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From the Editor: Why There Are Two Fall Arts Previews
We split this year's Fall Arts Preview into two volumes because there are just too many things happening in D.C. to be contained in just...
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Whitman-Walker Opens New Southeast D.C. Health Center
The newly completed Max Robinson Center will allow the community health center to triple its patient capacity east of the Anacostia.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Film
The fall film season has something for everyone, from horror fans to drama queens to musical lovers to, yes, even Swifties.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Dance
There is a lot of flamenco -- not to mention Nutcrackers galore -- in the fall dance season ahead in Washington, D.C.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Classical & Choral Music
Your essential guide to the upcoming season in classical and choral offerings in the Washington, D.C area.
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Ethan Heard Shines in his Role at Signature Theatre
Ethan Heard, who directed Signature's sensual "Bridges of Madison County," looks ahead to his second season with the company.
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Kim Petras Surprise-Drops Leaked Album ‘Problématique’
Fans who love Kim Petras already know 'Problématique,' and they’re surely thrilled it’s now out in the world.
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Gay Men Continue to Be Sexually Active After 70
A study of British adults found that gay and bisexual men were more sexually active, even as they aged, compared to other people.
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Adele Was Asked If She Wanted To ‘Try’ Being A Lesbian
Did Adele get remarried and not mention it to anyone?!?
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The Riley Roundup: Meta to Review Controversial Anti-Trans Post
One judge grants access to transgender athletes' private medical records, while another intervenes to protect a trans inmate from assault.
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California Repeals Travel Ban to Anti-LGBTQ States
The bill repeals a ban on state-funded travel, replacing it with pro-equality marketing campaigns in states with anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Mosaic Theater’s Reginald L. Douglas is Leading with Joy
Reginald L. Douglas, Mosaic's artistic director, offers a peek behind the scenes of running one of D.C.'s hottest theater companies.
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The Riley Roundup: Cleveland Catholic Diocese’s LGBTQ Crackdown
The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland has issued new guidance for schools calling for the rejection of expressions of LGBTQ identity.
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The Riley Roundup: International LGBTQ News Edition
A court rules Bulgaria must recognize a same-sex relationship, while another in Kenya finds LGBTQ people have the right to freely associate.
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‘One Piece’ Review: Pirate Life
Netflix's latest big-budget fantasy adventure, "One Piece," series successfully conquers the live-action anime curse.
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Will O’Bryan: Tooth in Politics
A root-canal reminder tempers the good news out of Atlanta.
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California to Outlaw Book Bans
California lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a bill to stop school districts from banning books related to gender and racial diversity.
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Minnesota Drag Queen Loses Bingo Gig Due to Backlash
Dylan Kaercher, better known as Roxi Manacoochi, lost a job calling bingo at a Minnesota fair over what he claims is anti-drag sentiment.
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Tennessee Elects Its First Transgender Official
Olivia Hill won a seat on the Nashville's Metro Council, making her Tennessee's first out transgender elected official.
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The Riley Roundup: Andy Cohen, HIV Arrests, and PrEP Access
Andy Cohen advocates for HIV decriminalization, while California lawmakers block a bill easing access to HIV prevention medications.
