Midnight Reads is going full noir in 2026 with three teen thrillers that explore deception in every tense and temperature.
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Anne Steele is having fun. You can tell it when she’s giving an interview, when she’s singing, or even when she’s chatting up a fan in the audience. She’s a mainstay of the New York City cabaret scene, producing a full new show every year.
Already two of the most popular queens to emerge from the “RuPaul’s Drag Race“ franchise, Plastique Tiara and Nymphia Wind are combining their talents for a brand-new tour, aptly titled The Serpents Tour.
Check out Caitlin Rother's interview, the author of "Hooked."
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.
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