For thirty years, Iris DeMent has used her musical platform to work on making the world a better place for the next generation.
The Washington area's most cherished singer-songwriter, Mary Chapin Carpenter returns to Wolf Trap, a venue that forever holds her heart.
Our annual celebration of The DC Center's OutWrite Literary Festival, featuring works from its LGBTQ writers and poets.
Alicia Roth Weigel, of the documentary "Every Body," is working to put the intersex community front and center
Lucius prepares to dazzle Wolf Trap's Out & About crowds with bold, beautiful melodies and a unique vocal shimmer.
'The Flash' is lighter on its feet than most of DCās recent superhero movies, serving up a solid encore from Michael Keaton.
Beloved by fans as "Lesbian Jesus," Hayley Kiyoko comes to Sunday's Capital Pride Concert to spread hope, love, and heartfelt affirmation.
Awesome Con returns to D.C. next weekend with its biggest celebration of comics, pop culture, celebrities, and cosplay yet.
With "Hurricane Diane," playwright Madeleine George tackles gods, lesbian seduction, and the urgency of climate change.
Chris Kelly, co-creator of HBO Max's hit comedy 'The Other Two,' on how the series is achieving LGBTQ reality through surreal means.
Michael Urie returns to the Kennedy Center in the insanely funny 'Monty Python's Spamalot,' as the Brave Sir Robin.
The National Black Justice Coalition, the nation’s leading civil rights organization dedicated to empowering LGBTQ people, will host its Third Annual Legendary Elders Wisdom Awards...
Italian director Pasquale Marrazzo's drama follows a gay couple who face increasingly brutal attacks from a group of neo-Nazis.
Kennedy Kanagawa masterfully brings Milky White to exuberant and poignant life in the Broadway touring production of "Into the Woods."
Indie duo Toledo's new release 'How It Ends' is a poignant, endlessly listenable album, filled with rich, heartfelt melodies.