Will Duraffourg wanted to write about J. R. R. Tolkien's life, so with the help of artist Giancarlo Caracuzzo, he wrote the graphic novel "Tolkien: Lighting Up The Darkness".
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Nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Motion Picture and Best Original Screenplay) and currently sitting at 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, Celine Song’s first film “Past Lives” (A24) is the kind of debut that only comes along occasionally. There are numerous reasons why “Past Lives” has connected with audiences, but it is certain to find a following among queer viewers because the story could just as easily be told from a same-gender perspective.
Aventura Arts Center hosts “Sincerely, Sondheim: A Musical Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim” on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m., featuring Nicholas Rodriguez, direct from his performance in the Tony Award-winning revival of Sondheim’s “Company.”
Black LGBTQ artists will have their talents on full display next month in Wilton Manors. It’s the fifth year of the "Black Art Awakening" exhibit. The public is invited to experience this wealth of artistic expression on Feb. 1 at the Pride Center at Equality Park.
MTV’s Season 16 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” isn’t skimping on any of the intrigue or drama. The colossal U.S. franchise hit the small screen Jan. 5 introducing its 14 new cast members, two of whom are from Miami!
When it comes to unwavering commitment to her LGBTQ fan base, Crystal Waters rises to the occasion.
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 16 has given us a split season premiere filled with stunning talent, and unfortunately that means one contestant has to depart first.
On her 2022 album “Laurel Hell,” Mitski explored synth-pop, giving listeners two irresistible dance tracks: “The Only Heartbreaker” and “Stay Soft.”
One theory about movies released in the winter wasteland of January proposes that these flicks wouldn’t be able to hold their own against others released during more popular movie-going months throughout the year. “I.S.S.” (Bleecker Street), starring out Oscar-winning actor Ariana DeBose, does its part to shatter that myth.
Island City’s Stage’s production of “Which Way to the Stage” features four flawless performances by seasoned actors, but the show belongs to the two leads, Matthew Buffalo and Sofia Porcel, as the obsessed-with-Idina-Menzel-not-quite-making-it-as-actors, Jeff and Judy.
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