Randy Shulman is the Editor & Publisher at Metro Weekly Magazine. He focuses on culture and society, with a particular emphasis on arts and entertainment, including theater, music, and cultural movements. Randy's work is featured in Metro Weekly, where he explores the intersection of pop culture and the arts.
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Randy's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on local events and promotions in Washington, DC. To resonate with him, consider pitching local artists or events relevant to the LGBTQ+ community, music performances, theater productions, film screenings, and book launches. Randy might also be interested in unique cultural experiences within the Washington D.C. area.
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A guide to the must-see shows across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, from major productions to daring new work.
The actor explores what makes the egocentric Gaston tick in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, now at the National Theatre.
“Something magical happens when we dance,” says the DJ ahead of Horse Meat Disco’s D.C. party on Saturday, April 18.
Four Team DC scholarship recipients reflect on being out in high school sports, navigating support, visibility, and homophobia.
Dramathon returns April 27 with original 10-minute plays by local talent, raising funds for the Send a Kid to Theatre Camp program.
The writer and producer formerly known as Our Lady J discusses Netflix's The Boroughs and moving beyond identity-focused narratives.
Enter for your chance to win a pair of tickets to Beetlejuice: The Musical on July 7 by answering our trivia question.
As Terry Irons fights brain cancer, 15 musical acts unite for a benefit concert honoring her decades of service to music and the community.
A juried exhibition at Alexandria's Multiple Exposures Gallery explores patriotism, protest, and nostalgia in modern American life.
The independent filmmaker talks "I Want Your Sex," his punk-rock roots, and nearly four decades of uncompromising cinema.
