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South Florida Gay News is a weekly alternative newspaper that serves the South Florida community. Founded by Norm Kent in 2009, it has been providing valuable content for over a decade.

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A President Declares War on Half the Country | Opinion

4 days ago | outsfl.com | Sabrina Haake

Temporarily upstaged by war in the Middle East, last week’s Senate Armed Services hearings suggested war might be brewing closer to home. Trump seeks an unprecedented $1 trillion defense budget that will be used, in large part, on American soil. Ever since he was blocked from shooting George Floyd protesters, Trump has been itching to deploy the military against U.S. citizens. In 2020, during a White House meeting, Trump asked his Joint Chief of Staff why he couldn’t just shoot the protesters.
Newsom Should Have Trump Arrested | Opinion

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Sabrina Haake

When border czar Tom Homan threatened to arrest California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Trump goaded Homan on, telling reporters, “I would do it if I were Tom. I think it's great!” adding, “Gavin likes the publicity, but I think it would be a great thing.”While Trump brays about having a Democratic governor arrested and Kristi Noem had a Democratic U.S. Senator tackled for asking questions, someone should tell them that two can play that game. In the State of California, inciting public violence is a crime.
'Materialists' - Play with Matches, Get Burned

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Gregg Shapiro

Filmmaker Celine Song’s acclaimed and award-winning 2023 writing and directing debut “Past Lives” was a unique and original take on modern love. It invited viewers on an unforgettable journey through memory and heartbreak. Song’s second feature as writer and director, “Materialists” (A24), is also a love story, although one with a more cynical tone. Lucy (Dakota Johnson, and her resting blah face) is a failed actress whose true talents lie in matchmaking.
A Night with Elio: Finding Magic, Meaning, and Family at the Movies | Opinion

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Aurora Lydia Dominguez

Last night was one of those rare, glowing moments where everything just felt right. From the people to the movie to the message it carried. My husband Sebastian and I joined our close friends Marissa, her daughter Natalie (who is like a niece to me), Brooke, Marian, and Sharma for a private screening of Elio at the Dania Pointe Regal Theater, and the evening was nothing short of magical and fun. From the moment we arrived, excitement bubbled in the air.
'Backhanded Compliments' - Queer Love on and off the Court

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Aurora Lydia Dominguez

We caught up with author Katie Chandler to talk about her latest novel "Backhanded Compliments" — a swoony sapphic tennis romance with a soulmark twist. From her love of tennis to the power of queer representation, here’s what she had to share. What was your inspiration behind your most recent book? BACKHANDED COMPLIMENTS is inspired by my absolute obsession and love of tennis.
Out Abroad: UK Pride Bans Parties; Uganda Law Fuels Abuse; India Questions Trans Blood Ban

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Kennedy McKinney

U.K. Pride events ban political parties over anti-trans rulings, Uganda faces international outrage after harsh anti-LGBTQ laws spark abuse, and India’s Supreme Court questions a discriminatory blood donor ban. Political Parties Banned From Pride in the U.K.Four of the U.K.’s largest Pride organizers — London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Brighton — have banned political party participation in upcoming events.
Worth the Wade: An Interview with Jensen Atwood

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Gregg Shapiro

There’s no question that when Patrik-Ian Polk’s series “Noah’s Arc” premiered on Logo 20 years ago, it was a groundbreaking creation — the story of a group of black gay men and their wonderful friendship. The arc of the cute main character, Noah (Darryl Stephens), included his relationship with hot Wade (Jensen Atwood), a situation that regularly steamed up TV screens.
Movies With Pride: Adam & Steve | WATCH

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Gregg Shapiro |John Hayden

To celebrate Pride Month, OutSFL Entertainment Reporter Gregg Shapiro and veteran entertainment journalist John Hayden have picked their favorite LGBTQ movies. We will bring you their reviews every week in June. Gregg Shapiro: If you really want to test the boundaries of discernment, I suggest this hilarious-but-offensive, tasteless, and inappropriately humorous movie. Released 20 years ago, it’s a movie about gay love and even has a happy ending with the wedding.
All That Jazz and More: A Conversation with Michael Vita, Original 1975 Cast Member of 'Chicago'

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Aurora Lydia Dominguez

As "Chicago" celebrates its 50th anniversary, audiences across the country are once again captivated by its sharp satire, iconic choreography, and unforgettable music. But for Michael Vita, an original cast member of the groundbreaking 1975 Broadway production, this milestone brings with it a lifetime of memories, reflections, and enduring pride.
Out Nation: Trans Athlete’s Victory Becomes Trump’s Next Target; Lawmakers Advocate For Drag Restrictions

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Clinton Engelberger

President Donald Trump criticizes a trans athlete's win in California, Ohio lawmakers advocate for drag restrictions, and WorldPride in the District of Columbia carried on despite political concerns. AB Hernandez, a 16-year-old track and field athlete, won one silver and two gold medals at her state finals' competition. But her victories are now the target of politicians and conservative activists who want to keep trans women out of sports.