Randy Shulman

In the mid-twentieth century, these Japanese print artists who "broke from existing traditions in Japanese printmaking."

From the original "Torch Song Trilogy" to "Election," to his current role in "Babbitt," the actor reflects on his legendary career.

Eighteen local musicians, several LGBTQ, debut new music on Tuesday at DC9 to support The Potters House's Pay It Forward program.

The show, co-produced by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, returns to Hulu on October 15 with a five-episode event.

From musicals to madness, from horror classics to classic Shakespeare, from compelling drama to comedy tonight, D.C.-area stages have it all.

Tom Hill's latest exhibit showcases the artist's gift for creating vibrant, colorful pieces out of found items... including jock straps.

Jack Chrismon, a gay 19-year-old Texan, returned from the Democratic National Convention bursting with patriotism and pride.

We're giving away 2 pairs of tickets to Cirque du Soleil's "OVO" at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

The Grammy-nominated musician’s latest might not have the makings of a chart-topper, but it deserves to be heard all summer in gay clubs.

Please support our advertisers in the June 27 / July 4 issue of Metro Weekly, featuring Irish drag sensation Panti Bliss on the cover.

Exposé and Sapphira Cristál will also be featured at the June 9, concert, and Palmer and Porter will serve as the Parade’s Grand Marshals.

For three decades, Wilson Cruz has been combining acting with activism to ensure that the next generation thrives.

Katy O'Brian thrills in the new lesbian thriller "Love Lies Bleeding," as a bodybuilder who finds her soulmate and purpose.

Jarrett Melendez, author of the celebrated LGBTQ graphic novel “Chef’s Kiss,” drew inspiration from his love of food and pigs.

For Valentine's Day, we assembled a reader's forum, with questions about love, romance, movies, sex, and celebrities.

Executive Producers Mike McMahan and Josh Bycel break down the wedding of Korvo and Terry on Hulu’s animated hit, “Solar Opposites.”

“It’s like a big reunion,” says Centaur Motorcycle Club President Patrick Grady of D.C.’s upcoming Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend.

For highly recognizable, veteran gay actor Robert Joy, starring in Max’s “Julia” has been a souffle come true.

Gen Z comic Leo Reich brings his energetic, dazzlingly funny, queer-saturated stand-up show “Literally Who Cares!?” to HBO.

Josh Thomas is back on the stand-up road with “Let’s Tidy Up,” a show that finds him putting things back in order post-pandemic.