Sometimes the arrival of a movie into our lives is so perfect, it feels like a wish coming true.
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Last night, my bestie Sharma were treated ourselves to a night out to see Clue at the Adrienne Arsht Center, and honestly, it was exactly the chaotic, hilarious escape we didn’t know we needed.
There’s something special about gifting a book to someone during the holidays.
“Sort of” based on a chance Sally Kirkland encounter, “Sallywood” (FanForce/Buffalo 8), the feature-length debut by Xaque Gruber, feels like a vintage indie movie. Low budget, quirky, naïve, and unintentionally annoying.
No Day But Today! World AIDS Day Concert on Sunday, Nov. 30, at 6 p.m. at Las Olas Oceanside Park will feature Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp, who originated the roles of Mark Cohen and Roger Davis in Jonathan Larsen’s groundbreaking musical “Rent” on Broadway and re-created their roles in the film version.
Whether dripping in Mugler or in a barely there garment on stage, Detox continues to be one of the most in demand queens in the industry today.
A new reading year is right around the corner, and these 2026 LGBTQ YA releases are already sparking joy on my radar.
Prepare to be swept across the ocean on a wave of music and storytelling as the Adrienne Arsht Center presents Disney’s Moana Live-to-Film Concert on Nov. 29.
In the interest of full disclosure, “Gypsy” is not my favorite musical.
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