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Neil Gorsuch confirmed as Supreme Court Justice
In a victory for President Donald Trump, his Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in a bipartisan 54-45 vote. Three...
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“Queen of Mean” Lisa Lampanelli returns to DC on April 8
Lampanelli -- who is never mean for the sake of it -- comes to the Lincoln Theatre
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Trans boy asks to intervene as defendant in Boyertown locker room lawsuit
The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Pennsylvania have filed a legal motion asking to intervene in a lawsuit challenging a Pennsylvania school...
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Anoushka Shankar comes to DC on April 8
Star sitarist leads a virtuoso septet
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The DC Center unmasks its new art gallery
Center Arts Gallery debuts with a stunning exhibit by people living with HIV
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Gavin Grimm: Trump doesn’t care about protecting trans people from discrimination
Virginia teenager Gavin Grimm isn’t mincing words when it comes to how he views the Trump administration’s record on transgender rights. On Thursday, Grimm was...
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UrbanArias: Lucy the chimpanzee’s tale retold in short opera
Based on the real-life social experiment of a chimp raised as if she was a human child
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Despite “repeal,” cities continue enforcing travel bans to North Carolina
North Carolina’s fake “repeal” of the controversial HB 2 law might have convinced the NCAA and the ACC to reconsider awarding sports championships to the...
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U.S. Senate Republicans kill filibuster to move along Gorsuch nomination
Republicans in the U.S. Senate voted for the “nuclear option” — a move that kills the filibuster for all current and future Supreme Court nominees,...
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Friendship Place takes a nontraditional approach to helping homeless LGBTQ youth
Friendship Place's symposium, "Young, LGBTQ and Homeless," takes place on Wednesday, April 19
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Brighton Beach Memoirs opens April 8 at Theater J
Adam Immerwahr calls it a worthy introduction to American theater for young theatergoers
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Virginia Democrats sustain McAuliffe’s veto of anti-LGBTQ bills
The Virginia House of Delegates and Senate sustained vetoes of two so-called “religious freedom” measures that would have permitted discrimination against LGBTQ people and same-sex...
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Peter Voulkos’ “The Breakthrough Years” at Renwick Gallery
Voulkos defied mid-century craft dicta to reinvent his medium
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Congressional Wisdom: An interview with Wisconsin Representative Mark Pocan
Mark Pocan has some ideas on how Democrats can win back Congress, starting with actually listening to voters.
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Union Market Drive-in season opens with The Royal Tenenbaums
You don't need a car to enjoy this pop-up drive-in
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Chicago’s Fire: Brandy talks Roxie at the Kennedy Center
Playing Roxie Hart in Chicago has given Brandy a new outlook on her career
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights, April 6-12
Arts and entertainment highlights, April 6-12
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Color Blind: Blood Knot at Mosaic Theater (Review)
Mosaic's take on a landmark play produces moments of brilliance amid stretches of colorless dramatics
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Living Just Enough: Pike St. at Woolly Mammoth (Review)
Nilaja Sun gives a virtuoso performance that brings a powerful story to vivid life.
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Greg Louganis and The American Pops Orchestra
Louganis to host "You Spin Me 'Round: An '80s Dance Party."
