All posts tagged "featured"
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington toasts its 40th anniversary in emotional video
Concert memorabilia, photographs, and archival video footage are all featured in "GMCW Turns 40."
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Tig Notaro jumps from comedy to action star with Netflix’s ‘Army of the Dead’
Tig Notaro's burst of fame in Star Trek: Discovery and Netflix’s Army of the Dead finds her enjoying an unexpected ride.
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Male teachers wear skirts to school after boy sent to psychologist for his outfit
Teachers and students across Spain continue to protest after a boy was removed from school for wearing a skirt
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Chick-fil-A won’t stop funding anti-gay causes, so Burger King is stepping in to help
Burger King's Ch'King sandwich will help fund LGBTQ equality to counter Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy's support for anti-LGBTQ causes
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The 40-Year-Long Fight: HIV Experts on Four Decades of the Epidemic
Four decades after the first HIV diagnosis, advocates reflect on its impact on medicine, the LGBTQ rights movement, and society as a whole.
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Trans wrestler Mack Beggs fights for recognition in Hulu’s new doc “Changing the Game”
Conservatives barred trans teen Mack Beggs from wrestling as a boy in high school. Hulu's "Changing the Game" recounts his story.
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Cruella review: A hyperbolic, hyperactive fashion fail
Disney's origin story for Cruella de Vil is a pointless, overblown waste of two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Leyna Bloom is ready for her closeup with trans romantic drama “Port Authority”
Bloom has a starring role in the acclaimed romantic drama
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‘A Quiet Place: Part II’ review: Greater scale, but less intensity
John Krasinksi's family survival horror "A Quiet Place: Part II" is predictable but well constructed
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Kennedy Center’s first ever drag festival “The Wig Party” kicks off June 3
Next weekend the Kennedy Center will host it first-ever Capital Drag Festival at the REACH.
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Which D.C. LGBTQ bars are operating at full capacity? Find out here.
Check out our expanding list of all the LGBTQ bars open and operating and what conditions are in place.
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‘Dance of the 41’ Review: Netflix’s drama is a gorgeous tale of closeted gay love
"Dance of the 41" reimagines a scandalous chapter of Mexican queer history as a lush period melodrama, both sexy and tragic
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FX’s ‘Pride’ documents the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement
"Pride" showcases our multifaceted story through the eyes of queer filmmakers like Ro Haber
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‘The Retreat’ Review: A chilling but flawed lesbian slasher
A frightening premise and two solid lead performances add up to a tense and gruesome lesbian-themed thriller
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Ryan O’Connell on two groundbreaking seasons of ‘Special’ and writing his way to sobriety
Ryan O'Connell closes out two groundbreaking seasons of Special, and opens up about writing his way to sobriety
