In 1974, amidst the backdrop of Black civil rights and nationalism, a brave librarian, journalist, novelist, and scholar, Ann Allen Shockley defied norms by penning “Loving Her,” the first Black lesbian novel ever. This landmark
In a significant win for the Democrats, Tom Suozzi clinched victory in a special election for a U.S. House seat in New York. The victory in the politically mixed suburban district is seen as a
Remember, when in the film, Barbie said, “I don’t have anything big planned. Just a giant blowout party with all the Barbies, and planned choreography, and a bespoke song. You should stop by.”? Malibu Barbie
The new issue of HOTspots magazine is on stands, and it has everything you want to do and know to spend this month well! Remember, Valentine’s Day is not the end of the month of
Join Jonathan, a board member of Forward Miami and producer of Gay8 Festival, as he shares insights into LGBTQ+ events, diversity, and inclusion. Stay tuned for updates on upcoming festivals, community gatherings, and discussions about
In a small studio in Mexico City, Guillermo Barraza, who is 32 years old, is making history. He’s a journalist and the first drag queen ever to host a news show on Mexican TV! His
Experience the comedic brilliance of Miss Richfield, 1981, in “Bad Advice” at the Sunshine Cathedral Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, February 17. Tickets for the show start at $35, offering audiences the chance
During Black History Month, Visit Lauderdale celebrates the rich heritage of the Black community with various events and activities, and every queer community member is invited to explore this cultural experience. The Old Dillard Museum,
Fans rejoice as Laith Ashley returns to the Pit Crew on RuPaul‘s Drag Race Season 16! The model, actor, and singer initially appeared in Season 10’s “Breastworld” challenge. His presence was recognized by vigilant fans
Ronnie Larsen, a multifaceted artist known for his dynamic productions, is gearing up for his latest theatrical endeavor, “Sea Men.” This campy and adventurous musical reimagines Captain James Cook’s historic discovery of Hawaii, promising a
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