As episode 6 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 17 commences, one thing is evident to both RuPaul, the queens and the fans at home: there are still 12 contestants left in the competition.
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If themes of fate vs freewill and wishes going awry interest you, then check out "These Vengeful Wishes" by Vanessa Montalban.
What’s for lunch? You probably know at breakfast what you’re having a few hours later.
“Avenue Q,” the “triple crown” (Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Book) Tony Award-winning musical that is “part flesh, part felt and packed with heart” will be Entr’acte Theatrix’s first production of 2025. The production will run from March 6 through 16 in the Waldron Theatre at Actor’s Rep in West Palm Beach.
There’s never been a better time to listen to queer singer/songwriter Caroline Rose.
Have you ever watched a movie where you could see every plot point coming, but it didn’t matter because the performances by the lead actors were so compelling that you stuck with it? Such is the case with director and co-writer Kyle Hausmann-Stokes’ “My Dead Friend Zoe” (Universal).
If you're a huge fan of Dark Academia and demons, then check out "Unhallowed Halls" by Lili Wilkinson.
If you're interested in a love story taking place in a gorgeous Italian/Sicilian setting, then check out "To Sicily with Love" by Jennifer Probst.
As part of “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 17, Los Angeles-based queen Joella quickly became what can only be described as an "absolute sensation."
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.
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