All posts tagged "featured"
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Opera Review: WNO’s Eugene Onegin
The Washington National Opera's lovely, affecting "Eugene Onegin" offers a rare Russian treat
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GLOE’s Purim Party celebrates being true to yourself
Queen Esther's embrace of her Jewish identity mirrors the journey of self-acceptance for LGBTQ people
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Rising classical composer Jimmy López puts muscle behind his music
With "Dreamers," López explores the light and darkness, love and hate, and strength and weakness of the DREAMers movement
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Joe Calarco’s ‘Separate Rooms’ is far from a typical gay love story
Joe Calarco's newest play is a time-bending dramedy that also happens to be gay.
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Exclusive: Cobalt owner and employees on the sudden shutdown of DC gay club
Owner Eric Little also confirms Cobalt will not have a final farewell party.
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SMYAL’s Sultan Shakir: If you’re sexually active, get tested. Here’s why.
How a slight eye pain revealed an untreated syphilis diagnosis.
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Captain Marvel review: Brie Larson delivers a powerful, emotionally rich, and frequently funny hero
Captain Marvel starts off unsteady, but finds its footing by the end and delivers spectacularly.
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BREAKING: DC gay nightclub Cobalt permanently closes
Owner Eric Little says the closure was prompted by costly infrastructure repairs and a decline in sales
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Mike Pence’s new chief of staff blamed “repugnant” gays for the spread of HIV/AIDS
LGBTQ groups are decrying comments made by Marc Short in a 1992 column
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New study examines the differences between gay and straight suicides
Gay people are more likely to experience mental health problems, depressed moods, and intimate partner problems
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UPDATED: Danica Roem raises more than $23,000 in response to Westboro Baptist Church protest
Roem touts donations as an example of people finding a "positive, nonviolent way to respond to hate"
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The Music Man: Mark Morris on creating a legacy of indelible dance
Mark Morris won't let his dancers perform to recorded music, and his venerated company is all the more thrilling for it
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Adventuring offers DC’s LGBTQ hikers a chance to commune with the great outdoors
Activity group offers excursions into nature for all fitness levels
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Forum: Hoax, Architect or Hate Crime Victim — the Societal Implications of the Jussie Smollett Case
As the facts of the Smollett case continue to unfold, only two things are certain
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Film Review: ‘Greta’ is a good thriller with some laughably dumb moments
Neil Jordan's "Greta" builds taut suspense around a potent performance from Isabelle Huppert
