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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 post Fall Arts Preview 2026: Comedy, Exhibits, Drag, Readings, More appeared first on Metro Weekly .
Chef Alex and his team turn the ceremonial carving of a bluefin tuna into a celebration for everybody but the fish. The post Sushi by Bou’s Tuna Cutting Is a Disco Dinner Party appeared first on Metro Weekly .
A YouGov poll reveals dating stigma -- even among gays and lesbians -- despite mostly positive or neutral views of bisexuals. The post Two-Thirds of Straight U.K. Women Unwilling to Date Bisexual Men appeared first on Metro Weekly .
In a new ad, the former Ohio senator mocks Republicans’ focus on transgender issues and shifts attention to health care and rising costs. The post Sherrod Brown Hits Back at Anti-Trans Ads in Ohio Senate Race appeared first on Metro Weekly .
Prosecutors say Beau Lamarre-Condon stalked Jesse Baird before the shootings; his lawyer says both deaths followed struggles over his gun. The post Australian Ex-Cop on Trial for Murder of Ex-Boyfriend and Partner appeared first on Metro Weekly .
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. The post Primetime Review: Skyler Gisondo Steals the Show appeared first on Metro Weekly .
Cryptic clues, mounting suspicions, and a deadly parade keep the castle on edge in The Traitors: New Blood, Episodes 3 and 4. The post The Traitors: New Blood Recap: “It’s Time to Be Evil” appeared first on Metro Weekly .
From epic queer love stories to dueling December blockbusters, André Hereford surveys the movies arriving in theaters this season. The post LGBTQ Films, Blockbusters, and Indies: Fall Arts Preview 2026 appeared first on Metro Weekly .
Brian Cox brings wit and strength to J.S. Bach in The Score, Shakespeare Theatre’s spirited clash between art and power. The post The Score Review: Brian Cox Is a Commanding Bach appeared first on Metro Weekly .
A series of hypothetical polling matchups reveals that voters don't penalize candidates for their race or gender, but do for LGBTQ identity. The post Voters Penalize Gay and Trans Candidates in Politico Poll appeared first on Metro Weekly .
Peck says the player approved the lyric but declined to identify him, prompting one sportswriter to suggest former Raider Carl Nassib. The post Orville Peck Claims He Kissed a Raiders Player in New Song appeared first on Metro Weekly .
The EEOC has agreed to limit how it enforces certain gender-identity discrimination claims against members of a Christian employers group. The post EEOC Will Allow Christian Employers to Misgender Trans Employees appeared first on Metro Weekly .
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