"I've always had a deep love for community papers. I've always felt that community publications are a social glue that brings us closer.” Those are the words of Lali Safavi, the Publisher of SkirtSoFlo.
Paris, an activist, and a superstar cabaret singer all came through South Florida over the weekend. You could dress up, rock out, and celebrate LGBTQ history all in one night.
On Feb. 22, following a two-day trial, a federal jury in Fort Lauderdale convicted a man for calling the office of former U.S. Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) in D.C. and threatening to kill the member of Congress and another person.
His voice is smooth, and his look is seductive. Longtime fans and new converts sway, smile and sing along when Stefano May takes the stage. Now he’s preparing for his show as part of the HarmonyWaves concert series.
A Broward County School Board resolution that should have passed swiftly led to a nearly one-hour debate — because there was a reference to the Trevor Project.
His microphone was silenced. A moment later, two burly goons were grabbing him by each arm and forcibly removing him from the proceedings.
Beautiful Dixie would love to go home with you.
Bears are on the prowl and taking over Wilton Manors. Lauderdale Tropical Bear Week (FKA Bears In the Alley) is back with new events, guests, and an even better vibe.
It was a moment of celebration, reflection, and accomplishment in the city commission chamber on Feb. 13 when two outstanding members of the community were recognized as part of Black History Month.
One year ago, the idea of taking the reins at Broward House would have seemed like a dream job. A well-run organization making a true impact in the community, it was a “turnkey” opportunity.
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