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Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal of lesbian’s recognition as child’s legal parent
Lower courts relied on two separate Supreme Court cases to find that non-biological parent's rights cannot be ignored
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2nd Circuit decides Title VII prohibits anti-gay employment discrimination
Court overrules its prior precedent in 10-3 decision ruling in favor of a deceased skydiving instructor's estate
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Gay Australian couple gets married on Six Flags roller coaster
The couple traveled to California's Magic Mountain to tie the knot
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10 cast is “Ru-vealed”
13 new queens along with one returnee will compete for the tenth season's crown
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Mississippi city faces lawsuit for blocking Pride parade
After a 4-3 vote denied the parade, acclaimed LGBTQ lawyer Roberta Kaplan will represent the group
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Contest: Pick the Oscars! Win movie passes!
Enter our Oscars contest and you could win 4 passes to Landmark Theatres plus a bonus BluRay prize!
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Pulse shooting survivors meet with Parkland students
The survivors offered condolences, encouragement, and supported the students at the state capitol
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — February 22-28
THE ARTISTIC TABLE Marjorie Merriweather Post’s gift for bringing art to everyday dining inspired the latest exhibition at Post’s former estate Hillwood, featuring table settings...
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — February 22-28
Annihilation FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a...
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SCENE: Distrkt C’s 2nd Anniversary
Photos from Distrkt C's 2nd Anniversary Party on Feb. 10 at the DC Eagle
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Review: Heather Raffo’s “Noura” at Shakespeare Theatre
Heather Raffo's "Noura" has a wealth of ideas, but suffers from too much telling and not enough showing
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Review: “Light Years” at Signature Theatre
Only toe-tapping tunes and Bobby Smith's stellar performance keep Light Years from completely blowing offstage
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Guiding the Arts: Douglas Yeuell is making the Atlas Performing Arts Center a cultural destination
Douglas Yeuell on the Atlas Intersections Festival, his time at Joy of Motion, and what the arts have brought to his own life
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Reviews: “The Party” and “Game Night”
It's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt in "The Party" and "Game Night"
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Beyond Therapy: The Ongoing Battle to End “Conversion Therapy”
An increasing number of states are seeking to ban conversion therapy
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Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men’s Chorus for “The Durufle Requiem”
Soprano Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men's Chorus for a classical concert
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Gallery: Ruth Carter’s incredible costume designs for Black Panther
The costumes in Black Panther were forged from real life experience, as well as the pages of comic books
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Washington Scandals host “Rugby 101” recruitment event on February 24
The Washington Scandals hopes to enlist new teammates through their part-informational clinic, part-team social event
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Liberal coalition seeking to defeat anti-gay Democrat Dan Lipinski
A coalition of liberal-leaning organizations is banding together to defeat a conservative Democrat in a Chicago-area U.S. House district who has amassed a long, and...
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Ramen World returns to offer a taste of DC’s best ramen
This year's event features offerings from #RamenAllStars Himitsu, Paper Horse from Erik Bruner-Yang, Wolfgang Puck's The Source, and Chaplin's Restaurant
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