All posts tagged "featured"
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Dino Might: Jurassic World (Review)
Jurassic World makes for an honest, if exhausting, two hours of dino-on-dino action
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Photo Flashback: Capital Pride’s 25th Anniversary
A selection of Metro Weekly’s photographs from the 25th Anniversary Capital Pride Festival and Parade in June 2000.
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40 Years of Capital Pride
Bernie Delia and Ryan Bos on the past, present and future of Capital Pride
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Wilson Phillips: Holding On for More
Wilson Phillips performs at Capital Pride this Sunday
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Fully in Vogue
En Vogue is still playful and sassy, confident and empowering, and singing in tight harmony
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High School Pride
Cardozo becomes the second local public high school to hold its own pride event
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Prince is coming! Prince is coming!
Tickets on sale at Noon on Thursday for Sunday's HITnRUN show at the Warner Theatre in D.C.
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Defense Department adds sexual orientation as protected class
Policy change allows gay service members to file equal opportunity complaints
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Franklin Graham’s new bank is sponsoring gay pride event
Evangelist's new bank also appears to support LGBT rights
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More than 500 same-sex marriages are now legal in Arkansas
More than 500 couples have waited a year to have their marriages validated
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Franklin Graham doesn’t like gay morals being crammed down his throat
–Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham, in a Facebook rant. Graham took issue to Wells Fargo’s wonderful sign language commercial, which features two lesbian...
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Apple debuts its Music streaming service
Another year, another Worldwide Developers Conference. Apple’s yearly gathering, dedicated to the thousands of developers who create apps and programs for its various products...
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Pride Party Central: Your guide to D.C.’s 2015 Pride parties
It’s been many years since Capital Pride was held in that small park off of Dupont Circle fondly dubbed the P Street Beach. “It started...
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Signature Theatre’s “Cabaret” (Review)
Signature Theatre's Cabaret does right by Kander and Ebb -- but the story, as ever, is dismaying and disturbing
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Woolly Mammoth’s “Zombie: The American” (Review)
Though chock full of great ideas, Zombie: The American needed to be a lot edgier and wittier
