Posts Tagged ‘Lady Gaga’

Far Out vs. Hot Dang, Vol. 25

If Far Out vs. Hot Dang had an awards show, people would get up from their seats, walk to the stage, and give awards to Far Out vs. Hot Dang. Because landing on our Twitter list is easily as good as an Oscar, and we expect some kind of quid pro quo for that shit. [...]

Valentine’s Weekend Suggestion: Homo/Sonic, Where the Alt. Gays Get Their Alt. Groove On

If you’re looking to get your same-sex loving ass on the dance floor, but you want more to dance to than just Madonna remixes, The New Gay may be able to help. The site's infamous Homo/Sonic dance party covers more than just the latest house hits and chart-toppers; the all-ages, queer-centric DJ night covers tail-shaking [...]

A Quick Reading of WaPo’s “The Capital’s Personal Bests”

As much fun as it is to ask Washington's power elite about their cultural tastes at the end of every year, our elected officials rarely stray from safe, vanilla choices. Though President Barack Obama once called The Wire his favorite TV show—even singling out Omar Little as his favorite character—he often cites SportsCenter as his [...]

The Rally to Double Museum Attendance!

Bored by the home-made signs, disappointed that I could barely see and hear what was going on onstage, and hoping to escape the crush of the crowd, I wandered into the west building of the National Gallery of Art on Saturday, where I wasn't the only person who'd come to the National Mall for the [...]

In Mount Pleasant, Halloween is a Drag on Hobart Street

Every Halloween night for the past seven years, Tom Burkhardt, 61, and his partner, Steven Dunn, 55, with the help and participation of fellow Hobart Street residents in Mount Pleasant, have put on a drag show on the porch roof of their row house. Kids and adults alike gather in the street to watch the 7 [...]

Far Out vs. Hot Dang, Vol. 10

This weekly assemblage is now a decagon in the aggregate, yet it retains the general shape of Week 1, in which we told you that on one side are "the deep thoughts, the innovations, the reflections, the revelations, the oddballs and the acid trips" and on the other side are "the conflicts, the punchlines, the [...]

Arts Roundup: Our Heads Hurt Edition

Happy Wednesday, D.C. Remember, as elated as you might still be from last night's Lady Gaga concert at the Verizon Center, it's probably best to change out of your latex costume before heading to work today, but funnier if you show up still in little monster dress. The Post's Chris Richards has the early recap [...]

The Quick Guide to Lunchin’

Head-Roc used it conspicuously last week. Tabi Bonney promises that he'll ask Lady Gaga why she is doing it so hard. YU and Oddisee titled a track with it. It is "lunchin' " or "lunching," and it is old in the DMV.  But it is eminently useful and still quite awesome, in the way that [...]

Five Books I’d Read

in which the author discusses five books he'd read, if time permitted.

1. Anglo-Spanish Rivalry in Colonial Southeast America, 1650-1725, by Timothy Paul Grady.
I was having dinner (or was it lunch?) the other day with a friend. We had sushi (unless, maybe, we had Mexican). After lunch, we went for dessert (cupcakes? Or was it [...]

This Weekend: Queering Sound at Pyramid Atlantic

Despite what VH1 might suggest, there is more to queer music than Lady Gaga. In fact, some LGBTQ artists are motivated by their own less-than-mainstream status to push their music into some unusual places. The Triangle Artist Group in the Washington-Baltimore area knows this and celebrates it annually with a gay-friendly, avant-garde fest called [...]