There’s something undeniably magical about a South Florida sunset, with the sky brightly painted as the city’s energy hums just beyond the horizon.
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There is something magical about a café that makes you want to stay all afternoon, where the scent of fresh pastries mingles with the sound of laughter, and every bite feels like a love letter to French-Latin comfort food.
I recently revisited Westgate Vacation Villas Resort in Orlando, a place that continues to feel like an all-in-one paradise for families, couples, and anyone ready to recharge in the Florida sunshine.
At the sleek and sea-inspired Catch & Cut in Fort Lauderdale, culinary innovation blends seamlessly with timeless tradition.
Do you remember the joy of getting a full-sized candy bar in your trick-or-treat bag?
One of Florida’s most notorious episodes in queer history revolves around a small, purple-covered pamphlet that shocked the state and played a crucial role in shaping LGBTQ politics and history in Florida.
This is not a review. I always let a place settle in a couple of months before I do a full-fledged review. This is more of a “How ya doing?” column.
Although no law can truly prevent unfair treatment, nondiscrimination laws act as a deterrent and offer a path to accountability when problems arise. But many state statutes do not explicitly protect LGBTQ+ people — and without federal nondiscrimination laws pertaining to the queer community, most LGBTQ+ people in the United States are left vulnerable.
The South Beach Seafood Festival returns Oct. 22-25, with the introduction of an all-new two-night dinner series, "An Evening in Miami Beach.”
Maria Pulzetti said many folks will tell her that their first exposure to LGBTQ+ activism was in middle school or high school, through the national youth movement known as Day of Silence. However, these same folks do not realize a key detail about the annual event until Pulzetti informs them.
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