All posts tagged "publications"
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A Letter From the Editor regarding our 27th Anniversary Issue
After a year unlike any other, we're celebrating our 27th year by looking to the future.
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Amy Austin: An interview with TheatreWashington’s leading lady
After years as the publisher at the City Paper, Amy Austin took on a new role in life: Supporting the city's incredible theater community.
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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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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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Annuals of Spring
Anyone familiar with my writings round these parts already knows that I am solipsism central, so I'll just jump right to the point and say...
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Privilege Matters
That I've had a lot of experience of casual racism doesn't come as much of a surprise given my rural Southern background. I grew up...
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GLAAD for Geidner
While New York may be the city that never sleeps, Saturday, March 24, was particularly busy with the gay agenda. Sure, there was that infamous...
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A Sudden Loss
For regular readers of Metro Weekly or the Washington Blade, it's a good chance that Gary Teter handled more than one of the magazines or...
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New Hampshire’s largest paper won’t print gay couple’s legal wedding announcement [video]
”While the law sanctions gay marriage, it neither demands that churches perform them or that our First Amendment right to choose what we print be...
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Radical Retelling
In July, Kushaba Moses Mworeko, a Ugandan seeking asylum in the United States on the basis of sexual orientation, told his story to Metro Weekly....
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Washington Blade Ends 40-Year Run
It was just a month ago that the Washington Blade celebrated 40 years of operations as the area's LGBT newspaper. That celebration could not have...
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Marilyn Geewax
When she's not working as the national economics correspondent for Cox Newspapers' Washington Bureau, Marilyn Geewax enjoys looking at food. ''I become delirious at the...
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Eric Hegedus
Eric Hegedus didn't really need the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association -- but, oh, how he wanted it. A 1984 graduate of Penn State,...
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Friends and Front Pages
As the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association brings its national convention back to D.C., my travel plans have me elsewhere. That's unfortunate, as I...
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Praise for Padget
Jonathan Padget, a former Metro Weekly staff writer and contributing playwright/composer to the 2007 Capital Fringe Festival, recently earned honors at his current spot as...
