Arts & Entertainment
‘American Horror Story’ unveils season 7 title, new trailer
new episodes will premiere on Sept. 5

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Ryan Murphy announced “American Horror Story” season seven will be titled “American Horror Story: Cult” at San Diego Comic Con on Thursday.
Murphy has said the upcoming season will be themed around the 2016 election but President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will not be characters.
The first trailer for the season also dropped featuring a group of clowns participating in some creepy cult rituals.
“Are you afraid? We can set you free,” says a voiceover.
At the end of the trailer, viewers are directed to ah7.com which will be debuting new content in preparation for the upcoming season.
The cast will include Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Billie Lourd, Colton Haynes and Billy Eichner. Lena Dunham was also announced as an addition to the cast this week.
“American Horror Story: Cult” will premiere for an 11-episode season run on Sept. 5 at 10 p.m. on FX.
Equality Prince William Pride was held at the Harris Pavilion in Manassas, Va. on Saturday, May 16.
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PHOTOS: Blade Summer Kickoff Party
Ashley Biden accepts award for Beau Biden at annual Rehoboth fundraiser
The 19th annual Blade Foundation Summer Kickoff Party was held on Friday, May 15 at Diego’s in Rehoboth Beach, Del. An award presentation was held for former Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden. Ashley Biden accepted the award on her brother’s behalf and gave remarks. Other speakers included Delaware state Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall, CAMP Rehoboth Executive Director Dr. Robin Brennan and Washington Blade Editor Kevin Naff. The event was a fundraiser for the Steve Elkins Memorial Fellowship in Journalism.
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PHOTOS: Taste of Point
Annual fundraiser supporting LGBTQ youth scholarships and mentorships held at Room & Board
The Point Foundation held the annual Taste of Point fundraiser at Room & Board on Wednesday, May 13.
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