(LA Blade) A colorful wall mural in Dade County has attracted the ire of municipal authorities who say the mural, which includes a child of color reading a book, a verse from a Maya Angelo poem, and an LGBT Pride rainbow symbol, violates building codes.

A banner in support of Black Lives Matter is back at Hôtel Gaythering.

Tim Buckley doesn’t want you to fly Qatar Airways.

Miami-based gay singer-songwriter Jay Thomas and his musician-producer and boyfriend Oscar Quesada decided to make the best of it after the pandemic brought live performances to a halt.

Say goodbye to 2016 and hello to the new year with three back-to-back parties taking place in the hottest Miami clubs.

Smorgasburg, the largest open-air food market in America with locations in New York and Los Angeles, is launching in Miami in the heart of Wynwood at 2612 NW 2nd Ave. in March.

In October, Our Fund Foundation presented $355,000 in Health and Wellness Fund grants to South Florida nonprofits serving the local queer community.

A week after announcing her run for California’s next governor, Caitlyn Jenner said that transgender girls shouldn’t be allowed to compete in girls’ sports.

(SS) Researchers at the University of Miami are studying whether COVID-19 can be sexually transmitted.

After years of delays it appears the case of four men accused of attacking a gay couple in 2018 on Miami Beach is inching towards a resolution. 

The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is one of the coolest spots in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

The show will go on, but not as originally planned.

Last January, Compass announced a grant award that would be used to start a groundbreaking new program called The Transgender Economic Empowerment (TEE) Program.

Palace South Beach came under attack after a video from April posted by a right-wing influencer surfaced of children dancing with a drag queen and collecting money from the crowd.

Tattoos. Anime. What do you get when you combine the two? This weekend’s Anime Ink Convention at the Miami Beach Convention Center.   

The LGBT Visitor Center will present the second annual “Pink Flamingo Awards” honoring people, places and organizations that have demonstrated a level of excellence in our community throughout the year. This year’s awards show promises to be an entertainment extravaganza!

HIV can affect anyone in South Florida, regardless of sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, gender, or age.

Just a month ago, the Paralympic Games in Tokyo celebrated the ability of athletes to overcome their disabilities and physical limitations in sports ranging from cycling and swimming to basketball and tennis.

In South Florida, there are a few reliable signs that winter is coming: flights full of snowbirds migrating south for the winter and the appearance of colorful tents on the shores of Biscayne Bay.

South Florida audiences will be treated to a unique interpretation of traditional flamenco dance when Flamenco Festival Miami returns to the Arsht Center this month. 

The DeSantis administration is revoking the Hyatt Regency Miami's alcohol license after hosting "A Drag Queen Christmas'' at one of its facilities.  

Drag shows, and the bars that host them, could soon disappear across the entire state of Florida.

Development was a consistent storyline throughout 2021 as Wilton Manors grappled with changes to its land use and zoning codes.

Democrats still hold the upper hand in Miami Beach, barely. 

MIAMI (AP) — Miami Dolphins safety Don Jones was fined an undisclosed amount Sunday and will undergo educational training after sending a negative tweet about Michael Sam, the first openly gay player to be selected in the NFL draft.

Broadway fans in Miami will be treated to the perfect mix of new and beloved musicals at the Arsht Center’s Ziff Ballet Opera House, including two local premieres.

Stages in Miami and Fort Lauderdale will glitter with stars from all corners of the operatic world in a grand season filled with romance, ruses and rebellion.

What a difference a year makes! Last year, South Florida arts venues, theater and dance companies and musical ensembles were still cautiously resuming operations amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) announced its 25th anniversary season earlier this year, but the biggest news was the symphony will make the New World Center its new Miami Beach home.

The Theater Up Close series at the Arsht Center in Miami, featuring local award-winning companies Zoetic Stage and City Theatre, returns with five productions in 2022-23, including two world premieres, one Florida premiere and one regional premiere.