All posts tagged "ticker"
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Washington Improv Theater’s Seasonal Disorder
Washington Improv Theater's annual holiday extravaganza features shows based on audience suggestions
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2016 Coverboy of the Year Second Runner Up: Craig Cipollini
2016 Coverboy of the Year Contest
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The 2016 Coverboy of the Year: Brian Wilcox
Brian wins a prize package featuring everything from bar tabs and free nightclub admissions to theater and movie tickets and retail gift certificates!
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2016 Coverboy of the Year First Runner Up: JR Russ
2016 Coverboy of the Year Contest
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Fences, starring Viola Davis and Denzel Washington, opens this weekend
Both actors recently snagged Golden Globe nominations for reviving their roles in the movie adaptation
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Out On the Town: Week of December 22, 2017
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. and beyond!
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Flying Steps’ “Red Bull Flying Bach” at Warner Theatre
Red Bull Flying Bach explores the tensions between tradition and modernity, teacher and students
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Finding Your Religion: LGBT-Friendly Holiday Services in DC
Dignity and Bet Mishpachah offer services for LGBT congregants during the holidays
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The Best Films of 2016
Foul-mouthed superheroes, guilt-riddled men and an Irish boy with a knack for music make our top ten list
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New Year’s Eve 2016: Every Gay DC Party Worth Knowing About
A look at some of the most festive LGBT New Year's Eve offerings in D.C.
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National Zoo’s Zoolights
More than 500,000 colorful Christmas lights light up the National Zoo
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New Year’s Eve 2016: 6 Great Dining Suggestions in DC
Wondering where in D.C. to dine on New Year's Eve and Day? We offer some fantastic suggestions
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Announcing the three Coverboy of the Year finalists and their prize packages!
Who will be on Thursday's cover of Metro Weekly?
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Missouri Court of Appeals throws out 30-year sentence in HIV disclosure case
The Missouri Court of Appeals has thrown out a 30-year prison sentence and ordered a new trial for a former college wrestler accused of failing to inform...
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AFA outraged over National Geographic’s transgender child cover
The American Family Association has once again blown its stack over portrayals of LGBT people in media. Their latest target? National Geographic, for its decision to...
