All posts by Randy Shulman
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Nightlife Coverboy: Nic
He's hot. He's from Texas. And he's funny, friendly, and frank. Meet Coverboy Nic.
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About a Bwoy: An exclusive interview with Anthony Rapp
Anthony Rapp talks about playing a man obsessed, the years he spent on Broadway in Rent, and (shhh!) his historic role as a gay character...
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Carson Kressley: An off the cuff Q&A
Some celebrities never go out of style.
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UPDATED: Rachel Maddow tweets she will reveal Trump’s tax returns tonight
If true, host Rachel Maddow could have scoop of the century
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Political Incorrectness: Camille Paglia comes to town [update: Event Cancelled Due to Storm]
25 years after the publication of Sexual Personae, Camille Paglia shows no signs of being any less controversial
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Unkindest Cut: Defunding the NEA
If President Trump dramatically cuts funding to the NEA, what impact would that have on the arts in America?
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Map Quest: Designing a Road Trip for Congressional Chorus
It takes ingenuity to design a set in a small space for a very big concert
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Forum: Moonlight’s Historic Win
How did people feel about Moonlight's historic win?
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Legendary Celebration: Dionne Warwick at Bethesda Blues & Jazz
Dionne Warwick to usher in Bethesda Blues & Jazz's 4th Anniversary
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From the Editor: Basking in Moonlight
The Academy should do the right thing and reward the excellence of Moonlight
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Interview: Director Jackie Maxwell of “Watch on the Rhine”
Jackie Maxwell is fully aware of the contemporary parallels evoked by Lillian Hellman's "Rhine"
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FX presents a special screening of Feud: Bette and Joan at Town
See the first episode of Feud, the latest anthology series from Ryan Murphy
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Notes of Resistance: Wynton Marsalis on ‘All Rise’
Wynton Marsalis's breathtaking and epic symphonic masterwork makes its Strathmore debut
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Queer, Muslim, an immigrant and female: Urooj Arshad has every reason to fear the Trump Administration
But she's not going down without a fight.
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Mind Frak: How Michael Carbonaro magically messes with people’s heads
On his hidden camera show, magician Michael Carbonaro messes with peoples' heads. It's what he lives for.
