All posts tagged "featured"
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Monday Night Skating is “a fun, funky good time” for LGBTQ skaters
DC Eagle hosts a fundraiser for the skate night's Pride parade entry this Friday, March 24
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The Kennedy Center prepares for a massive “Shift”
The Atlanta Symphony, Colorado's Boulder Philharmonic, and Brooklyn's the Knights all part of a unique festival
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Apple launches red iPhone 7 to raise money for the Global Fund
Proceeds from sales of the new iPhone will connect HIV-positive people with needed medications
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Arkansas passes “indecent exposure” bill that targets trans people
Measure could criminalize any trans person attempting to use a restroom matching their gender identity
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Old As Time: Beauty and the Beast (Review)
Bill Condon’s dark and fantastical Beast update dances but doesn’t fully delight
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Carson Kressley: An off the cuff Q&A
Some celebrities never go out of style.
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Opinion: Wearin’ ‘O the Rainbow
Pat Hawkins shares her thoughts on that it means to be LGBTQ and Irish
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The Nintendo Switch and Zelda Breath of the Wild (Review)
The Nintendo Switch has one great game, but you should hold off on buying one
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Out on the Town, March 16 to 23
What's happening around town, week of March 16 to 23
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Getting to Know You: CAGLCC’s Mega Networking Event at Town
CAGLCC's annual event brings together hundreds of LGBTQ professionals
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2017
Spring theater is filled with the sound of musicals
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Novel Notion: The Select at The Shakespeare Theatre Company (Review)
Hemingway fans will appreciate the faithfulness of The Select, but for everyone else it's a bit of a slog
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Film: Spring Arts Preview 2017
From Alien to Spider-Man, we have all the films you need to know about
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Music – Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues & Jazz: Spring Arts Preview 2017
Washingtonians are definitely spoiled when it comes to live music, with major acts from almost every genre stopping in the area this season. Mary J....
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Political Incorrectness: Camille Paglia comes to town [update: Event Cancelled Due to Storm]
25 years after the publication of Sexual Personae, Camille Paglia shows no signs of being any less controversial
