An inimitable singer and interpreter of other people’s songs with a singular voice, as well as a few songwriting credits to her name, Linda Ronstadt hasn’t released a new album since 2006 due to being diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy.
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It wasn’t easy finding a silver living during COVID-19, but Pompano Beach’s leaders did.
Seema Yasmin wanted to write a book celebrating queer icons and queer people's contributions to society over the centuries, so that was one of the reasons why she wrote, "The ABCs of Queer History."
According to wackadoodle preacher, and ex-gay, Pastor Royer (David Koechner), in co-directors Colby Holt & Sam Probst’s “Ganymede” (VMI Worldwide), a Ganymede is an unrepentant homosexual.
“Refreshing” at Claudia Castillo ART Studio presents works by Gabriel Garbow, running through Oct. 4.
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While Ann Rose wouldn't classify "The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean" a rom-com, she does include a lot of humor and kissing into it.
Is there anything Elizabeth Banks can’t do? She’s a game show host (“Press Your Luck”). She’s a director (“Cocaine Bear” and “Pitch Perfect 2”). She’s a comedic actor (“30 Rock” and “Modern Family”) who is also comfortable doing dramatic work (“Love and Mercy” and “Brightburn”).
Of all the LGBTQ novels I’ve read during the summer of 2024 (some of which were unfinishable), there are only two I’ve been consistently recommending without hesitation.
When mounting a stage parody of TV’s “The Golden Girls,” it takes really big shoes to fill the roles originated by iconic stars Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty. And those shoes need to be even bigger when the four female leads are portrayed by men, says actor Vince Kelley, who steps into McClanahan’s part of Blanche in “Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue” Tuesday, Sept. 3 to Sunday, Sept. 29 at Broward Center’s Amaturo Theater.
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