All posts tagged "featured"
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Helping Hands: Wealth of options for LGBTQ volunteering in DC
There's no shortage of opportunities for D.C. area residents to lend their time and assistance
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Film Review: Steve McQueen’s “Widows”
A heist thriller with gravitas, Widows is overstuffed but still satisfying
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Unerasable: Garrard Conley and Joel Edgerton on “Boy Erased”
With "Boy Erased," author Garrard Conley and director Joel Edgerton shine a spotlight on the horror of conversion therapy
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Theater Review: Beetlejuice the Musical at National Theatre
"Beetlejuice the Musical" at National Theatre is gleefully dark and dazzlingly designed
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“WIT Road Show” may just be the tonic people need for these anxious times
Each show features a different mix of improv ensembles, from iMusical to the all-female-identifying group Hellcat
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Film Review: Boy Erased
Come for the Oscar-caliber performances, stay for the harrowing gay conversion journey of "Boy Erased"
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Theater Review: Folger Theatre’s “King John”
“King John” may not be one of Shakespeare's greats, but Folger Theatre makes it a must-see
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Film Review: “Bohemian Rhapsody” wastes an incredible performance from Rami Malek
Bohemian Rhapsody is a mediocre tribute to an incredible band and their iconic lead singer
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Music Review: Barbra Streisand’s “Walls” and Elvis Costello’s “Look Now”
Two legendary artists find themselves pulled back into the recording studio
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Friendship Place’s annual Walk fundraiser seeks to provide a safety net for homeless LGBTQ youth
The fourth annual Friendship Walks helps fund the organization's work to combat homelessness
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Outspoken: Wanda Sykes on quitting Roseanne, Louis C.K., and boycotting the NFL
The iconic comic riffs on current events ahead of her Nov. 3 tour stop at Strathmore
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Election 2018: A Complete Guide to D.C.-area LGBTQ Candidates
The DMV region has several LGBTQ candidates seeking office this November, part of a nationwide "Rainbow Wave"
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Film Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant star as a devious pair of con artists in the entertaining "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
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Halloween in DC: A Guide to the Best LGBTQ Events
Every spooktacular party, costume contest, and high-heeled race this coming Halloweek
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Rupert Everett on “The Happy Prince,” true love, gay martyrs, and his advice for Theresa May
It took ten years for Rupert Everett to bring his magnificent Oscar Wilde opus, "The Happy Prince," to the screen. It was worth the wait.
