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Nice Jewish Boy Noah Van Gilder Wins Queer Pageant
The annual NJB+ pageant celebrates queer Jewish identity in an afternoon of enjoyably strange and amusing entertainment.
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Bunker Closes Due to Massive Flooding, Will Reopen Aug. 8
The popular gay dance club seeks to rebound after a faulty sprinkler head caused flooding and "significant" damage to equipment.
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As You Are Bar Will Reopen on August 1
Barracks Row queer bar As You Are, which temporarily closed for roof repairs, will reopen with a series of events over a four-day weekend.
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D.C. High School Ordered to Recognize Anti-Gay Group
A federal judge ruled that a D.C. high school must recognize the anti-LGBTQ Fellowship of Christian Athletes as an official student group.
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Ruby Corado Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud
The former executive director of Casa Ruby now awaits sentencing in January, in which she faces up to 30 years in prison.
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Alleged Fentanyl Dealer Charged with Deaths of Two Gay Men
Jevaughn Mark was linked by investigators to the accidental poisoning deaths of Brandon Román and Robert Barletta.
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Bailey Anne is the First Trans Woman to Win Miss Maryland USA
There’s always something new at D.C.’s Capital Pride Parade. The route might get tweaked. Some contingent goes particularly over the top, or there might be...
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Chemical Agent Causes Panic and Injuries at Baltimore Pride
Baltimore Police are investigating the incident and say the release of the chemical did not appear to specifically target Pride.
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The 18th & U Duplex Diner is Closed
The Duplex Diner, a popular LGBTQ-owned venue, has announced its immediate closure after its landlord terminated its sublease.
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Food & Friends Puts the City’s Best Food Forward at Chef’s Best
Chef Chair Derek Watson will oversee dozens of palate-worthy participants at the food-focused organization’s 31st annual gala.
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WorldPride 2025 Is Coming… And It’s Gonna Be Massive!
WorldPride 2025 organizers share plans for the ambitious global Pride event, expected to draw 3 million LGBTQ visitors to Washington, D.C.
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Montgomery County’s Pride Month Events
D.C.'s neighboring Maryland suburbs will host several family-friendly activities in June to celebrate Pride Month.
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Capital Pride Launches Pride365 Mobile App
The iOS and Android app notifies users about upcoming LGBTQ parties, fundraisers, or political events that suit their tastes.
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Night OUT at the Nationals Sets Ticket Sales Record
The 19th Annual event, which featured a guest appearance by Bianca Del Rio, raised nearly $35,000 for Team DC.
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Ruby Corado Expected to Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud Charge
The founder of Casa Ruby was previously charged with diverting pandemic relief funds into personal bank accounts.
