Bal Khabra has always been fascinated with sports and loves ballerina and hockey romance stories, so she wrote, "Spiral."
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As Episode 3 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 17 kicks off, Hormona Lisa returns to the Werk Room, “safe to slay another day” as RuPaul so aptly put it (she escaped elimination by pulling the correct lever to drop Michelle Visage into the Badonka Dunk tank).
Last year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in arts funding throughout the state, including 50 grants in Broward County totaling $2.5 million.
With her 2024 movie “The Substance,” filmmaker Coralie Fargeat took body horror to new and terrifying (some may say nauseating) heights.
Neal Shusterman wanted to explore how absolute contentment could disrupt power dynamics and challenge human desires and motivations, so he wrote, "All Better Now."
Erin Foley stars in a night of stand-up comedy at Hideaway on 26 with local favorite Lisa Corrao, presented by G Girls, on Feb. 1.
Empire Stage hosts ArtBuzz Theatrics’ production of David Mamet’s tale of toxic masculinity, “Glengarry Glen Ross,” opening on Feb. 7 and running through Feb 23.
We’ve gotten to witness half of the brand new “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 17 dolls deliver their best talent, and as they re-enter the Werk Room for Episode 2, Acacia Forgot is disheartened that not only is in the bottom, but she was the only one who took the chance to sing an original song live on stage. Conversely, Suzie Toot enjoyed her own toe-tapping soar to victory and received tremendous accolades from her fellow competitors.
If you’ve been following fruitful queer singer/songwriter Rachael Sage throughout her nearly 30-year career, you may remember that, backed by a band, she mainly accompanied herself on piano and or organ.
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