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Fall Arts Preview 2026: Comedy, Exhibits, Drag, Readings, More (opens the original)
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By Randy Shulman on September 27, 2026 @RandyShulman McLean Community Center 1234 Ingleside Ave. McLean, Va. 703-790-0123 mcleancenter.org 800 Key Highway Baltimore, Md. 410-244-1900 avam.org 901 Wharf St. SW 202-888-0020 theanthemdc.com 2903 Columbia Pike Arlington, Va. 571-765-5904 arlingtondrafthouse.com 1333 H St. NE 202-399-7993 atlasarts.org Joseph Meyerhoff Hall 1212 Cathedral St. Baltimore, Md. 410-783-8000 baltimorespeakers.org Kreeger Auditorium 6125 Montrose Rd. Rockville, Md. 301-881
The Dog Stars Review: Apocalypse Now, Alien Later (opens the original)
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By Randy Shulman on August 29, 2026 @RandyShulman Everybody just wants Ridley Scott to get on with it. By that, of course, I mean wrap up the damn Alien trilogy he started with Prometheus and left dangling — quite unnervingly — nearly a decade ago with Covenant. But Ridley is a stubborn old director, and he’s going to make what he feels like making, even if he teases us sadistically with promises of “Maybe it’ll be my next film — I’m developing it.” I am one of those people — a fan, if I’m being
Inside the New Metro Weekly: Elegance Bratton Talks Hollywood and House (opens the original)
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By The Editors of Metro Weekly on August 23, 2026 Elegance Bratton doesn’t make timid movies, and he doesn’t give timid interviews. In this week’s cover story, he talks about directing By Any Means, the unnerving sight of 20 actors in Klan robes on his Georgia set, the battle to preserve the Black and queer history of house music, and the dating-app sandwich that led to a 12-year marriage. In The Feed, the “go woke, go broke” mantra for corporations runs into hard data, Florida’s LGBTQ congressi
Gregg Araki Wants You to Feel All the Joy (opens the original)
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By Randy Shulman on August 2, 2026 @RandyShulman “I want people to enjoy themselves,” says Gregg Araki of his newest blast of a film, I Want Your Sex, in which a starkly gorgeous Olivia Wilde plays a super-trendy abstract artist — she makes vaginas out of chewed pink bubble gum — who takes her latest employee, a doe-eyed innocent played by Cooper Hoffman, on a carnal thrill ride that blurs the line between sexual harassment and sensual awakening. “I remember when we first started screening the f
Gallery: America 250 Captures a Complex Nation in Photographs (opens the original)
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By Randy Shulman on July 19, 2026 @RandyShulman “Early last year, we were talking about group shows, and I said, ‘You know, we’ve got the semi-quincentennial coming up, maybe we should do that,’” says Tom Sliter, a member of Multiple Exposures Gallery, housed in Alexandria’s Torpedo Factory Art Center. There were no strict parameters for what the collective’s photographers could submit. “We asked what kind of images appeal to you? What do you think your images can contribute to the story of Amer
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