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Ohio Bill Could Define Drag as “Indecent Exposure”
Critics warn the measure’s broad language could be used to target drag shows, Pride events, and other public performances.
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Librarian Faces Discipline for Refusing to Relocate LGBTQ Books
Tennessee librarian Luanne James has refused to move 132 books flagged for LGBTQ content from the juvenile section to the adult section.
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Teen Says ICE Agents Choked Him, Mocked Him as “Gay”
Teen tells Congress ICE agents used a chokehold, hurled slurs, and seized his phone during his father’s arrest.
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Bulls Waive Jaden Ivey After Anti-Gay Video Rant
The guard was waived for "conduct detrimental to the team" after posting anti-gay videos criticizing the NBA’s support of Pride Month.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban
High court rules Colorado’s law isn’t "viewpoint neutral" and that therapists’ speech is protected by the First Amendment.
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Pete Buttigieg Leads 2028 Democrats in New Hampshire Poll
A new poll shows Buttigieg with a commanding lead over Gavin Newsom and other potential 2028 presidential contenders.
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IOC Bans Trans Women from Women’s Sports at Olympics
The policy bars transgender women and mandates genetic sex testing for women’s events starting at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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Lady Gaga Turns Capital One Arena into a Gothic Pop Spectacle
The Mayhem Ball tour blended theatrical spectacle, chart-topping hits, and emotional moments in a high-energy D.C. stop.
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The RSC’s Hamnet Lands with a Thud in D.C.
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Hamnet, now at Shakespeare Theatre Company, is overacted and dramatically thin.
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Stephen Mark Lukas on Gaston: “You’re never playing a villain.”
The actor explores what makes the egocentric Gaston tick in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, now at the National Theatre.
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Spring Arts Preview 2026: Comedy, Exhibits, and Everything Else
From author talks and exhibitions to festivals, lectures, and offbeat events, here’s your guide to the DMV’s most eclectic spring offerings.
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Spring Classical Preview 2026: Masterworks and Modern Voices
From Beethoven and Brahms to contemporary composers and rising artists, the DMV’s classical scene offers a rich and wide-ranging season.
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Spring Film Preview 2026: Blockbusters, Indies, and Queer Cinema
From Nolan and Spielberg to bold indies and queer standouts, the season’s film lineup is packed with must-see releases.
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Florida Woman Accused of Cutting Child Over “Gay” Discord Posts
Police say Grether Leidy Guadarramas Pena used a knife and cut the boy’s hair after discovering messages about his sexual orientation.
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DeSantis Restores Funding to Protect HIV Medication Access
A $31 million stopgap restores eligibility and keeps 12,000 Floridians on life-saving HIV medications through June.
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Folger’s ‘As You Like It’ Delights with a Lively, Modern Touch
Karen Ann Daniels’ intimate, interactive take on Shakespeare’s rom-com is powered by standout turns from Tsilala Brock and Manu Kumasi.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders Asked to Leave Arkansas Restaurant
The Croissanterie owners cited concerns from LGBTQ employees over Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ political positions.
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Theater J’s Eureka Day Skewers with Precision
Class is in session at Theater J for Jonathan Spector's savagely funny, liberal-lashing comedy "Eureka Day"
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Spring Theater Preview 2026: Spectacle, Satire, and Surprise
A guide to the must-see shows across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, from major productions to daring new work.
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Spring Music Preview 2026: The DMV’s Must-See Concerts
A packed lineup of concerts across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia -- from global superstars to a rising wave of LGBTQ artists.
