Life + Leisure
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LGBTQ High School Athletes On Being Out in Sports
Recipients of this year's Team DC College Scholarships share what sports has meant to them and weigh in on transgender participation.
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Cruising in the Age of Apps: A Metro Weekly Forum
We asked our readers to cloak themselves in anonymity and tell us all about their best and worst cruising experiences.
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Sniffies CMO Eli Martin On Cruising Into the App Store
After seven years, the popular map-based cruising website Sniffies has finally launched an iOS app and it's taking off.
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Two Major Golf Associations Ban Female Transgender Players
A new policy prohibits athletes who have undergone "male puberty" from competing in anything but "open events."
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Multiple Paths to HIV Prevention: The Power of Choice
From oral PrEP, to injectables, rings, and implants, this year's HIV Research for Prevention conference was all about options.
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Red Sox’s Jarren Duran Suspended for Anti-Gay Slur
Fans on social media criticized the league for punishing Duran, who yelled the slur at a fan who was heckling him.
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The Stonewall Visitor Center Preserves a Historic Moment
The newly opened Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center cements the profound impact and importance of queer revolution.
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Lance Bass: ‘I Was Misdiagnosed’ With Wrong Type of Diabetes
The former NSYNC bandmate was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes several years ago, but only recently learned that he actually has Type 1.
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Vineyard Voyages: Driving Through Virginia’s Wine Country
The wine and fun flowed as we topped off Pride Month with a Vineyard Voyages tour of Virginia's Wine Country.
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Track Star Trey Cunningham Comes Out
The 25-year-old U.S. hurdler, who missed out on qualifying for the Olympics last month, came out as gay in a New York Times interview.
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Savoring All the Good Eats Bethesda Has to Offer
Savor Bethesda returns to celebrate the neighborhood's rich and exciting dining scene with specials at over 30 choice eateries.
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10 Suggestions for Making Thanksgiving a Day to Dine Out
Why fuss with all the cooking? If you're in the Washington, D.C. area, there are abundant Thanksgiving feasts awaiting you.
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NHL Bans Hockey Players from Using Rainbow Pride Tape
The National Hockey League has banned players from using Pride Tape on their sticks, in addition to banning Pride-themed jerseys on the ice.
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World Aquatics Cancels Transgender Events
The attempt to hold "open" category races at the World Cup for transgender athletes failed after no one signed up to compete.
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Incredible Edibles: Bethesda is a Food-Lover’s Paradise
A Taste of Bethesda makes its post-pandemic return with a diverse lineup, including a veritable buffet of new restaurants.
