From LGBTQ favorites to arena superstars, our concert guide spans pop, rock, folk, blues, jazz, and more across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Baltimore's oldest gay bar and its sister venue, Leon's Backroom, return under family management following longtime owner Ron Singer's death.

The free festival features live music, family activities, and more than 150 vendors, with Cassata also serving as the parade's grand marshal.

HV Entertainment, which is focused on keeping LGBTQ spaces in community hands, has partnered with owner Dave Perruzza as it expands into D.C.

Friends mourned the OnlyFans performer, also known as LuLu LoveBottom, and urged others to check in on the people close to them.

From epic queer love stories to dueling December blockbusters, André Hereford surveys the movies arriving in theaters this season.

From stand-up and drag to gallery exhibitions and author talks, our guide covers the events that go beyond the stage and concert hall.

The alleged assault took place outside the Castro gay bar Beaux after other patrons mocked Osnaya’s porn career.

Chef Alex and his team turn the ceremonial carving of a bluefin tuna into a celebration for everybody but the fish.

Prosecutors say Beau Lamarre-Condon stalked Jesse Baird before the shootings; his lawyer says both deaths followed struggles over his gun.

The Charlottesville radio host says the company barred them from discussing political issues on air and monitored their social media accounts.

A young decoy becomes the heart of Primetime’s darkly funny look at To Catch a Predator, even as the film’s subplots pull it off course.

Brian Cox brings wit and strength to J.S. Bach in The Score, Shakespeare Theatre’s spirited clash between art and power.

Cryptic clues, mounting suspicions, and a deadly parade keep the castle on edge in The Traitors: New Blood, Episodes 3 and 4.

Cryptic clues, mounting suspicions, and a deadly parade keep the castle on edge in The Traitors: New Blood, Episodes 3 and 4.

A series of hypothetical polling matchups reveals that voters don't penalize candidates for their race or gender, but do for LGBTQ identity.

The EEOC has agreed to limit how it enforces certain gender-identity discrimination claims against members of a Christian employers group.

Peck says the player approved the lyric but declined to identify him, prompting one sportswriter to suggest former Raider Carl Nassib.

Musicals, dramas, comedies, and world premieres fill the seasons of 42 theater companies and venues across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Orchestras, opera companies, and choruses across the District, Maryland, and Virginia fill the season through March 2027.

Tymothy Moyer is suing Delaware's attorney general and the University of Delaware over their response to an alleged assault by his former partner.

The Washington Ballet's Dracula, Alvin Ailey, and holiday Nutcrackers fill a dance season stretching through March 2027.

Mosaic Theater’s lively production recasts The Wizard of Oz as the moving story of a Salvadoran teen mother’s journey to America.

A cisgender female student sued the Boise School District after twice encountering a transgender classmate in the girls' restroom.

The right-wing Thomas More Society is threatening a lawsuit and demanding protections for students who misgender the teacher.

Alan Cumming welcomes 22 everyday Americans to Ardross Castle for a premiere filled with alliances, accusations, and a deadly new twist.

Jay Katari left the equalpride board after editors at The Advocate, Out, and Them objected to reports of his pro-MAGA social media activity.

Police have made no arrests in the September 11 killing of Lee, a Baltimore native with ties to the city's ballroom scene.

The 22-term Ohio congresswoman touts her opposition to trans-inclusive school policies, drawing criticism from LGBTQ advocates.

The first queer woman to lead Capital Pride's board says she is stepping back after 10 challenging months.

Wellmax, which lets guests vote for one another through an avatar-based game, says it will refer men over 55 to its sister venue.

Facing a lawsuit, King George County Schools changed its policy to allow middle schoolers to form non-curricular clubs, including a GSA.

Olympian Timo Cavelius required emergency surgery after an opponent attacked him as he celebrated a victory.

Chris Gallant’s attorney says the candidate will not allow the years-old photos to be weaponized for political purposes.

Thousands of users accused the gay dating app of sharing sensitive personal information -- including HIV statuses -- with advertisers.

Precious Arzuaga and Jennifer Quijano pleaded guilty to holding the 24-year-old transgender man captive and torturing him for weeks.

The three-day voyage to Nassau combines fares starting at $397 with DJ parties, clothing-optional decks, and adult play spaces.

In the first of two issues, we present a comprehensive guide to the region’s Stage, Dance, and Classical & Choral seasons.

Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along tells a sardonic tale of friendship and regret, recounted backward through time.

On Big Brother, Jason De Puy stepped out of drag, missed his queer community, and began imagining a career beyond Salina EsTitties.

Russell Kingsland plans to sue New Jersey's Attorney General's Office for $1.5 million, saying anti-gay abuse and retaliation destroyed his career.

Named for pioneering activist Lilli Vincenz, SC Nealy's proposed venue would serve as a coffeehouse by day and cocktail bar by night.