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Larry Kramer stands up and speaks out

Playwright, novelist and LGBT rights activist Larry Kramer is still making a stand for all Americans.

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Champagne for any occasion

Throwing caution to the wind, I invite you to pick up a glass of Champagne, just...because.

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Advice from immigration lawyer, Nicole Alvarez

With the new administration’s stance on immigration, many people are left wondering what to do.

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Hialeah Park Racing & Casino

With its long, distinguished history, Hialeah Park & Casino is a recognizable symbol for our region, and its best days still lie ahead.

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Glow-in-the dark fun for grown-ups

Maybe it harkens back to more innocent times when fireflies lit sultry summer evenings, and maybe it’s just because it’s hella-fun. Whatever the reason, it’s high time you get your glow on!

Key West Pride kicks off June 7th and Stonewall Parade and Festival in Wilton Manors takes place June 17th. In fact, every June countless cities celebrate the moment when an unassuming little bar on the wrong side of town became a rallying cry for the marginalized.

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LGBTQ youth homelessness in South Florida

An alarming percentage of South Florida’s homeless population is underage and identifies as LGBTQ.

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Oskar Torres Helps You Decompress this Holiday Season

Start with the basics. Mute your cell phone and put on a comfy robe. Light a scented candle and pour yourself a delicious cocktail. Get your favorite playlist going and relax on your couch with a nice plush pillow. No one said gift giving had to be a stressful experience!

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Shimmer, Shine and Sparkle your way through the Season with these Pieces

You undoubtedly have a number of events and gatherings coming up, so pick up a few pieces that will make you the brightest person in the room — without being gaudy.

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Tarrell McCraney’s Moment in the Moonlight

Acclaimed playwright and Miami-native, Tarell McCraney, shares his insight on writing,  his hometown and the new movie based on his work.

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In Tune: The best LGBTQ books and music of 2016

There’s no denying that 2016 was an exceptional year for queer writers and musicians. The year delivered veritable feast for the eyes and ears. New voices — Ocean Vuong and Garth Greenwell — and established writers — Jacqueline Woodson, Paul Lisicky and Julie Marie Wade — thrilled readers with their storytelling. Musically, 2016 found queer favorites such as Tegan and Sara, Rufus Wainwright and Bob Mould continuing to hone their craft, while relative newcomers including Car Seat Headrest, Brandy Clark and Anohni surpassed expectations.