All posts tagged "featured"
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RuPaul’s Mayhem Miller: “I have more to offer than ALL of them.”
The clock ran out for Mayhem Miller, the fifth eliminated queen on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
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Electronic dance DJ Avicii dies at 28
Electronic DJ, famous for his collaborations with other musical artists, dies at 28 in Oman.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10 episode 5 recap: Talk is Cheap
Vixen tried -- and failed -- to screw over the competition in a hilarious acting challenge
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The Wiz’s Kent Gash: “It is a gift to be African-American”
Director Kent Gash and company put a dazzling stamp on a vibrant classic of modern musical theater
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Stage Review: Constellation’s “The Caucasian Chalk Circle”
A darkly humorous, timely exploration of wartime morality
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Folger’s Open House is a suitably Shakespearean celebration
The Folger Library honors the bard's birthday with a day of celebratory fun
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Stage Review: Signature Theatre’s “John” is funny, haunting, and captured with perfection
Annie Baker's play revels in the nostalgia of a mid-Atlantic B&B
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Theater J’s Adam Immerwahr: “Judaism grapples with life or death questions all the time”
For Theater J's Adam Immerwahr, the questions raised by Roz and Ray are precisely the point
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Alessia Cara, Troye Sivan and MAX to headline Capital Pride
Annual concert, held in conjunction with Capital Pride Festival, draws about 425,000 spectators
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Vote for the Top Ten Town Songs of All Time
Choose 10 songs from our list of 100 songs in our special poll.
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Dusty Ray Bottoms: “I hope that I was able to change some lives”
Dusty Ray Bottoms is glad she left RuPaul's Drag Race "with a bang"
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Hollywood Medium’s Tyler Henry wants to leave every person he meets “better than I found them”
Tyler Henry has turned psychic readings -- heralded by some, derided by others -- into a hit TV show
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House DJ Tom Stephan returns to Cherry with Victor Calderone
One of the circuit's best house music DJs, Tom Stephan almost pursued a career in film. Then music called.
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Stage Review: Theater J’s “Roz and Ray”
"Roz and Ray" delivers a well-acted capsule of struggle at the dawn of the AIDS crisis
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Stage Review: Arena’s “Two Trains Running” reflects the complexity of the black experience
A funny, angry, stoic and unaccountably hopeful deep-dive into the lives of 1960s working class African Americans
