Latest News
-
D.C. drag performer jailed for 38 hours after being accused of “unwanted sexual contact” during show
D.C. drag queen Kabuki Bukkake was arrested last week after an audience member accused her of assaulting her during a "twerking" number.
-
The Saint of Sin: Bruce LaBruce on ‘Saint-Narcisse’ and the value of shock
Bruce LaBruce has forged a film career out of shock value and taboo. His latest, "Saint-Narcisse," adds twins to the mix
-
Theater Review: “Where We Belong” at Woolly Mammoth
Madeline Sayet skillfully addresses language, heritage, and what it means to be a being in constant flight
-
Film Review: Revisit ’80s gay culture with erotica classic “Equation to an Unknown”
Pioneering porn streamer PinkLabel.tv unearths another long-lost gem of '80s erotica, French classic "Equation to an Unknown."
-
Film Review: “Summer of 85” unfurls a gay love story with sinister overtones
An idyllic gay summer romance turns sour in François Ozon's tempestuous ode to the "Summer of 85"
-
Album Review: There Will Be Tears by Vincint
Vincint's solid and impressive debut album is a bright, cathartic pop fantasy
-
Documentary “Mary J. Blige’s My Life” bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album
Mary J. Blige bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album in a new documentary on Amazon
-
Round House presents cathartic, punk-informed, one-woman musical “We’re Gonna Die”
Round House Theatre presents a cathartic, punk-informed, one-woman musical show with "We're Gonna Die"
-
Taste America spotlights star D.C. chef Haidar Karoum’s restaurant Chloe
Karoum offers a special three-course menu with drinks pairings on June 29
-
President Biden names Jessica Stern as Special Envoy to Advance the Human Rights of LGBTQI+ Persons
On Friday, ahead of remarks at the White House for Pride Month, President Joe Biden announced he will appoint Jessica Stern, the executive director of...
-
The Birdcage screens during Pride month to celebrate 25th anniversary
Classic gay comedy screens June 27-29 at area theaters
-
DC Shorts Laughs 2021 offers 16 films in all-virtual lineup
This year's Laughs lineup goes beyond the light and lighthearted to encompass the somber and the surreal
-
Wolf Trap celebrates 50th Anniversary with Cynthia Erivo, Joyce Yang, Christine Goerke
Other upcoming Wolf Trap highlights include Wolf Trap Opera's "Sweeney Todd" and the NSO featuring Norm Lewis
-
Miley Cyrus celebrates Pride with a special ‘Stand By You’ concert
Miley's concert streams on Peacock, while CMT will stream the annual Concert for Love and Acceptance with Ty Herndon and a host of stars
-
President Biden says he’s “proud” of two LGBTQ athletes who came out
Earlier this week, President Joe Biden praised two professional athletes — Carl Nassib, a defensive end for the Las Vegas Raiders, and Kumi Yokoyama, a...
-
Iowa man charged with hate crime for leaving anti-LGBTQ notes on people’s doors
An Iowa man who allegedly left handwritten notes saying “burn that gay flag” on residents’ homes last Saturday has been arrested and charged with a...
-
Inaugural Rainbow Ride will provide a tour highlighting Washington’s LGBTQ history
On Saturday, a coalition of groups will host the inaugural Rainbow Ride, a bicycle and scooter tour following a designated route that commemorates and celebrates...
-
17th Street Pride Sidewalk Block Party to be held Saturday, June 26
Typically, each August, Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets hosts the 17th Street Festival, featuring the work of various artisans and tables touting the work of...
-
Disney’s “Loki” director confirms character is bisexual: “This is now canon”
Loki is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first major out LGBTQ character, after he was confirmed to be bisexual in Disney's limited series
-
Alexandria and Arlington residents to celebrate Pride-themed events
Local venues in Alexandria and Arlington will play host to two events celebrating the LGBTQ community from June 26-27.
