If you are a fan of the popular queer Netflix series “Heartstopper,” then you will probably also adore “Bonus Track” (Sunrise Films). Co-written by actor Josh O’Connor (“Challengers,” “God’s Own Country,” and the forthcoming gay movie “The History of Sound”), “Bonus Track” is the feature-length debut from director Julia Jackman.
Lauren “LG” Gilbert doesn’t just want to rock. She wants to leave you with no choice but to feel something — deeply.
On Feb. 23, South Florida Pride Youth Band Season 14 joins forces with members of the South Florida Pride Concert Band, to experience the bridge-building power of music in our community.
Amy Novesky not only has a fondness for honeybees, by was also inspired by Sylvia Plath and wrote "The Poet and the Bees."
From 1964 until Diana Ross’ departure in 1969, The Supremes (as they were known in the beginning) released as few as two albums a year (or as many as five, as in 1965).
From the moment I slipped on my sparkly disco ears, I knew the night was going to be magical. "Mamma Mia! The Musical" at the Arsht Center on Feb. 18 wasn’t just a musical. It was a full-on glittery, feel-good, ABBA-fueled extravaganza that had me twirling in my fluffy blue skirt and sparkly Stormtrooper shirt like I was born to be a dancing queen.
The entertainer known throughout South Florida as simply Electra was born into a Navy family as Jim Lyman Buff in 1958.
The Slow Burn production of “Parade" is the feel-bad musical of the season.
We suffer no shortage of events here in South Florida. From Palm Beach to Miami, there are literally dozens of entertainment options every day. While personal tastes vary, you can bet that these tasty treats coming up this spring and summer will satisfy just about any appetite. We have several South Florida debuts, a couple of original pieces, and some returning favorites, all enough to whet your appetite.
As the fifth episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 17 kicks off, Joella has departed the competition and while some of the queens seem shook at seeing her leave, others (Kori King and Acacia Forgot in particular) are not overly disappointed at seeing the self-appointed “Los Angeles icon” sashay away.
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