Annie's celebrates 75, book signing at The Corner, Miss Gay Arlington among highlights
Electropop group Goldfrapp follows up their last critically acclaimed release, “Seventh Tree,” with
With spring comes a deluge of promising new productions, many of special interest to LGBT theater-goers. Here’s a sampling. Gay playwright Terrence McNally is a lifelong...
Dozens and dozens of LGBT books — oceans more than any individual could possibly get to — are slated for spring. A few are available now....
My father is a minister. He got his master’s degree in New Testament studies — not so that he could learn about the Bible, but so...
Lesbian activists, writers and organizers were at the heart of the women’s movement that thrived in the 1960s and 70s. Lesbians worked tirelessly for the rights...
HIV org moves into ‘Real World’ house & more
Gay Men’s Chorus puts gay twist on iconic show
How to cull just a baker’s dozen — 13 in all — of the best of D.C.-area fine arts offerings may be a fool’s errand because...
In addition to the exhibits, films, books and other cultural happenings profiled in this issue, there are many more events coming this spring to D.C. Below...
Gay-themed films remain anomalies at multiplexes but LGBT options abound for those willing to go beyond the beaten path, especially in DVD land where a bounty...
