You might not think the House of Lords of the late 1980s and the Florida Legislature of the early 2020s would have much in common, other than questionable oral hygiene, but you’d be mistaken.
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Flip through the channels or scroll down your social media feeds and it’s hard to miss the latest headlines about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ longtime feud with Disney. In the 15 months since the entertainment giant – and Florida’s largest private employer – spoke out against the anti-LGBT “Don’t Say Gay” bill, DeSantis has threatened and targeted Disney.
To call actress Kate Marilley a Tim Burton fan might be an understatement.
Amelia Possanza releases her book, "Lesbian Love Tales: A Memoir in Archives," Michelle Marquez Dee comes out as bi, and a Montana rep. says anti-trans politicians won't win.
On Sunday, South Plantation High School theater teacher Jason Zembuch Young will be honored at the 76th annual Tony Awards in New York City, along with the top Broadway productions, performers, creatives and tradespeople of the season.
A common complaint against director and screenwriter Andrea Pallaoro, is that his screenplays (including 2017’s “Hannah” starring Charlotte Rampling) feel incomplete, with a lack of essential dialogue, in a way that puts great pressure on his actors.
Interested in stories about a journey filled with comedy, drama, and heart? Then check out "Time Out" by Todd Milliner, Sean Hayes, and Carlyn Greenwald.
The rainbow flags, the parades and confetti, this time of year makes you want to celebrate Pride Month in any way you can.
The best part about reading a book by Lammy Award-winning queer humor essayist Samantha Irby, including her new one, “Quietly Hostile” (Vintage, 2023), is the way she makes you laugh out loud.
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