When Helen Ceballos first saw dancer Edrimael Delgado Reyes perform his voguing piece, she said it was like “seeing a body that was transforming before her eyes.”
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Lil Grey is a handsome, 5-year-old, white and gray kitty who is super-affectionate and loving.
Miami-Dade County is known as one of the world's premiere vacation destinations. Annually, 1.65 million LGBTQ U.S. visitors from outside the state generate an economic impact of $1.7 billion on Miami-Dade’s local economy, according to a recent study by Community Marketing & Insights (CMI). Now the Greater Miami LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce (MDGLCC) is working to ensure that it is a destination that is a safe and welcoming place for LGBTQ visitors with the Pink Flamingo Hospitality Certification Program.
The Aqua Foundation for Women has found itself under scrutiny after apologizing for its executive director using a specific hashtag in his demand for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Hanukkah, the celebration of unwavering faith and miracles, is upon us. The eight-night observance is Dec. 7-15 and will be marked by Jewish families and their allies throughout South Florida.
Leatherman Will wasn’t the first choice to be Mr. Ramrod, but he’s turning out to be the right choice. He finds himself in the odd position of ascending to the title well after the contest banners were taken down and the crowd dispersed.
One school in Broward this week is in chaos after some administrators stood up for transgender rights. The four individuals in question have been reassigned while their decisions are investigated.
The AIDS Quilt is far too big to ever be displayed in its entirety again. Each unique panel is dedicated to a life lost to HIV/AIDS. After 40 years, it would cover more space than any urban space could provide.
In South Florida, bears don’t hibernate in winter, they party. Bears of South Florida (BOSFL) are out and about having fun and helping the community.
Sawyer has been waiting since July 27 to get adopted. Could you be the family for him?
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