Genesis Rodriguez has hit the big time. The Miami resident (and daughter of famed singer El Puma) appears in GQ’s January issue. Rodriguez, is promoting her work in two major upcoming films The Last Stand with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Identity Thief with Jason Bateman.

In the article, we find out that Genesis is a huge Miami Heat fan. “I still get chills thinking about LeBron picking us,” she says. “The superteam, just perfection for us.”

One issue: She hasn’t met anybody.

“No one since Shaq! I’d give anything just to take a picture with those gigantic guys.”

Star webcast

Chat with a Glee star. But not in the flesh.

Chris Colfer will participate in a live, interactive Q&A after a screening of his movie, Struck by Lightning. The 8 p.m. event will be held at O Cinema Miami Shores and Cinema Paradiso on Sunday, the same night as the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles.

In the movie, opening Jan. 11, Colfer plays a high schooler who is killed during a storm and looks back on his short life. He also wrote the screenplay.

Info and tickets: www.o-cinema.org, www.fliff.com

Madeleine Marr

Day of fashion

Last year Miami made history by having the first ever 24-hour fashion show on Lincoln Road hosted by Giuliana Rancic of E! News. The show, live streamed on MTV, featured 1,440 different looks—one per minute—to celebrate the so-called Fabric of Our Lives. Its back on March 1 and 2; this time called Cotton’s 24 Hour Runway Show: Road to the Runway. It’s unclear if new mom Rancic is taking the helm again.

Style Squads are traveling the nation in search of six people with inspirational style. At 11 a.m. Friday, they will be on the corner of Meridian Avenue and Lincoln Road looking for the best local style (13 and up please). Info: cotton24hours.thefabric

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Annie Vazquez