All posts tagged "featured"
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Jacked Up: An Interview with Scott Wallis
Scott Wallis created perhaps the most appealing masculine boutique Washington has ever seen. Welcome to Avenue Jack.
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Marg Helgenberger on The Little Foxes, CSI, and “vile” Donald Trump
Marg Helgenberger talks about playing one of theater's legendary villains, shedding TV typecasting, and why Donald Trump needs to be stopped
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Massachusetts prepares to fight for transgender rights
Massachusetts conservatives want to repeal transgender protections. We meet those fighting to ensure it doesn't happen.
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Rumer Willis: “I’m a huge supporter of the LGBT community”
Through her critically-acclaimed cabaret show, Rumer Willis wants to show people who she really is
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17th Street High Heel Race celebrates 30 years
Where else can you see Septa Unella racing Cruella de Vil, Sarah Palin and countless others?
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Matthew Shepard’s mother: Donald Trump’s hateful campaign “terrifies me”
Judy Shepard blasted Donald Trump's campaign, saying he "should never be our president"
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Fox’s “Rocky Horror Picture Show” is a waste of your time
The original Rocky Horror Picture Show wasn’t a very good movie. The Fox remake doesn’t do much to improve things.
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PlayStation VR review: Pretty spectacular, but not essential (yet)
Sony’s big gamble with virtual reality is a success, even if its stance as the affordable option is a little misleading
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The Return of Cher
Superstar to perform at The Theater at MGM National Harbor in March.
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Pat McCrory’s hometown paper refuses to endorse him for first time since 1991
The Charlotte Observer called HB 2 "a hateful and self-defeating bill" and said "it will be McCrory's legacy"
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Daily Trumpspiration: Coming up Rosie
Coming up Rosie.
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Reel Affirmations XXIII: Your complete guide to this year’s festival
Reviews of every film at Washington, D.C.'s 2016 LGBT Film Festival
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Mafia III (review): Brilliant narrative, repetitive gameplay
It's easy to get lost in Mafia 3's world. It's just a shame that various shortcomings threaten to pull you out of it.
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Staceyann Chin’s “Motherstruck” is funny, heartbreaking and joyful
Staceyann Chin's quest to become a mother is recounted in her deeply personal, engaging one-woman show.
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Bon Iver “22, A Million” review: An intriguing experiment with mixed results
Bon Iver ditches acoustics for synths and doubles down on existential dread
