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Oh man, not gonna lie, we’re about to leave town to go the Bloody Beetroots up in DC at the 9:30 club. But we WILL BE BACK in time to catch Geneva Jacuzzi. Who is this Jacuzzi chick, you might ask your self, well, it’s time to embrace your gender variance, slap on some eye-shadow [...]
photos via Buzzfeed The folks at Buzzfeed have managed to produce some quality meme-style content that pits the Star Trek Gay-King (Queen?) against anti-equality activists. The photos appear to have been taken at on of the DOMA and Prop 8 hearings just outside the white house. Activists wrote why they support traditional marriage on a [...]
I get lots of gay-specific press releases (gee, I wonder why?) and some of them are enlightening, some of them are less so. Take, for example, this amazing slaughter of the english language that is an album announcement from the Ukrainian 4-man synth-pop group Kazaky. Their debut album “The Hills Chronicles” was released in October 2012 and [...]
Oh man, the hits keep on coming. After the AMAZING conversation we had with Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls yesterday, they were kind enough to offer us two pairs of tickets to their up coming show in Norfolk on May 31st with the Virginia Symphony at the Chrysler Hall (GET TICKETS HERE) Winning is simple, and we’ll [...]
The Indigo Girls Amy Ray (Left) and Emily Saliers (Right) The Indigo Girl’s are returning to Virginia for a number of shows this season. The usually acoustic folk duo, known for their powerful lyrics, political message, and song writing prowess, will play in Norfolk May 31st with the Virginia Symphony at the Chrysler Hall (GET TICKETS HERE) as part of a [...]
The Science Museum of Virginia unveiled a new exhibit on May 11th, Robots + Us, and it takes a fresh look back at the history of robotics. From the great number of tasks robots perform each day, to the entertainment they bring to humanity, Robots + Us covers lots of ground. The completely hands-on exhibit [...]
Gay Community Center of Richmond’s Art Gallery is currently exhibiting Clocked Out, a show that features artist who work at Diversity Thrift. The show aims to explore the complexities of being an artist, while maintaining a full-time job, and how this conflict affects their art. The routine of a 9-5 job is not the only [...]
Few productions bring glitz and glamor as effortlessly to the stage as “La Cage aux Folles.” Based off of Jean Poiret’s 1973 play of the same name, the show has spawned countless productions, revivals, two feature films, and is the only show in Broadway history to win both the Best Musical Revival and Best Production [...]
