Florida lawmakers passed legislation that would limit the ability of local governments to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
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A moment in the Florida Keys can be enough to convince a day tripper or internationally performing group to keep returning.
Masks on, awareness up! That was the mood at Pink Nail Society’s second annual Masquerade In Pink Ball at Hunters Nightclub. The organization is dedicated to prostate cancer detection.
Beautiful Gizmo (ID 713994) was loved her entire life.
Miami Beach Pride — one of South Florida’s largest LGBTQ celebrations — faces significant changes after Florida lawmakers approved legislation that would prohibit local governments from funding diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
Ariana Glaser has been named the 2025 recipient of a $500 scholarship from an NLGJA South Florida chapter. She says it will help her keep pursuing journalism while managing the cost of a private university and planning for graduate school. NLGJA is a group for LGBTQ journalists, awarding scholarships to cover tuition and reporting.
Champagne flowed on the tables while drag queens death-dropped to the floor. Just past the door, waves crashed onto the beach. The new drag brunch at Señor Frogs on Fort Lauderdale Beach is bringing the Sunday Funday we didn’t know we needed.
About two decades ago, when Jimmy Buffett visited Honolulu, he in the process helped another artist make his own eventual connection to Key West. In the early 2000s, ukulele player Jake Shimabukuro was performing in a local surf shop when Buffett stopped by and, impressed, left a note encouraging the young musician to attend an upcoming concert, where he would actually end up playing live.
Some type of change is coming to Wilton Manors parking program. What it will entail is becoming increasingly clear. But who will run it? That’s still an open question.
Handsome Scout (ID 712610) does not want to spend any more time in the shelter.
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