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‘Pacific Overtures’ Review: Rising Sondheim
Signature's elegantly minimal yet intricate 'Pacific Overtures' brings impressive luster to a Sondheim gem.
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‘Gloria: A Life’ Review: Chronologically Speaking
Theater J's 'Gloria: A Life' merely reenacts events in the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem rather than dramatizing them.
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Lady Gaga’s Academy Award Performances, Ranked
With another high-profile performance under Lady Gaga's belt, it's worth assessing how her four Academy Award performances stack up.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Jagged Little Pill’ at The National Theatre
"Redemptive, rousing, and real," the Alanis Morissette musical 'Jagged Little Pill' runs at The National through next weekend.
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To-Do List: 8 Cherry Blossom Specials in March
From cherry-themed specials at Voltaggio to a magical cherry blossom tea at Salamander, put these on your to-do list.
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Michigan Governor Signs LGBTQ Protections Into Law
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a law protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination into effect.
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Gay Man Gives His Republican Family an Ultimatum in Viral Email
A gay man's email giving his family an ultimatum to stop voting for Republicans or sever ties with him has earned both praise and criticism.
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‘Boston Strangler’ Review: Strangled Investigation
Hulu's "Boston Strangler" is a true crime thriller with deep introspection on how our country has always treated women.
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Kennedy Kanagawa Gives Life, Nightly, to a Milky White Cow
Kennedy Kanagawa masterfully brings Milky White to exuberant and poignant life in the Broadway touring production of "Into the Woods."
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Ireland is Leading the Way to the LGBTQ Future with Pride
Literary icon and Irishman Oscar Wilde leaps to mind when we ponder what's emerald green and gay. But that's the wee tip of the potato.
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‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Review: Deus Ex Meh-china
Action-packed but weightless, 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' tries to charm its way through a simple-minded sequel adventure.
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Activists to Host Memorial Service for Overdose Victims
The service will honor LGBTQ overdose victims while calling attention to the ongoing opioid crisis in the United States.
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Capital Pride’s 2023 Theme is “Peace, Love, Revolution”
This year's celebration will feature familiar events, even as organizers keep an eye toward hosting a massive WorldPride blowout in 2025.
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EGOT Watch: 5 Stars Who Only Need An Oscar
From Billy Porter to Cyndi Lauper, here are five superstars who only need an Oscar to complete their EGOT.
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DeSantis Revokes Hyatt Liquor License for Drag Show
The Hyatt Regency Miami is being punished by state regulators for hosting a drag show with minors reportedly in attendance.
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Jussie Smollett’s “Attackers” Tell All In New Docuseries
It’s been over a year since Jussie Smollett was found guilty of lying about a staged attack, and now the brothers who admitted that they...
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Diplo Says He’s Hooked Up With Men In The Past
In a recent interview, the musician Diplo opened up with startling honesty about his sexual experiences with men.
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For Jordan Dunn-Pilz and Daniel Alvarez, Toledo was an Inevitability
Indie duo Toledo's new release 'How It Ends' is a poignant, endlessly listenable album, filled with rich, heartfelt melodies.
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Diplo’s Best Thirst Traps
Musician Diplo has been teasing the world about his sexuality for a while, making it the perfect time to look at his steamiest thirst traps.
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Biden: Florida’s “Cruel” Anti-Trans Laws Are “Close to Sinful”
President Joe Biden called Florida state officials' push for anti-transgender laws and policies "close to sinful" in a recent interview.
