with a combination of in-person and virtual events.
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Hot Pick: Orchids – Hidden Stories of Groundbreaking Women
U.S. Botanic Garden and Smithsonian Gardens celebrate the orchid and the women who helped foster them.
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Editor’s Pick: For March, Ice Cream Jubilee adds cocktails to the cream
Ice Cream Jubilee's March flavors include Banana Bourbon Caramel, Double Stout Caramel, and a Smoked Vanilla Sakura Cherry.
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WNBA All-Star Brittney Griner’s detention in Russia extended until May
Two-time Olympian and seven-time All-Star WNBA player Brittney Griner’s detention in Russia for allegedly possessing vape cartridges containing hash oil has been extended until May...
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Idaho Senate defeats transgender health care ban
The Idaho Senate has defeated a bill that would have criminalized a parent’s decision to allow their transgender child to receive gender-affirming medical care. In...
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Movie Review: “X” peers into the kinky, kooky crevices of sex and violence
Stalked by crazed killers, a porno film crew winds up on the cutting-room floor in Ti West's harrowing "X".
