All posts tagged "featured"
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Reviews: “The Party” and “Game Night”
It's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt in "The Party" and "Game Night"
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Beyond Therapy: The Ongoing Battle to End “Conversion Therapy”
An increasing number of states are seeking to ban conversion therapy
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Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men’s Chorus for “The Durufle Requiem”
Soprano Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men's Chorus for a classical concert
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Gallery: Ruth Carter’s incredible costume designs for Black Panther
The costumes in Black Panther were forged from real life experience, as well as the pages of comic books
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Forum: The true power of Black Panther lies in its women
The African-American women in Black Panther, finally, at long last, utterly obliterate the Hollywood construct.
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SCENE: Champions for Charity – Robert York’s 50th Birthday at Town
Robert York's birthday party raised $12,000 for local charities and organizations.
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Yance Ford’s history-making documentary “Strong Island” is a search for justice
With the Oscar-nominated Strong Island, transgender filmmaker Yance Ford gives his brother the fair treatment the U.S. legal system failed to provide
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Review: “The Great Society” at Arena Stage
Robert Schenkkan's compelling exploration of Lyndon B. Johnson offers a lot of food for thought
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Review: Black Panther offers glossy comic book fantasy with a healthy side of truth
Black Panther is a giant leap forward for anyone craving authenticity in their superhero fantasies.
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Raul Esparza on bringing back “Chess” and Trump’s hostility to immigrants
Broadway star Raul Esparza heads up an all-new production of the fabled musical Chess at the Kennedy Center.
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What’s the matter with Illinois?
The Land of Lincoln is at the forefront of LGBTQ rights, so why is there so much anti-LGBTQ sentiment emerging?
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A few burning random questions for BØRNS
Pop indie fields queries about Michigan, androgyny, Lana Del Rey and Blue Madonna
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Boys in the Bard: An interview with Hamlet’s Michael Urie & Ryan Spahn
Michael Urie and Ryan Spahn talk candidly about their nine-year relationship and the challenges of being out in Hollywood
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Review: “Something Rotten!” shines at National Theatre
Something Rotten! is wicked good at lampooning both musicals and Shakespeare with love
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Daniela Vega is ready for her close-up in “A Fantastic Woman”
Vega's magnetic performance lights up the critically lauded tale of a transgender woman reclaiming her own story
