All posts tagged "featured"
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Moonfall review: A disaster movie in every sense
Moonfall is a disaster movie in every sense of the word.
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Yes, ‘COVID dick’ is real. Here’s what it means.
Yes, "COVID dick" is real. Here's what it means.
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Winter Olympics: Record number of out LGBTQ athletes set to compete
A record number of out LGBTQ athletes will compete in the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Kristen Kish is turning fast food into haute cuisine on ‘Fast Foodies’
For Chef Kristen Kish, whipping up dishes on truTV’s Fast Foodies is all in a day’s cooking.
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Hot Picks: 7 things to do online and in IRL in the D.C. area
Washington Ballet's Swan Lake, MGM National Harbor's Year of the Tiger, GALA's House on the Lagoon, more.
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DC Theater Review: ‘White Noise’ at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre presents a bold, if uneven, production of Suzan-Lori Parks' taboo-shaking drama "White Noise"
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TV review: The Afterparty on Apple TV+ is more comedy than mystery
Everyone's a suspect in Apple's funnier-than-it-is-mysterious whodunnit comedy series "The Afterparty"
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Tariq O’Meally is lighting the way at the Clarice’s Blacklight Summit
The second BlackLight Summit at The Clarice aims to inspire by showcasing emerging BIPOC and LGBTQ dancers.
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Meet Duke, Mr. Mid-Atlantic Leather 2022, the ultimate “jock-cowboy”
As a gay youth in Kansas, Duke struggled to find his place in the world. As Mr. Mid-Atlantic Leather 2022, he believes he's finally found...
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Olly Alexander on going solo, surviving a pandemic, and being “more gay”
Olly Alexander on his new Years & Years album, performing with legends, and how he’s achieving his own maximum gay potential.
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Paris Sashay believes in the “healing” power of comedy — now more than ever
Increasingly regarded as a stand-up standout, Paris Sashay is a D.C. native who puts the “L/B” in LGBTQ.
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Album Review: Night Call by Years & Years
Olly Alexander takes Years & Years solo, and throws himself into a fantasy of his own making
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Movie Review: Animated doc ‘Flee’ traces the journey of a gay refugee
The expressive animated documentary "Flee" beautifully illustrates the personal and universal struggles of a gay Afghan refugee
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Hot Picks of the Week: Enjoy concerts galore across the District and beyond! January & February 2022
From chocolate and wine at the Park Hyatt, to a Kennedy Center dance celebration courtesy of Alvin Ailey.
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A gay American was killed in Australia in 1988. Someone finally confessed.
Gay college student Scott Johnson's death was ruled a suicide by Australian police. His brother, Steve Johnson, fought to prove otherwise.
