Bo’s Beach has reopened with a splash, and the vibes represent that pure Florida Keys magic, yet set right here in sunny South Florida.
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When Chinese medical student Li Shiu Tong met Magnus Hirschfeld in Shanghai during Hirschfeld’s 1931 world tour, their relationship — in which Li accompanied and cared for the famed sexologist across continents and the final years of his life — fell quickly into place.
“People think of big cities when they think about the LGBTQ community because it's just more visible there,” said Barry Loveland, co-founder of the LGBT Center of Central PA History Project, explaining that it’s often easier to find and document the stories of queer urban pasts. “The more rural areas, like Central PA — when I started this project 13 years ago, nobody was telling those stories.”
We pulled into the strip mall where Embarcadero 41’s Pembroke Pines outpost lives.
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Every fall, Universal Orlando Resort flips a switch, and the entire park becomes a living, breathing nightmare.
As hurricane season begins to wind down, another season, which is welcomed, is hot on its heels; the season of food festivals.
Walking into Casa Gianna, the newest restaurant inside the Gale Miami, feels like stepping out of downtown and right into a warmly lit trattoria somewhere along the Amalfi Coast.
There are restaurants that transport you somewhere special.
There’s a reason Casa D’Angelo is consistently rated in the top 10 restaurants in South Florida.
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