Arts + Entertainment
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‘We Are Who We Are’ review: Queer-themed series offers elegant storytelling and tart, unforced humor
HBO's queer-themed We Are Who We Are encapsulates the unique coming-of-age atmosphere on a U.S. military base in Italy
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Sufjan Stevens’ ‘The Ascension’ review: A sprawling epic of an album
Sufjan Stevens returns with a glitchy, trippy, highly judgmental meditation on the state of the world
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‘His Own Life’ explores Oliver Sacks’s most profound case study: himself
Documentary filmmaker Ric Burns captured Dr. Oliver Sacks, who came out late in life, on film months before he passed away.
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3 Powerful New Films to Stream This Week
"Residue," "The Way I See It" and "All In" comprise a trio of newly released films well worth everyone's viewing time.
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8 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From Perfume Genius and MIKA to Drive-In Movies and a very fit Merman, here are our editor-selected picks for your week.
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Bright Light x2 launches ‘Fun City’ with a “campy and fun” variety show
Bright Light x2's 'Greetings from Fun City' features a host of LGBTQ guests, including Brian Sims, Brendan Maclean, KAYE, and Jujubee.
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Bravo’s ‘Backyard Envy’ stars are making exterior design more approachable, playful, and gay
The Manscapers have turned LGBTQ-focused garden makeovers into a coast-to-coast gardening franchise
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‘Fun City’ review: Bright Light Bright Light’s brilliant tribute to queer people and spaces
Bright Light Bright Light's new album is a shimmering love letter to the LGBTQ community
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‘Antebellum’ Review: Janelle Monáe thriller offers striking imagery but a strained conclusion
"Antebellum" struggles to find a lasting message in its red-herring-filled motive
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10 Great Things To Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
From Wunder Garten's Oktoberfest to Walkingtown DC, here's our handpicked recommendations for your week!
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DC Shorts 2020 brings a world of short films into the comfort of your home
DC Shorts International Film Festival offers 160 shorts from 34 countries
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12 Vintage Gay Adult Films Everyone Should See
Charting an odyssey of classic gay erotica, from Arthur J. Bressan Jr.'s "Passing Strangers" to Wakefield Poole's "Boys in the Sand."
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Erasure’s ‘The Neon’ review: An album of bright, flamboyant, club-ready tracks
Thirty-five years and eighteen albums in, Erasure remains a comforting pop presence
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Dorian Wood creates a soundtrack for resistance and action with two new albums
The acclaimed Latinx LGBTQ+ singer-songwriter offers ARDOR and REACTOR this fall
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The 2020 Helen Hayes Awards makes a powerful move to become more gender-inclusive
A multi-night virtual series, the annual awards celebrate and honor D.C.'s "incredible" theater community
