Wilton Manors felt like it was in at least four time zones Dec. 31, and when you shouted “Happy New Year!” depended on how long a bar’s satellite feed was delayed. Along Wilton Drive, cheers would rise up from one bar, followed 40 seconds later by cheers in a parking lot. Moments later, another bar started celebrating.

Khakis? Check. White shirt? Double-check. A cocktail in hand? Coming soon.

Can I hop into your heart and home?

The 42nd Annual Key West Literary Seminar (KWLS) is exploring the “family” of best-selling fiction, biographies, and journalism when it returns for its latest edition. The seminar, taking place Jan. 9-12, explores a different theme each year. It will direct attendees toward the ways writers use the concept of family to narrate and propel the stories of our lives. 

Ten nonprofit organizations in South Florida that serve the HIV/AIDS community received crucial support from The Campbell Foundation. As many of these organizations face budget challenges toward the end of the year, this funding helps ease the strain and brings a little extra light to the season for The Campbell Foundation's partner groups.

The lore of South Florida’s drag is a long and storied one, and it would not nearly be as colorful and dynamic without the contributions of the spectacular and larger than life talent and personality of Noel Leon. Many were stunned Dec. 29 when they woke to the news that the former Miss Florida FI At Large had died.