If your summer reading list is calling for something magical, emotional, and just a little dramatic, in the best way, then trust me, this lineup really delivers this and so much more

It was a stormy Tuesday evening 35 years ago when “the music of the night” thundered Broward County into the cultural big time. 

For Ciara Myst, RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 was a chance to showcase some of the most creative expressions of drag that we have ever seen on the Drag Race runway. While they have left the competition after a very emotional runway performance, there is plenty more to see from this Midwest queen.

Read our interview with April Asher, who wrote "The Cupid Dilemma," down below.

It’s incredible to think that it took this long for Michael Jackson, the late “King of Pop” who died two months shy of his 51st birthday in 2009, to be the subject of a big-screen biopic (in IMAX, no less). Unfortunately, the mono-monikered “Michael” (Universal/Lionsgate), directed by Antoine Fuqua, with a screenplay by gay writer John Logan, comes off as nothing more than a glorified Lifetime movie.

South Florida, I’m going to say it simply, but this is your sign to get back into a theater seat. Right now, "Hairspray" is lighting up the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, and it’s exactly the kind of feel-good, high-energy show that just works this time of year. Running through April 26, Slow Burn Theatre Company is doing what they do best taking a beloved musical and making it feel fresh, fun, and completely engaging from start to finish.