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The Bridge. 10-11 p.m. Wednesday. FX.

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    Perez Hilton on daddy duty

    Being a new father — and a single one at that — doesn’t allow Perez Hilton much down time. But he’s decided to leave his son (via surrogate) in Los Angeles for a good cause: co judging the Ultimate Miami Drag Queen contest at Magic City Casino Saturday night. We spoke to the 35-year-old celebrity blogger, also known to his hometown of Miami as Mario Lavandeira Jr.

  • 'Grown Ups 2'

    Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of July 7

    The week ahead at the movies and on TV

  • Chile's Compañía de Teatro Viajeinmóvil presents a two-person 'Otelo' ('Othello') at the XXVIII International Hispanic Theatre Festival.

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    Variety spices the International Hispanic Theatre Fest

    As Mario Ernesto Sánchez opens the 28th edition of the International Hispanic Theatre Fest, he’s looking to the future with enthusiasm.

  • Colombian singer Carlos Vives, a former superstar, absent from the music scene for many years, is making a comeback.

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    Carlos Vives reviving singing career with tour that plays Miami July 13

    For a decade, Carlos Vives was one of the biggest stars in Latin music. The Colombian singer appeared to have it all, artistically and commercially: From the early 1990s to the early 2000s, he boasted record sales in the millions, arena-filling tours and ardent fans as well as critical and artistic respect for pioneering tropi-pop, a genre that combined Colombian folk music with international pop. Before Shakira and Juanes, Vives made Colombian music popular around the world.

  • Afua Hall in "Red"

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    Dance-theater piece explores civil-rights themes

    Red, the dance-theater piece Afua Hall is debuting at the Miami Theater Center in Miami Shores, has an intriguing premise based on an inspiring story. In it, Hall responds to the story of Ruby Bridges, the young New Orleans girl whose bravery and dignity in desegregating a New Orleans elementary school in 1960 was immortalized in the Norman Rockwell painting The Problem We All Live With.

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