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Of Golf and Gays: LPGA settles transgender lawsuit; Trump compares gay marriage to ugly putters
”The Ladies Professional Golf Association (“LPGA”) expresses its appreciation to Lana Lawless for raising the issue of transgender participation in its tournaments and other professional...
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Domestic Disturbance
Part One of a series marking the 15th anniversary of the passage of the Defense of Marriage Act Talking with Andrew Sullivan about marriage is...
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Gay, black playwright examines homophobia in hip-hop and reggae: Opens new work, ‘American Trade’
”That is saying, ‘I’m going to shoot a gay man in the head’, ‘burn the chi chi man down’. These were the songs that...
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Google promotes support project for gay youth with TV ad
”Dan Savage, Messenger. The web is what you make it.” Google, the search engine pioneer and video hosting innovator, released a couple of new commercials...
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Contest: Win a trip to the Big Apple
Broadway Across America is offering a chance to win a two-night trip to New York City to attend the first live Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards...
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Joan as Police Woman
Joan “As Police Woman” Wasser has been a member of Antony and the Johnsons, has a connection with the Scissor Sisters and has been championed...
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Cyrano noses his way into the Folger
In Edmund Rostand’s Cyrano, our hero secretly adores Roxanne but fears she could never share the sentiment because of his extraordinarily huge nose. So he...
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Blues for an Alabama Sky
The African Continuum Theatre Company presents Blues for an Alabama Sky. Set in the summer of 1930 in Harlem, the creative euphoria of the Harlem...
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New DOMA Defense Contract Released
Today, Metro Weekly received the new contract signed by House General Counsel Kerry Kircher and attorney Paul Clement, on behalf of his new firm —...
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Hitchcock Retrospective at AFI
The American Film Institute’s Silver Theatre presents the second in a three-part series this year exploring the works of the great filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock. Part...
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Deconstructing the Beatles
The composer and producer Scott Freiman offers “Looking Through A Glass Onion: Deconstructing The White Album,” a sure-to-be fascinating live multimedia lecture exploring all aspects...
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Obama Announces Bin Laden Dead; Crowd Gathers Outside White House
[Photo, above: Luke Gruenhagen (second from left), Paul Organ (center), Jessica Gbegnom (second from right) stand on the raised cement barrier at the White House...
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The Washington Bach Consort’s Season Finale
The Washington Bach Consort’s season finale celebrates Easter and draws from four distinct areas of Bach’s incomparable creative genius, including Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in...
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Crosby and Nash at Strathmore
David Crosby and Graham Nash, two of the anti-Vietnam War era’s most prolific singer-songwriters — and core members of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young —...
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The Stephen Schwartz Project
The No Rules Theatre Company, just honored with a special Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Emerging Theatre Company, presents The Stephen Schwartz Project, a musical...
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The Inspector at The Barns of Wolf Trap
Only the second opera the Wolf Trap Foundation has yet commissioned, John Musto and Mark Campbell’s new comedy The Inspector is based on Russian writer...
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Kylie Minogue — tonight at the Patriot Center
One of Australia’s leading exports, Kylie Minogue is on par with Madonna pretty much everywhere but in America, where she’s more of a curiosity —...
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GOProud’s “Number One Goal” Is Obama’s Defeat
GOProud is ready for the upcoming election, and ready to take on the president. Jimmy LaSalvia announced the launch of the group’s election season plans...
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Review: Harrah’s New Orleans
It has been a rough few years for New Orleans. The after effects of Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill are still being felt in...
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The Sweetlife Festival is this Sunday at Merriweather!
Merriweather Post Pavilion kicks off its 2011 season with The Sweetlife Festival, sponsored by delicious local salad chain sweetgreen and featuring performances by indie-cred acts...
