Wilon Manors Becomes Focus of a Documentary By JAMES MICHAELS A documentary production team has land- ed in Wilton Manors to produce the seventh installment of “One Square Mile”, a series that explores society within the microcosm of a single square mile. The square miles range from the urban setting of New York City with [...]

Bobby Blanchard Lesbian Gym Teacher, Written by Monica Nolan. Kensignton Books. $15.00 (USD). Review by Ily Goyanes First off, the title alone should tell you that this is not a serious read, but Bobby Blanchard Lesbian Gym Teacher never, for a single page, pretends to be. Author Monica Nolan pokes fun at classic lesbian pulp [...]

-Matty’s on the Drive Celebrates 2nd Anniversary – The place has been called the “sleeping giant on the drive.” It appears the sleeping pussy cat has awoken and its roar is being heard up and down Wilton Drive and a far. Matty’s on the Drive, named after founder Matt Auslander, is stirring the pot and, from all reports, the community is responding and loving it (Excuse us McDonalds).

The long-awaited work has begun on the new Poverello Food Bank and Thrift Store which will be located next door to the GLCC/Pride Center on North Dixie Highway in Wilton Manors. According to sources, gutting of the building, which was an outdoor patio construction and furniture business, has been completed and workmen are removing portions [...]

There are times that GPS’s can be a godsend.  After arriving in Key West, “Restaurants” were programmed in and, at US1/Truman Highway, Taste of Greece popped up.  There is nothing outwardly spectacular about this place, service is laid back and Key Western, but the food and the prices will make you want to tell everyone [...]

-Most of us spend our lives avoiding contracting even the slightest germ, much less an infective virus. We live in a world of hand sanitizer stations at shopping centers and medicine cabinets filled with multi-vitamins and some sort of natural tea product. So it may be unimaginable that there are individuals intentionally seeking out diseases, hoping they will be lucky enough to get bitten by “the bug.” They are called “bug chasers.” This term usually refers to a sub-culture of gay men that intentionally seek to get infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), the virus that causes Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)

FACES United & Proud Arts United is currently presenting its 10th Annual United & Proud member Art Exhibit celebrating Gay pride Month at the Broward County Main Library Gallery 6. The event stretches until June 25. It features over 60 gay, lesbian, bisexual, and gay-supportive artist members showcasing their best work. (Photos by Stephen R. [...]

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Sold Out Show Concludes 24th Season By DMITRY RASHNITSOV Like a She BOP wrap from Rosie’s, sometimes it’s easy to forget how good the Fort Lauderdale Gay Men’s Chorus really is. But just because these boys have been tooting their vocal horns for 24 years, doesn’t mean that they have lost any of their steam. [...]

Well, here we are at the end of summer. Seems like just yesterday I was putting my fur in cold storage after the brutal winter we had. Now, here we are getting ready to scrape frost off of the wind- shield and build a fire in the fireplace … oops, I forgot, I’m not back [...]

-Did someone catch your eye but you were to afraid to say hello? Think someone is straight but want to find out for sure? Send your parting glances to the Florida Agenda at troym@jumponmarkslist.com, and we’ll make sure to connect you and your future mate.

Former Republican Chair Comes Out It has been rumored for several years and those rumors were amplified when he bought a luxury apartment in the ultra-gay neighborhood of Chelsea in New York City last June, but former Republican National Committee chair- man, Ken Mehlman came out of the closet as being gay. In an interview [...]

By RYAN DIXON If you happened to have stop by the ball fields at Mill’s Pond recently, you may have noticed a slight change in things. I’m not talking about a different color grass or more parking; I’m talking about the players on the field. The boys of summer are gone, but the ladies are [...]

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