WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. -- ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives presents a retrospective exhibition of work by Los Angeles-based queer Chicano artist Joey Terrill covering five decades of the artist's work including paintings, drawings and artist publications.

"Joey Terrill" runs from May 18 to Aug. 25 at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum, 626 N. Robertson Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069. The opening reception is from 5-8 pm Saturday, May 18.

I was (and am) a pretty good speller, but I never won any spelling bees. Neither will most of the contestants in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” the musical that pokes gentle fun at that great old grammar-school institution.

“Spelling Bee,” running through June 8 at OnStage Playhouse, is a paean to being different, full of recognizable types. The kids who couldn’t spell would call them “losers” because, let’s face it, they are not like the others.

Twenty years after exploding onto international dance floors, Ultra Naté remains steadfast in the ebb and flow of change, proving that the artist's longevity is alive and well. In her two decades of making music, Ultra Naté has remained a musical chameleon and an icon of the LGBT community and beyond. Ultra embraces a variety of sounds, from R&B, hip-hop, soul and disco to house, rock and electro-pop. I recently sat down with her to discuss, among other things, her 20-plus-years in the business.

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This weekend catch the two-hour season finale of "Revenge;" plus new episodes of "Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta," "Degrassi," "Smash," "Orphan Black" and "Nurse Jackie."

What to Watch: Friday, May 10

9:00pm: Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, TLC (30 mins) NEW