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Coral Gables Magazine
Published 21 hours agoSmiling Through the Apocalypse
GableStage opens its 28th season with “Weather Girl,” a dark comedy starring Ella Olesen as a Los Angeles weather reporter navigating record-breaking heat, wildfires and personal turmoil.
The Town-Crier
Published October 02Wellington Sci-Fi Author Helps Others See Invisible People
By Fiona Slusarev Would you notice if society’s most overlooked people began disappearing? How about if they returned, but they were somehow transformed? Who are you, if your memories were never actually yours? Wellington-based author Jeremy Luna, writing under the pen name…
The Town-Crier
Published October 02‘Daniel And The Fiery Furnace’ Is An Interesting Faith-Based Film
‘I’ ON CULTURE The movie Daniel and the Fiery Furnace is another one of the faith-based films that are now becoming more popular. It is a bit simplistic, but very strong in its depiction of faith. I have always been fascinated by that particular book of the Old Testament, the…
The Town-Crier
Published October 02Animal Rehab Institute And Farrier Andre Tufano Host The Renowned Yogi Sharp
In September, the Animal Rehab Institute, in conjunction with South Florida farrier Andre Tufano, hosted the legendary Yogi Sharp for a two-day seminar at the institute in Loxahatchee Groves. Sharp, a British farrier, researcher, educator and equine hoof-care specialist, is best…
The Town-Crier
Published October 02Wellington Piano Duo To Perform At Palm Beach Atlantic University On Oct. 10
Piano Duo Gastesi-Bezerra, comprised of longtime Wellington residents Estibaliz Gastesi and Márcio Bezerra, will be a feature of Palm Beach Atlantic University’s 16th Hispanic Heritage Festival on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Envisioned and organized by Gastesi and Bezerra in…
Town of Jupiter News
Published October 01Event Announcement – Art Committee’s "It's Alive" Art Show
Palm Beach ArtsPaper
Published October 01‘Primetime’: Where the only reality is gotcha host’s warped psyche
Given Lance Oppenheim’s background in documentaries, one would be forgiven for expecting his new Chris Hansen biopic, Primetime, to hew to a naturalism akin to his usual form. It may be a starry feature film, but surely it will be grounded in an unimpeachable nonfiction…
Coral Springs Talk
Published September 30Coral Springs Museum of Art Opens Downtown Gallery With Picasso Exhibition
The Coral Springs Museum of Art will celebrate the opening of its new downtown gallery Oct. 9 with music, drinks and an exhibition featuring 57 original prints by Pablo Picasso.
Parkland Talk
Published September 30Parkland Buddy Volunteer’s Book Embraces Neurodiversity, Empathy
Tips for handling anxiety, facts on neurodiversity and autism, and a friendship challenge are just a few of the puzzle pieces that fit together in the book created by Parkland Buddy Sports volunteer and Coral Springs Charter senior Sydney Leath.
Florida Weekly (Naples)
Published September 276th place winner
“Beyond Measure” By Mary Pierce of Juno Beach “I’m going out for cigarettes,” Margie announced. “In this?” Gina glanced toward the window. “You’re crazy!” There was a foot of snow on the ground, with more in the forecast, but Margie didn’t care. “Actually, I prefer weather like…
Calle Ocho News
Published September 23Arsht Center Hispanic Heritage Programming Connects Miami Through Culture, Memory and Access
The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to the arts.
Palm Beach ArtsPaper
Published September 23The View From Home: ‘Hell’s Highway’ unearths the morbid history of the driver’s-ed shock doc
The scariest thing I saw on television as a child was an episode of the animated G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero in which seemingly solid characters melt into a purplish ooze. I learn now, on the interwebs, that the episode was a Twilight Zone-inspired two-parter called “There’s…