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Unlike fiat-based platforms, crypto casinos can offer global access, bypassing banking restrictions that block players in some regions.
The next wave of anti-gay legislation may be on its way in Russia as lawmakers prepare to draft a bill that would make coming out as LGBT publicly a criminal offense, Newsweek reports.
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PHILADELPHIA – A young woman charged with taking part in a group assault on a gay couple in Philadelphia told jurors she never struck the victims or shouted slurs at them.
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“Modern Family” star Reid Ewing made headlines last week when he wrote a piece for the Huffington Post detailing his body dysmorphia and addiction to plastic surgery. On Saturday, the 19-year-old actor took to Twitter and confirmed he’s gay during a conversation on body dysmorphia.
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We hope you’re enjoying the new season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race!” Keep up with the contestants on the show by reading their interviews below.
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When William Elliott sees a Redbox at the local Publix, he doesn’t see convenience. He sees the “death of originality” – a step down from the days when human interaction was a part of every movie rental.
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Projects that have long been waiting in the wings may soon spring into action in Wilton Manors.
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Business owners looking to improve the outside of their storefronts might be able to get Wilton Manors to pay for up to $1,000 of the cost.
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According to the Wilton Manors Police Department, two individuals robbed the Dollar General at 2797 N. Andrews Ave. in Wilton Manors on Dec. 4 at 4:30 a.m. Police responded after a passerby noticed the glass of the front door had been smashed in.
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We’ve taken a look at the most-read stories of the year on sfgn.com and we’re giving our readers recaps and, where needed, updates on some of The Gazette’s most tantalizing articles.
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Developer New Urban Communities wants to build 16 townhomes at 549 NE 21 Court, across from Hagen Park and behind Gables Wilton Park.
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(SS) At least six college students apparently overdosed on Thursday evening, Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue officials said.
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In the absence of a federal law banning discrimination against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people, there is a sharp split among the states, with some enacting such protections and a majority opting not to. According to LGBT-rights advocacy groups, here’s the latest breakdown:
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The city of Oakland Park hosted a community meeting to get more feedback and share plans for OP3D, or the Oakland Park Design Development District.
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Wicked Manors’ theme this year was Turn Back Time. And there were multiple sightings of Cher with sailor minions in tow.
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Why stop and smell just the roses when you can take in the aromas of hundreds of tropical plants?
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This is the last issue of SFGN before election day. By this time next week, we’ll have a good idea of how much support the LGBT community will have in elected offices for the next two years.
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More than 1.5 million Floridians have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. More than 24,500 died from the disease.
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There’s a new grocery store in town, and residents of Oakland Park can now shop at the new ALDI grocery store, which celebrated with a ribbon-cutting Friday morning.
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Thirteen Wilton Manors businesses received grants from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund.
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Wilton Manors residents can now experience a taste of Hawaii thanks to weekly hula classes at the Hagen Park Community Center.
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With all due respect, your recent email about updates to the plan for improving pedestrian safety on Wilton Drive are more of the same, idle words. Not once did you address the problem of dangerous drivers. You continue to pursue band-aid type fixes which may or may not get implemented. Changing the timing of the crosswalk outside city hall was done YEARS ago! Changing the timing of that light again will have NO effectiveness whatsoever.
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Thanks to the Food Network, Wilton Manors’ Andrews Diner has a new look.
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The City of Fort Lauderdale will continue its water chlorination until Sept. 15. This impacts the water service of residents in Wilton Manors and Oakland Park. Fire hydrant flushing will be taking place in conjunction with the water chlorination to ensure that the chlorine is distributed throughout the water system. For more information, call 954-390-2190.
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The commission meeting of Sept. 22 has been rescheduled for Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers, 2020 Wilton Drive.
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The Piatigorsky Foundation of New York City, in a partnership with the Leisure Services Department, will hold the Annual Classical Concert at the Hagen Park Community Center, 2020 Wilton Drive, on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m.
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Efforts to strip away the rights of transgender athletes in Florida appear stalled.
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Commissioners have unanimously approved a request by the owner of Arbor Pet Hospital to expand his practice into the adjacent parcel, formerly the Shepherds Way thrift shop.
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Fabián Núñez, 55, Andrés Galfrascoli, 45, and their 6-year-old adopted daughter Sofía, are among the missing in the Surfside condominium collapse that happened in the early hours of Thursday.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – A Pulaski County judge said Monday that three same-sex couples who sued the state for refusing to name both spouses on the birth certificates of their children can get the documents amended to list both names.
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The first meeting of Wilton Manors’ public art advisory committee yielded a lot of ideas and attendees expressing a desire to bring the city’s art scene into focus.
