All posts tagged "featured"
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20 black LGBT leaders discuss the new African American history museum
20 black LGBT leaders discuss the new African American history museum
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“Sense and Sensibility” at Folger (review): It doesn’t get much better
Sense and Sensibility's intelligent silliness will create theatergoers for life
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Tor Miller’s “American English” (review): Refreshingly confident and anything but subtle
Tor Miller's New York state of mind shines brilliantly on his impressive, soul-enriched debut
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Social Risks
Are hookup apps to blame for the rise in HIV and sexually-transmitted infections?
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Protecting Progress: Obama’s LGBT Legacy Must Continue
President Obama's focus has turned to protecting his legacy -- and that includes his work for LGBT rights
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Nyle DiMarco stars in Hillary Clinton ad: “Your vote is the greatest voice we have”
The ANTM and DWTS champion touts Clinton's support for Americans with disabilities
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AfterEllen Editor: “White heterosexual men” to blame as lesbian site shuts down
AfterEllen will close due to not being as profitable as "moms and fashion"
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Spotlight: Curator Gallery Talk for “The Art of Romaine Brooks”
Guest curator Joe Lucchesi will lead a free tour through the popular exhibit and a discussion about Romaine Brooks's lasting resonance.
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Daniel Radcliffe slams Hollywood’s diversity problem
Former Harry Potter actor criticizes film industry for failing to encourage diversity
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Anti-gay U.S. pastor calling for killing gays is deported from Botswana
Steven Anderson does radio interview in Botswana where he calls for killing gays and lesbians
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Classical & Choral: Fall Arts Preview 2016
From Beethoven to Williams and Schubert to Sondheim, here's everything classical and choral in D.C. this fall
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Above & Beyond: Fall Arts 2016
Comedy, Readings, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, Modern and Folk dance -- every performance worth knowing about in Washington, D.C.
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Museums & Galleries: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Everything worth seeing at Washington, D.C.'s many fine art and historical exhibitions
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Miller Time: Tor Miller brings his sumptuous music to Jammin Java
Tor Miller's lavish, sweeping sound evokes early Elton John and David Bowie
