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OutWrite 2020: 14 Must-Read Excerpts from DC’s LGBTQ Literary Festival
By Various Contributors on August 3, 2020
From Washington, D.C., to the California coast, we present some of the best of what this year's OutWrite has to offer.
11 Great Things To Do in DC This Week
By Doug Rule on July 31, 2020
From Broadway Bares to Cuba Libre's patio, here's our handpicked recommendations for your week -- July 30-August 5, 2020
OutWrite 2020: LGBTQ literary festival goes fully digital
By Doug Rule on July 31, 2020
OutWrite opens a new chapter to mark the LGBTQ literary festival's 10th anniversary with an online-only event
OutWrite 2020: 14 Must-Read Excerpts from DC’s LGBTQ Literary Festival
By Rhuaridh Marr on July 31, 2020
A selection of prose and poetry from some of the LGBTQ authors appearing at this year's OutWrite!
OutWrite 2020: Full schedule for DC’s LGBTQ literary festival
By Doug Rule on July 31, 2020
Everything you need to know about this weekend's all-digital affair!
LGBTQ web series ‘The First’ explores two bottoms falling in love
By André Hereford on July 31, 2020
Tim Zientek's show offers a sexy, soulful take on a rarely told tale
Folklore review: Taylor Swift shifts from pop to indie folk with mixed results
By Sean Maunier on July 31, 2020
Taylor Swift's surprise quarantine release tries on an entirely new style for size
Summerland review: Gemma Arterton shines in deeply felt lesbian drama
By André Hereford on July 31, 2020
Arterton's dynamic performance as a lovelorn lesbian writer makes "Summerland" worthwhile
Disarm Hate: LGBTQ documentary charts emotional roadtrip to anti-gun rally
By John Riley on July 31, 2020
Harvey Fierstein narrates Julianna Brudek's film about nine LGBTQ activists on an emotional journey
Watch: The Exclusive Premiere of Congressional Chorus’ “Virtual Insanity”
By Randy Shulman on July 31, 2020
Watch as the Congressional Chorus performs a virtual rendition of the classic Jamiroquai hit.
Gallery: Degas at the Opéra
By Doug Rule on July 31, 2020
A special exhibition at the National Gallery of Art of Degas' best-known works
Netflix touts transgender-inclusive storyline in “The Baby-Sitters Club” series
By John Riley on July 28, 2020
Transgender writer Rose Dommu, who took over Netflix's account for a day, says storyline made her cry "happy tears" and "gives me hope"
Harvey Guillen gets his own game with Guillermo’s Stakeout
By Randy Shulman on July 25, 2020
The What We Do in the Shadows co-star goes on a vampire and werewolf killing spree in a wickedly fun (and free) new online game
12 Great Things To Do in DC This Weekend
By Doug Rule on July 24, 2020
From Round House's Fourth Wall To-Go to Creative Cauldron's Summer Cabaret, here's our handpicked recommendations for your weekend!
‘I Can Feel You Forgetting Me’ review: The return of Neon Trees
By Sean Maunier on July 24, 2020
The latest from Neon Trees reflects on all the joys and angst of leaving bad relationships behind