All posts tagged "metro weekly"
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21 Years of Fall Arts Preview Covers
Every cover from 1999 to 2018, plus the one from 1994 that started it all.
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Overture: 24 Years and Counting
Metro Weekly is still here, we're still queer, and we're not stopping any time soon
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Brian Sims responds to rugby star feeling “persecuted” for anti-gay comments
Pennsylvania state representative and LGBTQ advocate says getting "backlash for being an idiot isn't persecution"
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Buy a mug! Support Food & Friends!
Now through April 20, we're donating 100% of mug sale profits to Food & Friends!
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Vote for the 2016 Coverboy of the Year
Vote once daily for your favorite coverboy! Voting ends Monday, Dec. 5.
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An Endorsement for Hillary Clinton: We’re With Her
There is no doubt that the logical -- and best -- choice for president is Hillary Clinton for all Americans
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Editor’s Notebook: The End of Procrastination
The redesigned, revamped, restructured Metro Weekly you now hold in your hands is the product of months and months and months of procrastination.
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Todd Franson and Scott Brooks: Uncovered at Anacostia Arts Center
Todd Franson and Scott Brooks join forces with a new exhibit showcasing their years of cover work for Metro Weekly
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The Year in Scene Photos 2015
Photos by Ward Morrison. Additional Photos by Christopher Cunetto, Todd Franson, and Randy Shulman. Visit Metro Weekly’s Scene section to see all of our pictures Jan Feb...
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The Meaning of Pride (video)
We asked Capital Pride 2015 attendees what pride meant to them. We’ve collected their answers, equally inspiring and surprising, below. See all this and more...
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Editor’s Letter: Lucky 21
As anyone who knows me well can tell you, I’m not big on anniversary issues. When we hit 20 last year, well, that was a...
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Next Generation Leadership Foundation opens award nominations
The Next Generation Leadership Foundation (NGLF), the local nonprofit dedicated to mentoring and fostering potential LGBT leaders in various fields, is accepting nominations for the 2015...
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WAMA Jam: The 29th annual Wammies
The District hasn’t always been kind to aspiring musicians. It was once accepted practice to escape D.C. as soon as talent — and opportunity —...
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Norton hits back at Heritage Foundation over Human Rights Amendment Act
D.C.’s non-voting delegate to the U.S. Congress slammed conservative think tank Heritage Foundation for its attempts to convince the D.C. Council to abandon plans to...
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Seaworthy: The Flying Dutchman returns to DC
The Washington National Opera revives a much-improved Flying Dutchman
