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You can find banter, scheming, longing, and more in Emma R. Alban's book, "Like In Love With You."
On the day that this review is being written, Paris-based filmmaker Ugo Bienvenu received thrilling news. His movie, “Arco” (Neon), was nominated in the best Animated Feature Film category for the 98th Academy Awards, to be broadcast on March 15. Not a bad achievement for Bienvenu’s debut feature-length film.
The Flagler Museum's exhibit, “May I Help You, Madame? The Making of the Modern Department Store” has been extended through May 24.
If there’s one thing Miami does exceptionally well, it’s refusing to choose between artistry, identity, and joy.
A zeitgeist moment occurred in South Florida last weekend, when two of its premier theater companies, Island City Stage and Zoetic Stage, opened plays having to deal with legacies and heritage.
We always need new reads, and some upcoming February novels and recently released ones are bringing romance, magic, and even a little financial empowerment to the forefront.
ShaeShae LaReese truly defines what the phrase “drag excellence” means. From innumerable titles to now appearing on the new Amazon Prime show “Pageant Queens,” the newly minted Miss Florida F.I. Supreme still has her eye on one legendary title. I caught up with LaReese to talk about her own start in drag, the one title that still eludes her, and what it was like moving into a house with other drag legends for “Pageant Queens.”
Check out our interview with Stephanie Archer, author of "The Wild Card."
There were probably some people watching the 83rd Golden Globes on Jan. 11, who found themselves stunned when Leonardo DiCaprio’s name was not called out as the envelope was opened for the Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
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