All posts tagged "featured"
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The Calling: Ron Simmons on Us Helping Us and 25 Years of Activism
Ron Simmons has led Us Helping Us for a quarter of a century. Now he's handing the keys to the next generation. On World AIDS...
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Merry Melodies: Holiday Album Roundup
Old holiday staples return, emerging artists try their hand at the Christmas album, and drag queens spread seasonal cheer
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Holly Jolly: Holiday Concert Roundup
Our annual round-up of adventurous, inspiring holiday concerts in the D.C. area
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Theatrical Greetings: DC Holiday Theater Roundup
D.C. area theaters have taken holiday themes and tweaked them to bring even more joy to the world
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Watch Dogs 2 (review): A brighter, better sequel
Watch Dogs 2 is fun, vibrant and packed with interesting characters -- everything the original wasn't.
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Vote for the 2016 Coverboy of the Year
Vote once daily for your favorite coverboy! Voting ends Monday, Dec. 5.
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Schuyler Bailar: Harvard’s history-making transgender swimmer
Schuyler Bailar made history as the first out transgender male NCAA Division I athlete. Now he hopes to inspire other trans youth.
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HRC: Trump’s potential cabinet picks are “horrifying,” “terrifying”
Donald Trump promised to support the LGBT community. His possible cabinet members send an entirely different message.
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“Arrival” and “Nocturnal Animals” reviews: Amy Adams is spectacular
Amy Adams anchors two new films, one in which she encounters aliens, the other in which her very existence has turned alien
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Review: Dishonored 2 is an essential purchase
Dishonored 2 exceeds the original game with more choice, better graphics and new powers
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Openly gay, Jewish New York senator finds swastika on apartment building
Incident being investigated by NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force Unit
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Spotlight: A Drag Queen Christmas with Bob the Drag Queen, Kim Chi, Alyssa Edwards
Naomi Smalls, Chi Chi Devayne, Thorgy Thor, Pearl, and Roxxxy Andrews also appear
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Coverboy: JR
First a Coverboy in 2002, JR is making a return visit
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Mosaic Theater’s “Milk Like Sugar” review: Impressive cast, compelling production
Mosaic Theater's compelling "Milk Like Sugar" examines youthful discontent in a novel, genuine way
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Tove Lo’s “Lady Wood”: Introspective, provocative, unashamedly feminist
Swedish pop upstart Tove Lo perfects her brand of sensual, club-ready electropop
