All posts tagged "Film"
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“Justice League” gay porn parody replaces black character with white Trump voter
Men.com swapped Cyborg for Green Lantern, casting Colby Keller in the role
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Tina Fey’s Mean Girls is an appealing musical with both bite and heart (review)
Tina Fey makes "fetch" happen with the Broadway-bound Mean Girls.
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights, November 16-22
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Review: Justice League is an overstuffed turkey
Justice League pits a gaggle of superheroes against a foe that would demolish Earth. And no, it’s not Trump.
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Murder on the Orient Express is a bumpy ride (review)
"Murder on the Orient Express" is a fun, if flawed and unoriginal, adaptation of the Christie classic.
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, November 2-8
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, October 26-November 1
Arts & Entertainment Highlights for 10/26-11/1
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Reviews: “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” and “Suburbicon”
'Tis the season of extremely bad dads being forced to consider the sacrifice of their cubs.
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, October 12-18
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Review: Chadwick Boseman shines in “Marshall”
With Marshall, Chadwick Boseman adds to his growing roster of laudable turns playing American historical giants
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Review: God’s Own Country is an absolute must-see
The gay romantic powerhouse "God's Own Country" is the movie "Brokeback Mountain" should have been
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Armie Hammer responds to “depravity” of Call Me By Your Name’s age gap
One Twitter user isn't happy with the age difference in the upcoming gay film, but Hammer quickly shut him down
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Hill Center celebrates “Davis & Crawford: A Fabulous Rivalry”
Hill Center's latest film series dives into the works of Hollywood's fiercest -- and most brilliant -- rivals
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment, October 5-11
Everything arts and entertainment in DC this week!
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(Spoiler-Free) Review: Blade Runner 2049 is the greatest sequel in cinema history
Smart, thrilling, emotionally potent, Blade Runner 2049 uses the original as a launching pad and soars beyond the stars
