Arts + Entertainment
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Stage Review: Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center
A stellar quintet recreates The Temptations in the Broadway Bound Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center.
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‘The Sims’ mobile game banned in seven countries allegedly for LGBTQ content
The Sims: Freeplay has been banned in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt and others due to "regional standards"
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Asia O’Hara apologizes for butterfly stunt during ‘Drag Race’ finale
The Season 10 finalist said she would never purposefully hurt animals and put "month's of research" into the reveal
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10 Finale Recap: Life and Death
Drag Race's finale offered nostalgia, eleganza, and a shocking lipsync elimination
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Documentary “Alone in the Game” captures the stories of young LGBTQ athletes
Producer David McFarland is hopeful that major league LGBTQ athletes will come out in the future
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Smithsonian Folklife Festival is a mix of far-flung cultural traditions, modern art, and feminist musicians
Through displays, discussions, and performances, the festival showcases two diverse cultures
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Music Review: Christina Aguilera’s “Liberation”
Christina Aguilera's eighth album brings artistic clarity and powerful themes in an underwhelming package
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Stage Review: Olney Theatre’s “On the Town”
A first-rate cast really cooks in Olney's snappy production of Leonard Bernstein's "On the Town"
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Editor’s Picks: The Tempest, Imagine Dragons, Murder Ballad, A Capitol Fourth, and more!
Our picks of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — June 28-July 4
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Marvel president confirms at least two LGBTQ characters in upcoming films
The president of Marvel Studios said they will introduce queer storylines for both new and old characters
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Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski planning restaurant in New York City
The Fab Five's food and wine expert also revealed a forthcoming cookbook
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‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ allegedly removed lesbian reference from film
Daniella Pineda said a line identifying her character as lesbian was cut for time
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Alexandria offers comedy and shirtless sketching to encourage HIV testing
Alexandria, Virginia is experimenting with creative ways to encourage people to get tested for HIV
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Silas Howard on directing “A Kid Like Jake”
"A Kid Like Jake" has an interesting conceit: Its titular youth is seldom seen on-screen
