Audrey Goldberg Ruoff has always been inspired by oddly specific special interests, and was therefore inspired to write "Hopelessly Teavoted."
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Boy meets girl. That’s how countless romantic novels and sappy movies usually start. Clumsy boy meets irritated girl, they argue, they split, they realize their love, and violins play.
Every September through October, Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month gives us a chance to celebrate the voices, traditions, and stories that help shape our communities.
The timing of the release of Andres Veiel’s documentary “Riefenstahl” (Kino Lorber), about actress/filmmaker/Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl, is particularly notable. As far-right politicians and some followers spout hateful rhetoric, stirring the pot, regardless of the consequences, “Riefenstahl” is a reminder of what can occur in the wake of such blatant disregard for others.
To call the 2023 passing of award-winning lesbian poet, writer, and educator Maureen Seaton (who taught for years at University of Miami) an immeasurable loss is no exaggeration.
You can find chosen families, a romanticization of travel, and more in Alison Cochrun's "Every Step She Takes."
Julie Olivia wanted to write a cozy story taking place during autumn in the 90s, and therefore came up with "If It Makes You Happy."
Wicked Manors is going to be wicked good this Halloween. David Archuleta is going to play the outdoor stage at Hunters. The “American Idol” season seven alum announced his Island City return.
Nikki Payne wanted to write a romantic caper where a girl gets the justice she's denied in her real life, therefore wrote "The Princess and the P.I."
There’s nothing like a night of guilty pleasures. We all have them. (“Howard the Duck,” anyone?) But perhaps no genre has produced more of them than the horror genre. Now “Evil Dead the Musical,” which has had fans screaming for a generation, is coming to South Florida.
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