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  • House Arrest for IHOP-Shooting Suspect

    The woman arrested and charged with shooting a gay man following an altercation at a Columbia Heights IHOP restaurant has been placed under house arrest...

  • New USA tourism campaign includes a gay couple

    The first series of commercials to ever promote the U.S. to world visitors include a gay couple. Developed by Washington, D.C. based Brand USA, the commercials were launched yesterday in...

  • New Video: Cher Lloyd’s Want U Back is pure pop candy of the best kind

    Cher Lloyd’s video for “Want U Back” is as confectionary as pop gets. We love, love, love it. And by love, we mean we can’t...

  • Atari Teenage Riot, Collapse of History

    Atari Teenage Riot just concluded its American tour and is now heading over to Europe, followed by a South American run. They just released their...

  • Samson & MEN at the May Day March

    Samson & MEN played at the May Day march on May 1, 2012 in New York City. The video quality is a bit sketchy, but...

  • Last Chance: Crown of Shadows

    Jason Gray Pratt wrote the Round House Theatre world premiere Crown of Shadows: The Wake of Odysseus offering a gripping, modern take on The Odyssey...

  • Keegan takes to Dupont Circle

    Actors from the Keegan Theatre will step outside of its Church Street home to perform in Dupont Circle this Saturday, May 5. The purpose of...

  • Generation Now

    Eighteen years old may seem young for a human being, but it seems pretty old for a magazine. This issue of Metro Weekly is the...

  • Surveying the Transgender Scene

    For the next six months to a year, the DC Trans Coalition (DCTC) will be surveying members of the District's transgender community in hopes of...

  • Ruby Corado to Open LGBT Latino Resource Center

    Everybody is welcome at Casa Ruby. That's the pitch from local transgender activist Ruby Corado, who plans to open an LGBT-targeted resource center in Columbia...

  • Circle Celebration

    D.C.'s 16th annual Youth Pride celebration went ahead as planned Saturday, April 28, with periods of cloudiness and sunshine, but none of the showers that...

  • Dancing to Memories

    ''It started out as kind of a stutter,'' says Kyle Abraham, about his father's aphasia, a type of brain damage. ''Two years later, it started...

  • Black Bluegrass

    The black string music tradition predates the blues. It even influenced and echoes what is today commonly known as traditional folk and bluegrass. But don't...

  • Uplifted: Pilobolus

    Nile Russell was all ready to give up dancing. ''In modern dance, there were people freaking out the audience just for the sake of freaking...

  • Avenging Marvels

    Take a minute to consider how incredible it is that The Avengers exists. This movie, after all, is more than seven years in the making....

  • The Bach Sinfonia presents Zelenka

    Ever hear of Jan Dismas Zelenka? Well, the Bach Sinfonia calls Zelenka “the Bohemian Baroque,” and says his rich and colorful output equals that of...

  • Christopher Barnhill

    Christopher Barnhill may be only 25 years old. But to hear this Metro Weekly Next Generation Award winner tell it, he's already fulfilling his life's...

  • Iimay Ho

    Iimay Ho remembers one of the first times direct activism paid off for her. While a junior in high school, one of her classmates drew...

  • Terra Tempest Moore

    Describing Terra Tempest Moore, Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League Executive Director Andrew Barnett wrote, ''She is a natural leader, talented public speaker, and fierce advocate...

  • David M. Pérez

    Some gay people grow up to run screaming from conservative Christian upbringings. Not David M. Pérez. This Southern California native embraced the values of his...