All posts tagged "featured"
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Year of the Serpent: Musician serpentwithfeet is ready to share his joy
With "Deacon," serpentwithfeet opens a new musical chapter that puts satisfaction with life in the foreground
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Album Review: Changemakers by Crys Matthews
Unflinching moral clarity is complemented by clean and crisp songwriting on the newest album from Crys Matthews
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Studio Theatre’s “Cock” review: Randy Harrison stars in sexually fluid drama
Studio's "Cock" restages Mike Bartlett's love triangle drama straight up with a split-screen twist.
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Study could end blood donor restrictions on gay and bisexual men
An FDA-funded study seeks to develop screening tools that could lead to the end of a blanket deferral period for gay and bi male blood...
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Godzilla vs. Kong: Review
With Godzilla vs. Kong, we come for the smash-fest, not the artful nuance, and we get the fight of the century.
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Wunder Garten’s Cherryfest 2021 features specialty cocktails and sake flights
Wunder Garten is going all out with Cherry Blossom specials until April 11.
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The DC Independent Film Festival presents the best of indie film
DCIFF presents the best of indie film now, while innovating for a future beyond film festivals.
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Biden is the first president in history to recognize Trans Day of Visibility
President Biden issued a presidential proclamation on Wednesday recognizing the importance and power of the trans community.
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Transgender Day of Visibility: Your Complete Guide for DC and Beyond
National and local organizations will hold various events on Wednesday, March 31, to mark the International Transgender Day of Visibility.
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Colman Domingo brings his masterful ‘A Boy and His Soul’ to Round House Theatre
With "A Boy and His Soul," and dozens of film, TV, and stage roles, Colman Domingo infuses love into everything he touches
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A Year of COVID: Our readers weigh in about life during a pandemic
A year ago, COVID-19 shut down the United States. How has the past year changed our lives? A Metro Weekly Reader's Forum.
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Review: HBO’s ‘Tina’ offers a candid look at the life of a legend
Tina Turner takes a graceful, perhaps final, bow recounting her life and superstardom in HBO's documentary "Tina."
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Shaw’s Tavern offers comfort food with Southern flair
With a dedicated LGBTQ following, Shaw's Tavern offers quality comfort food in unexpected ways
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Mara Keisling, founder and executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, to step down this summer
Mara Keisling, the executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, will be retiring from her post sometime this summer.
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The Irregulars review: Netflix’s supernatural spin on Sherlock Holmes
In Netflix's "The Irregulars," Victorian Era street kids team with Holmes and Watson to prevent a supernatural apocalypse
