Arts + Entertainment
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‘A Quiet Place: Part II’ review: Greater scale, but less intensity
John Krasinksi's family survival horror "A Quiet Place: Part II" is predictable but well constructed
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Creative Cauldron stages musical revue ‘Always…Patsy Cline’ outdoors throughout June
Ted Swindley based Always...Patsy Cline on the true story of the unlikely friendship that developed between Cline and a Houston housewife
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Kennedy Center’s first ever drag festival “The Wig Party” kicks off June 3
Next weekend the Kennedy Center will host it first-ever Capital Drag Festival at the REACH.
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Andy Cohen: We’ve discussed creating a gay ‘Real Housewives’ franchise
Andy Cohen said the long-running Real Housewives franchise almost cast "several lesbians" for a queer-themed spin-off
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Marvel releases ‘Eternals’ trailer featuring its first gay superhero
Brian Tyree Henry stars as Phastos, who is married to a man and raising a child in "Eternals," which releases this November
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Album Review: Sharecropper’s Son by Robert Finley
"Sharecropper's Son," the third album from overnight blues sensation Robert Finley, is his strongest yet
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‘Dance of the 41’ Review: Netflix’s drama is a gorgeous tale of closeted gay love
"Dance of the 41" reimagines a scandalous chapter of Mexican queer history as a lush period melodrama, both sexy and tragic
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Round House offers “Throw Me On The Burnpile and Light Me Up”
Lucy Alibar mined some of unforgettable aspects and experiences from her childhood for the show
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FX’s ‘Pride’ documents the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement
"Pride" showcases our multifaceted story through the eyes of queer filmmakers like Ro Haber
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Washington National Cathedral reopens with the spectacular origami dove installation “Les Colombes”
Over 2,000 origami doves will greet visitors at the National Cathedral.
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George Mason University’s ‘Luther’s Trumpet’ will stretch your imagination
Edward Gero portrays Martin Luther opposite Craig Wallace as Pope Leo X in a new digital, pre-recorded production
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Georgetown GLOW lights up the neighborhood for spring
"Georgetown GLOW: Spring 2021" features five installations, including "The Weight of a Rainbow" by Stephanie Mercedes
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Adam Guettel’s “Myths and Hymns” headlines this year’s MasterVoices
The revue and its "kaleidoscopic collection" of songs serves as the foundation of the all-virtual 79th season
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‘Pink: All I Know So Far’ delves behind the scenes of the performer’s Beautiful Trauma tour
In Amazon's documentary "All I Know So Far," we see Pink The Mother and Pink The Wife, not just Pink The Performer
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‘The Retreat’ Review: A chilling but flawed lesbian slasher
A frightening premise and two solid lead performances add up to a tense and gruesome lesbian-themed thriller
