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Danny Linden named Creating Change conference director at National LGBTQ Task Force
Danny Linden, a longtime conference specialist, has been named the Creating Change Conference Director of the National LGBTQ Task Force.
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The War and Treaty perform second album ‘Hearts Town’ at Wolf Trap
Hearts Town expands on the bluesy, roots-oriented rock and soul sound that has propelled the duo
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Rorschach Theatre’s ‘Distant Frequencies’ mixes historical fiction with magical realism
The seven-chapter story covers 100 years of D.C. history in destinations across the city
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NYC’s Town Hall hosts ‘An Evening with James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’
Christine Baranksi moderates a conversation between two living theater legends
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Crumbs & Whiskers Cat Café mixes food with feline philanthropy
Kanchan Singh's café enterprise has donated more than $40,000 to animal welfare charities
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Gallery: David Amoroso’s “American-A-Rama” at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
David Amoroso explores the icons who inspired him in the '60s and '70s
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Men in same-sex marriages make more than those in opposite-sex marriages, study finds
Census data shows men in same-sex marriage have higher educational attainment and higher incomes than those in opposite-sex marriages.
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Album Review: Shiny’s Democracy by Shiny Joe Ryan
Shiny Joe Ryan, Pond's founding multi-instrumentalist, lets loose on his second solo outing
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Shilling Canning Company launches unique 7-course menu and locally sourced cocktails
The Chef's Counter will help showcase regional and sustainable food and drink purveyors
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Schmigadoon! review: Apple TV’s brilliantly crafted musical satire
Schmigadoon! gleefully spoofs golden age musicals, while delivering a pitch-perfect spin on the genre
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Joe Bell review: A film about gay tragedy, but not for gay audiences
"Joe Bell" turns a moving true story of anti-gay bullying into a weepy drama about a father's redemption
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National Treasure: Arvind Manocha celebrates 50 years of Wolf Trap
As Wolf Trap turns 50, Arvind Manocha reflects on his first eight years running a venue designed for the “public good.”
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Catholic priest resigns after being accused of using Grindr and visiting gay bars
Jeffrey Burrill's resignation ignited debate over his outing, after his Grindr location data was allegedly used to track him
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National Tequila Day: 4 Ways to Celebrate in D.C.!
From flights to specialty cocktails, dLeña, TTT, Wunder Garten and Morris American Bar have your Tequila Day covered.
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Louisiana Republicans fail to override veto of bill barring transgender athletes from sports
On Wednesday, Republicans in the Louisiana House of Representatives failed to amass the number of votes needed to override a veto of a bill that...
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Federal court blocks Arkansas law denying gender-affirming care to transgender youth
A federal court has blocked an Arkansas law that prohibits doctors from providing gender-affirming medical treatments to transgender youth.
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Transgender man and woman sue over Montana law blocking them from changing their birth certificates
A trans man and woman have sued Montana over a new law requiring proof of surgery to change the gender marker on their birth certificates.
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Gay sex proves “existence of God” and discredits evolution, evangelical pastor claims
Right-wing pastor Jack Hibbs apparently spends a lot of time thinking about "LGBTQ actions" and evolution.
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Virginia police officer faces five years in prison for shooting unarmed gay Black man
A grand jury has indicted a Virginia deputy on a charge of "reckless handling of a firearm" in the shooting of a gay Black man...
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Transgender woman Taya Ashton found shot dead in her Suitland apartment
Prince George's County Police are investigating the murder of Taya Ashton, a transgender woman shot inside her Suitland apartment.
