Arts + Entertainment
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Film Review: Screened Out
"Screened Out" insists we are collectively facing one of the most pervasive and potentially dangerous addictions of our time
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Gallery: SITE at the Library Street Collective
The digital exhibition benefits at-risk LGBTQ youth and young adults of color.
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Out On the (Virtual) Town: Arts and entertainment highlights — May 21-27, 2020
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Raven-Symoné on ‘Celebrity Watch Party,’ her new album, and thirty years of making pop culture
Raven-Symoné is thrilled to let down her rainbow braids and just be herself
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Spotlight: Stream ‘Cats’ starring Elaine Paige
Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic musical is free to stream on Friday, May 15
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Album Review: Perfume Genius’ ‘Set My Heart on Fire, Immediately’
The new album from Perfume Genius revels in the power and intensity of physical connection
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Gallery: National Museum of Women in the Arts
It's never been easier to get to know the National Museum of Women in the Arts and its vast and diverse collection of art
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Film Review: ‘Still Waiting in the Wings’ squanders starry cameos on shaky filmmaking
Campy star cameos don't compensate for a grating lead character in the offbeat musical "Still Waiting in the Wings"
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Spotlight: ‘Prop Culture’ on Disney+
Dan Lanigan connects with the designers behind the costumes, sketches, and physical props of Disney classics
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: May 14-20
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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Anniversary Special: The Portraits of Todd Franson, from 1996 to 2020
As Metro Weekly turns 26, we celebrate our photographer Todd Franson, who has helped to create and define the award-winning LGBTQ magazine's very essence.
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Gallery: Christine Vineyard’s DC Illustrations
Vineyard has been stunned by the response to her works, sales of which benefit DC Central Kitchen,
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Spotlight: Atlas Obscura offers eclectic and eccentric digital entertainment
Many new experiences stem from the organization's Wonder From Home initiative
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Film Review: Clementine
"Clementine" squeezes scant suspense from its ostensibly juicy setup of two strangers at a lake house.
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Spotlight: Shakespeare Theatre offers a weekly “Shakespeare Hour” to discuss the Bard’s works
Artistic Director Simon Godwin hopes for a "chatty, informed, engaging exploration of why Shakespeare is great"
