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only a thriving arts community but also a rising art and cultural tourism destination. Art Week ended with a party at the new Gray Box theater.
On Saturday, November 8, Tropics Grille and Norman Extract presented, live direct from New York & Las Vegas Holly Faris the first female to female impersonator to perform live on Wilton Drive at Tropics Grille. The 90-minute show sold out as we all watched Holly transform from Liza to Cher to Joan to Kamala and more
Wilton Manors Art Week
On Friday, November 14, Eagle Wilton Manors held their annual Mr. Eagle contest which is a preliminary to International Mr. Leather. With 5 very qualified candidates, your new Mr. Eagle
On Saturday, November 15, was the monthly Wilton Manors Artwalk (3rd Saturday of every month Oct-May). During Art Walk, Arts United Gallery presented their Artist showcase featuring the world premiere of “Wilton Manors Live” starring the “The Ill-Manored Players.”
Also on Saturday, Equality Florida presented their annual Broward Gala with the theme “Back to Broadway” at the Westin Convention Center Fort Lauderdale. Varla Jean Merman was an amazing host to the packed ballroom. Congrats to EQFL for another incredible Broward Gala.
tied for talent, so they could not break the tie and crowned them both): Candi H. Fuentes and Rabiosa St. Lorans. Congrats to the winners, the producers, and all the contestants for a fabulous job on stage!
On Tuesday, November 11 was the monthly Pride Skate, NOW the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Pride Skate is a benefit for Stonewall Pride and takes place at Xtreme Action Park from 7-10pm and stars DJ T-Pro with performances by Velvet Lenore and Rianna Petrone.
On Wednesday, November 12, Twist presented their annual Turnabout, a night of exquisite shows by the Twist staff. The was hosted by TP Lords and featured DJ Aulden Brown. This was a fun night watching Twist employees dress and perform in drag.
Equality Florida
Twist
Eagle Wilton Manors
Thursday, November 20
Chocolate City presents their monthly “Open Mic Night” from 7 to 9pm. Submit your talent at hotspots.click/openmic History Fort Lauderdale, presents a free book signing and meet & greet with Christiana Lilly, author of “Secret Fort Lauderdale: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure.” She will be available to meet guests and autograph copies of her newest book from 6pm – 8pm. Her appearance is part of History Fort Lauderdale’s “Florida Scribes & Stories,” a meet the author series that offers literary and history enthusiasts a chance to speak with local authors, purchase their latest releases and have them signed. Drinks and light bites will be provided. Guests may RSVP to https://bit.ly/FloridaScribesLilly2025. For more information about History Fort Lauderdale, please call (954) 463-4431 or visit them online at
historyfortlauderdale.org.
From tonight through Sunday, November 30, Kravis Center presents "Twas The Night Before..." This is Cirque du Soleil’s first holiday show, based on the classic poem “A Visit from Saint Nicolas” by Clement Clarke Moore. Memorable lines from this cherished classic inspired Cirque’s story about a jaded young girl who rediscovers the magic of the holidays. A festive flurry of love and cheer created especially for families, "Twas The Night Before..." features thrilling acrobatics, lovable characters—and a soundtrack including holiday classics reinvented by Cirque du Soleil. The show was conceived and is directed by Cirque du Soleil Senior Artistic Director James Hadley, a 25-year veteran of circus productions and live theater. For tickets or more info, go to Kravis.org.
Friday, November 21
The Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida
Photo:
History Fort Lauderdale Kravis Center
will join the Bears of South Florida at Hunters Nightclub from 5 to 8pm for their Annual Holiday Bear Drive. We'll be gathering to collect teddy bears for children receiving care at the Salah Foundation Children's Hospital at Broward Health. Each bear brings joy, comfort, and a reminder that our community cares.
The 2025/2026 Aventura Comedy Series, presented by the City of Aventura, will bring nationally recognized comedians and rising stars to the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center for a season filled with laughter and entertainment. Arguably one of the hardest-working women in comedy today, Tammy Pescatelli, kicks off the series today at 8pm. Pescatelli, known for her relatable and tongue-in-cheek humor on topics including sports, television, dating and family life, starred in the reality series "A Stand-Up Mother," which followed her as she balanced family responsibilities with a growing career. Buy tickets online at Aventuracenter.org, This event contains adult language or content.
The Broward Center for the Performing Arts presents Pioneer Winter Collective –Apollo from today through November 23. Apollo is a dance-theater work that explores intergenerational queer dynamics, memory, HIV/AIDS, and legacy. Blending dance, theater, and queer history, the piece reimagines Greek mythology’s Apollo and Balanchine’s 1928 ballet through lived queer experience. Instead of Muses, Apollo encounters three queer elders—past iterations of himselfwho challenge, guide, and reflect him. Together, they navigate mentorship, community, and the body as an archive of memory and survival. By confronting ageism and honoring queer legacies, Apollo celebrates connection across generations and redefines who gets to be seen and celebrated on stage. For tickets,
back the Mr. Scandals contest which will take place today starting at 8pm. The night will be hosted by the queen of Scandals Jessica Channing and feature male contestants competing in the categories of Presentation (Rhinestone Cowboy), Talent, Evening Wear and Q&A. If you want to compete, send Jessica an email at Jessicachanning66@gmail.com or text, her on Facebook and include your info. To purchase seats which are only $5 and $7, call 954-478-4587.
Twist presents Rough and Ready: A night like no other starring the ICONIC DJ Connie Casserole...this is not to be missed!
The City of Aventura proudly presents the 2025/2026 Aventura Broadway Concert Series, bringing Broadway’s brightest stars and show-stopping performances to the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Stephanie J. Block kicks off the series for a fantastic night at the theatre at 8pm at the Aventura
“The Boy from Oz” opposite Hugh Jackman in 2003. She has since won the 2019 Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical, for her portrayal in “The Cher Show,” along with the Drama Desk Award and Outer Critics Award and countless other accolades for various performances. For more information or tickets (VIP Option including a meet and greet are available), go to Aventuracenter.org
Upstage Productions presents a ‘Bette Midler Tribute: Bathhouse to Broadway’ in the Gray Box Theatre (1444 NE 26th Street in Wilton Manors} tonight at 7:30pm and Sunday, November 23 at 3pm. This intimate cabaret show honors “The Divine Miss M’s” illustrious career. Audiences will hear stories ranging from her humble beginnings at the Continental Baths to her Tony Awardwinning performance in “Hello, Dolly!” and
beyond. This show features some of Midler’s iconic hit songs, including “The Rose,” “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “Otto Titsling.” “Bette Midler Tribute: Bathhouse to Broadway” is created by award winning performers Shelley Keelor and Sabrina Lynn Gore. Ms. Keelor stars in this production with supporting performances from Ms. Gore and Kristi Rose Mills. Ms. Keelor is a celebrated actress and international soloist who has enchanted audiences for over three decades in cities ranging from Orlando to Istanbul. Tickets are $49, with $107.70 VIP tickets available with the code VIPPAWS. VIP ticket proceeds will support the Humane Society of Broward County. All tickets can be purchased at https://www.showpass.com/bette/.
In celebration of its 50th Anniversary, Hoffman’s Chocolates is thrilled to announce that it is bringing back its beloved Winter Wonderland to a spectacular new location: the enchanting Flamingo Gardens, 3750 S Flamingo Road in Davie. Flamingo Gardens is known for its annual Garden of Lights set across 10 acres of breathtaking Botanical Gardens, and now Hoffman’s Chocolate’s Winter Wonderland at Flamingo Gardens Presented by Amazon is sure to be bigger, brighter and spread more holiday cheer than ever. The holiday extravaganza runs from today through Tuesday, December 30, from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. nightly and will be closed on Thanksgiving Day (November 27) and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (December 24 and 25). Tickets are now on sale at https://flamingogardens.org/winterwonderland/.
Thursday, November 27
Georgie's Alibi Monkey Bar presents Thanksgiving Dinner from 3pm to 12:30am for $20.99 and includes turkey, smashed potatoes, homemade stuffing, green bean casserole, cranberries and savory gravy.
Adventura Broadway Concert Series
Sunday, November 30
CAN Community Health presents World AIDS Day Concert starring original stars from "Rent" Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp in Fort Lauderdale at the Las Olas Oceanside Park. For more information or to purchase tickets, go to Nodaybuttoday.org
Broward House presents One Wish: The Annual Candlelight Walk for HIV at Esplandae Park (400 SW 2nd st.) in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The gathering starts at 5:30pm, with the walk at 6pm and the food and fellowship from 6:30-8pm.
The Bears of South Florida invites everyone to join them for their annual Grant Ceremony at Hunters Nightclub from 6 to 7:30pm. This will be an evening of celebration, community and giving back as they present their annual grants. This year they are doubling their impact by distributing @ $200,000 in grants to 13 local LGBTQ+ nonprofit organizations that are making a difference right here in South Florida. The night will also feature complimentary hors d’oeuvres, live entertainment by cabaret bear Tony Oakley. Please rsvp to BOSFL.org as space is limited.
Tuesday, December 2
Arts United Gallery presents their 2nd annual Dirty Santa, an exclusive fundraiser with art, entertainment and holiday mischief from 6-9pm. The dirty Santa and host will be Carlos from Next Bar and Lounge, with singing sensation Natasha Ricketts, The Tatted Violinist Marcos Aycox, DJ drag legend Adora, raffle and auctions. There will also be a culinary dinner sponsored by Marc Martorana and Commissioner Don D'Arminio. For more information, go to Artunitedflorida.com.
Fridge Art Fair Miami Beach 2025 takes place today through December 7. Faith, Freedom, and Careless Whispers: The George Michael Experience, will take place across multiple vibrant locations throughout Miami Beach, featuring special exhibitions, site-specific installations, performances, and community partnerships. They are excited to return to both the LGBT Visitor Center, in the heart of South Beach, and Habitat Hyett, on Miami Beach’s famous shopping and entertainment district, Lincoln Road. They are thrilled to announce their newest location, the Palace South Beach on Ocean Drive, famous for its iconic drag brunch and rooftop bar. Programming details and participating artists will be announced in the coming months. Inspired by the music, style, and unapologetic individuality of the iconic artist, this edition pays tribute to George Michael’s legacy as a groundbreaking cultural force whose art and activism continue to resonate across generations. And as always—Fridge Art Fair is free to visit! "Can you fit into the fridge?” Submissions are open to ALL. fridgeartfair.com
From today until Sunday, December 7, the Arsht center presents the Broadway touring company of "Clue." Murder and
CAN Community Health
blackmail are on the menu when six mysterious guests assemble at Boddy Manor for a night they’ll never forget! Was it Mrs. Peacock in the study with the knife? Or was it Colonel Mustard in the library with the wrench? Based on the fan-favorite 1985 Paramount Pictures movie and inspired by the classic Hasbro board game, Clue is the ultimate whodunit that will leave you dying of laughter and keep you guessing until the final twist. For tickets, or more information, go to Arshtcenter.org.
Wednesday, December 3
Hunters Nightclub presents their annual "Glad to Give Gala," this year, benefitting Sunserve. The gala takes place from 7 to 10pm. Dress Code is elegant evening, and tickets are $75 and include Hors D'oeuvres, open bar and live music. For more informa-
tion or to purchase tickets, go to Sunserve.org/Glad.
HOT Stuff
URGE returns this Thanksgiving Weekend 2025 with a Special Edition designed as a pause between acts — a bold intermission before the full festival returns in 2026. But make no mistake: this “intermission” arrives with the power and energy of a main event. This year, the URGE team reimagines the holiday weekend experience with four curated events showcasing some of the most exciting DJs in the global circuit. The aim is simple: to give our community a taste of the evolution to come. The weekend launches
on Friday, November 28th, with RAW, URGE’s signature high-intensity night event. Taking over from the moment the doors open at 10pm, the night will be driven by the hard-hitting sounds of Nazvr, Nick Stracener, and Jesús Montañez — a power trio setting the tone for what is shaping up to be an unforgettable weekend. On Saturday, November 29th, the energy shifts to daylight with SWET, the highly anticipated pool party, running from 12pm to 8pm. Expect a sun-drenched blend of rhythms from Robincal Fajardo, Naim Zarzour b2b Miguel Clark, and Juka, delivering a dynamic soundtrack made for Miami heat, blue water, and bodies in motion. Saturday night continues with GUAPO “Made in Brazil”URGE’s Latin-infused celebration, featuring a stacked lineup of Cesar Hernandz, Filipe Guerra, and Jerac Z — bringing irresistible beats and unmatched Miami flavor from 10pm to 5am. The weekend closes on Sunday, November 30th, with URGE, the sleek, sensory finale of the series. From 10pm to 5am, Erik Villar, Anne Louise, and Alex Acosta take over the decks to deliver a finish that’s both refined and explosive. This Special Edition isn’t just a series of parties — it’s a statement. A transition. A moment to breathe before URGE unveils its next chapter. For those who understand the culture, the community, and the experience, this isn’t the pause. It’s the inhale before the roar. Tickets are now available at URGEMIAMI.COM.
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CAN Community Health's World AIDS Day Concer
ts Presented by ViiV Healthcare
Features
Broadway Musical RENT Stars, Anthony Rapp & Adam Pascal
By: Scott Holland
C AN Communit y Health, the nation's leading resource in ending epidemics, proudly announce s ViiV Healthcare as the presenting sponsor for the “No Day But Today ” themed co nce r t ser ies, a powe r ful evening of music, remembrance, and advocac y, featur ing Anthony R app and Adam Pascal, the or igi nal stars of the Tony Awardwinning Broadway phenomenon RENT. The co nce r t will be in For t Lauderdale on Sunday, Nove mber 30 2025 and in Tampa on
M onday, D ece mber 1, 2025, on Wor ld AIDS Day
Pascal and R app or igi nate d the roles of M ar k Cohen and R oger Davis in Jonathan Larsen's gro undbreak ing musical RENT, which brought national atte ntion to HIV/AIDS cr isis through the powe r of sto r yte lling and song. B oth ar tists co ntinue to champion causes of inclusion, dign it y, and public health. Expec t songs from var ious projec ts throughout their careers, ic that has in�uence d their lives, and of se a few ico nic hits from where it all began ting at RENT.
have had the pleasure if inte r viewing Adam Pascal before, but his schedule these days is craz y, and he only had 5 minute s, so I asked him these 2 questions:
RENT gave voice to a generation affec ted by HIV/AIDS. How has your experience with the show shaped your understanding of World AIDS Day?
As with any day that co mmemorate s the suffer ing of those who endured before us, I'm proud to be par t of an exper ience that reminds people of the impor tance of honor ing those who weren' t as for tunate as we are on the other side.
Why is it impor tant for organizations like C AN Community Health to host events that blend ar t and advocac y?
As I state d, the t wo -night co nce r t will allow people to have a shared exper ience, whereas other wise ce r tain gro ups might stay disco nnec te d from each other.
“ Wor ld AIDS Day is a moment to re�ect on how far we' ve co me and how much wor k remains,” said R ishi Pate l,
Phar mD, President and CEO of C AN Communit y Health “ With the generous suppor t of ViiV Healthcare and additional sponsors, we're shining a spotlight on the people, programs, and par tnerships that are saving lives ever y day.”
ViiV Healthcare's par tnership undersco res a deep, ongoing co mmitment to co mmunities most affec te d by HIV. They join Gilead, S eminole Hard R ock Tampa and Holly wood Flor ida, First Hor izon Bank , M ar vin Tenberg Foundation as Diamond Sponsors, and Broward A&C Grant, M cG owan Builders, West Net wor ks, Pillr Health, C VS Health, The Baldwin
“ World AIDS Day is a moment to reflect on how far we've come and how much work remains”
Adam Pascal
Anthony Rapp
Group, Our Fund Foundation, Commercial Construc tion, I nc., M offitt Cance r Cente r, Thera Technologi es, Catalys t Consulting and NOWDX.
“ Wor ld AIDS Day is a powe r ful reminder of what's possible when the ar ts, co mmunit y, and co nversation co me to gether,” said R andev yn Piér re, head of U.S. Ex te r nal Affairs of ViiV Healthcare. “As the only phar mace utical co mpany 100% dedicate d to HIV and the leader in long-ac ting medicines, ViiV Healthcare is proud to suppor t C AN Communit y Health, championing their incredible wor k . ”
O fficial M edia Sponsors include Hotspots
Happening Out M edia Net wor k , OutSFL, Wate r mar k Out News, OutClique M agazine, and M ar keting B ear.
I have been fr iends with Dr. K al G ajraj, Chief M ar keting O ffice r of C AN, for awhile so I wante d to get his thoughts on their inaugural co nce r ts and he said: “On Wor ld AIDS Day, we unite through music to honor the past, empowe r the present, and inspire a future where health and hope k now no boundar ies. C AN Communit y Health's mission is to advance wellness and ensure acce ssible care through innovative and inclusive prac tice s that create space s where ever y individual feels seen, heard, and valued ”
I n addition, I have rece ntly met Grace
As hu, Direc to r of Communit y Programs, at C AN so I wante d to get her thoughts on the co nce r ts, and she said: “ Wor ld AIDS Day is a moment to honor the lives lost, uplif t those living with HIV, and renew our co mmitment to ending stigm a through education and co mpassion At C AN Communit y Health, we believe in the powe r of music and co mmunit y to inspire change, and this co nce r t is a ce lebration of resilience, hope, and unit y ”
C AN Communit y Health's “No Day But
Today ” themed co nce r t ser ies, take place on Sunday, Nove mber 30 in For t Lauderdale at 6pm (doors open at 5pm) at Las Olas
O ce anside Par k , 3000 E. Las Olas Blvd. Tickets are: G eneral Admission $10, VIP: $150. And on M onday, D ece mber 1 in Tampa at 6pm (doors open at 5pm) at C AN Communit y Eve nt
Cente r, 2105 N. Nebrask a Ave. Tickets are: $20 general admission and $150 VIP. To purchase tickets to either event, go to Nodaybutto day.org.
Proce eds from both co nce r ts will bene�t the Susan Ter r y Foundation, which is dedicate d to empowe r ing individuals living with HIV by prov iding essential resource s, education, and suppor t. Lear n more at w w w.susante r r yfoundation.org. About Adam Pascal & Anthony R app
Grace Ashu
Dr. Kal Gajraj
Wicked Manors
Photos: JR Davis
Photos: JR Davis
The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts presents ue du rq S i o C le y i b l
Making its South Florida debut November 20–30.
‘ Twas the Night Before... is Cirque du Soleil's first holiday show, based on the classic poem “A Visit from Saint Nicolas” by Clement Clarke Moore. Memorable lines from this cherished classic inspired Cirque's story about a jaded young girl who rediscovers the magic of the holidays. A festive flurry of love and cheer created especially for families, 'Twas the Night Before... features thrilling acrobatics, lovable characters and a soundtrack including holiday classics reinvented by Cirque du Soleil. The show was conceived and is directed by Cirque du Soleil Senior Artistic Director James Hadley, a 25-year veteran of circus productions and live theater
It was a pleasure to sit down with Emilia Dawiec, one of the performers, of 'Twas the Night Before... for this exclusive Hotspots interview
Were you always a dancer/performer even as a child or when did it start?
I have always been a theatre kid. Since primary school I have been attending acting courses, vocal classes, and taking
part in school and college plays. My love of dance started after watching the Netflix series “Pose” (I am a whaackee!) and the first time I experienced circus classes was in secondary school and it's really been a part of my life ever since!
When did you realize performing would be your career and how did that happen?
I was confident about being a performer since an early age, it's a part of my nature.
Photo: Errisson Lawr ence
Although, the “official” professional commitment arrived when I decided to study full time dance in Poland and later when I began working towar my second artistic degr from Circus and Performing Arts school in Belgium.
Do you have any mentors or role models in the dancing world and/or the acrobatics world?
I do have wonderful mentors and role models! I have amazing coaches I've been working with thr my circus discipline tr big shout out to R (ÉSAC hoop coach, Marié-Michelle F aerial coach, Montr Masha Terentieva (CdS aerial coach and creator of Cart, Montreal). I am currently in the process of developing my character work, k up to and admir (Italian clown & circus performer), Poulin (friend of mine, amazing comedian and circus artist also!) and many others! I am lucky to have so many talented and bold performers in my surroundings to be inspired by
How did you get hired by Cirque Du Soleil?
Last year I was invited to present my solo number during their in-person audition. For this show particularly I was contacted by a Casting Scout via my social media. Fun fact… Originally, I was proposed to be the character “Spark” in the show and perform the hair suspension number. However, by the end my audition, “Ava” the hotel cart performer was a much better match for me!
Photo: K yle Fluback er, MSG Enter tainment
How is this show different from other Cirque du Soleil productions?
Well, we have a real Santa with us on the stage! 'Twas the Night Before… is different from other Cirque's shows because it's their first holiday show, created especially for kids and families.
Describe yourself in three words?
I would say bubbly, chaotic, and hardworking! I am like a glittery tornado, haha.
What do you do for fun?
I am such a coffee lover and a bookworm! So, for sure checking out coffee shops, reading books, hitting some hikes, and walking with a little bit of thrifting is my way to spend a day off !
What should our readers expect from Cirque Du Soleil's 'Twas the Night Before…?”
Audiences can expect a festive flurry of love and cheering, including some beautiful blends of re-invented Christmas classics and modern pop culture trends. There's thrilling circus numbers such as hair suspension, daring hoop diving, magical diabolos and outstanding dance choreographies.
To learn more about Emilia, follow her at: Instagram.com/Emiliadawiec
To purchase tickets for “ Twas the Night Before…,which start at $57.50, go to Kravis.org or to their box office at 701 Okeechobee Blvd. in West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Photo: Michael Last
Photo: K yle Fluback er, MSG Enter tainment
How to Naturally Sweeten Your Thanksgiving Feast
By: Family Features
During this season of Thanksgiving, people are focused on family, friends and, of course, food. This honey-roasted turkey breast recipe is the perfect main dish when gathering your loved ones for a comforting meal you can feel good about.
The secret ingredient is Busy Bee Raw Honey, sourced entirely in the U.S., tested for safety, quality and three times for purity Each bottle comes with a peel-away back label and Real Honey Code so you can trace your honey's journey from flower to hive to your holiday table.
So, welcome your guests, raise a toast and feast on all that's made possible by honeybees, including this show-stopping honey-roasted turkey.
Discover more festive recipe ideas and where to find this traceable raw honey by visiting BusyBeeHoney.com.
Honey-Roasted Turkey Breast
Servings: 8
1 full turkey breast (6-7 pounds), bone in, skin on, fully thawed kosher salt freshly ground black pepper
Glaze:
1/2 cup Busy Bee Raw Honey
1/2 cup orange juice
2 tspns Dijon mustard
3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
1 tspn kosher salt
1 tspn freshly ground black pepper
3 sprigs fresh thyme
1 clove garlic, peeled and crushed
Preheat oven to 500 F
Season turkey liberally on both sides with salt and pepper; let sit at room temperature 1 hour in large roasting pan with roasting rack.
To make glaze: In medium saucepan over high heat, combine honey, orange juice, mustard, vinegar, salt, pepper, thyme and garlic.
Bring to boil then reduce heat to medium and simmer 15 minutes, or until reduced by two-thirds.
Remove from heat and set aside.
Place roasting pan in center of oven and reduce temperature to 350 F.
After 45 minutes, brush on layer of glaze. Cook 10 minutes.
Brush on another layer of glaze. Cook 10 minutes.
Brush on one more layer of glaze, cooking until internal temperature of turkey registers 165 F
Remove from oven and let rest 30 minutes.
Cut meat from bone, slice and drizzle with remaining glaze before serving.
Seminole Hardock Hollywood Hotel and Casino Flockfest Fashion Show
Photos: Scott Holland
Thanksgiving
3 Ways You Can Help Tackle Hunger and Strengthen Communities This Holiday Season
By: Family Features
The holiday season is often a time of joy, connection and celebration. For millions of families across the country, however, it is also a season of uncertainty, wondering how to put food on the table or meet other essential needs. According to the USDA, more than 47.4 million people in the United States experience food insecurity each year
That's why, each holiday season, thousands of Charles Schwab employees get together to fight hunger and strengthen the communities where they live and work Through employee meal-packing events and nonprofit grants, volunteers and partners help families access nutritious meals and vital support during the holidays and beyond
“As we gather with loved ones this season, it's important to remember that not all of our neighbors have that security,” said Kristine Dixon, managing director of Charles Schwab Community Affairs. “By working side-by-side with local hunger relief organizations, we ' re helping ensure more families can share in the joy of a holiday meal and the peace of knowing they are supported.”
As you prepare for the holidays, here are a few ways you can help address hunger relief and support your neighbors
Donate to a Local Food Bank
Food banks and pantries are at the heart of efforts to make nutritious food accessible for all. Inflation and rising costs of living have stretched budgets thin, making it harder for families to afford groceries Nonperishable donations such as canned goods, pasta and rice are always in high demand. Monetary donations often go even further, giving food banks the ability to purchase exactly what is needed most
Volunteer Your Time
The gift of time is just as valuable as food donations Food banks and hunger relief nonprofits rely on volunteers to sort, pack and distribute meals. Even a few hours can make a meaningful difference, adding up to thousands of volunteer hours to help nonprofits meet urgent needs during the holiday season and year-round.
Support Community Partnerships
No single organization can solve hunger alone. Collective action from neighbors, companies, nonprofits and others is what creates lasting impact This year, Schwab employees will join forces with partners like Harvest Pack to pack more than 1 million nutritious meals for families across the country Supporting these types of efforts, whether through donations, volunteering or spreading awareness, can expand the impact
Hunger is about mo re than food; it's about stability and opportunity. By giving, volunteering and partnering with organizations that serve families in need, you can make the holiday season brighter for millions of Americans.
Learn more at aboutschwab com/seasonof-giving
What city you live in?
Miami
What’s your perfect date?
A nice dinner with a great conversation, followed by a walk on the beach
What do you do for a living?
I am a bartender at Hunters Wilton Manors
What do you do for fun?
I like to work out and play sports (Tennis and Soccer).
What does the future hold for you?
To find true happiness and to be at peace with all aspects of my life.
William "Bill" Spinosa,
Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida Founder, Dies at 67
Bill Spinosa, a pioneering LGBTQ+ community leader and founding president of the Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF), passed away suddenly on November 1, 2025, at the age of 67. Bill helped launch GMCSF in 2010 and dedicated over 15 years to nurturing its mission to inspire audiences, open minds, and change hearts through music. His unwavering passion and leadership made him a beloved pillar of South Florida's LGBTQ+ arts community and cemented a legacy of activism and song.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Bill built a dynamic early career in retail and personal development, rising quickly through Bloomingdale's and later serving as a seminar leader with Landmark Worldwide. He went on to launch a successful consulting firm in South Florida, guiding medical and dental professionals in leadership and efficiency. His talent for coaching and connecting with people laid the groundwork for his later success in building community through music and service.
After moving to Fort Lauderdale, Bill channeled his passion for music and equality into what became the Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida. In 2009, when a
group of singers sought to form a new chorus, Bill was among the visionaries who met to chart a path forward. By September 2010, the GMCSF was incorporated, and Bill stepped up as the fledgling chorus's first Chorus President. From day one, he and the original officers rolled up their sleeves –dividing day-to-day responsibilities, recruiting volunteers, and managing operations – to get the organization off the ground. Bill was part of the original group that helped the chorus navigate its earliest rehearsals, secured nonprofit status, and put on its debut concert in December that year, marking "the beginning of a new chapter in LGBTQ+ arts in South Florida".
As founding president from 2010 through 2014, Bill helped GMCSF establish its mission and a strong foundation of governance and community engagement. "He helped lead the formation of GMCSF, guiding the organization from its earliest rehearsals through incorporation and rapid growth," said Kerry Waldee, Board Chair. "Under his leadership, the chorus…grew into a visible and respected cultural voice in South Florida's LGBTQ+ arts landscape." Bill was instrumental in instilling the values that still define the chorus. He emphasized transparency, integrity, and inclusivity,
fostering a sense of "chosen family" among members. "Bill led by example and instilled values that became part of our culture…he wanted us to be a family—connected, supportive, and proud of what we created together," recalls Tony Corrente, a longtime chorus member and past president.
"Bill loved this Chorus. He was its champion and an advocate for creating a space filled with kindness, nurturing, and love," wrote Jonathan Sanz, GMCSF's current president, in a message to members announcing the loss. "He dedicated every single day to the Chorus… The Chorus meant everything to Bill." Under his vigilant care, GMCSF not only survived challenges but continued to expand its artistic reach and community impact. "GMCSF is Bill's legacy to the world," Jonathan affirmed gratefully In chorus rehearsals and performances, an empty white stool is placed on stage to honor members who have passed – a tradition of remembrance that Bill himself upheld for others, and that now poignantly honors him.
His legacy lives on through the Bill Spinosa Distinguished Service Award, which bears his name and honors chorus members whose service echoes his profound commitment and vision. Known for his selfless leadership and passion for uplifting others, Bill was a force for change both within the chorus and across
the LGBTQ+ community Whether on stage, in church, or among friends, he brought people together with heart and harmony, leaving a lasting imprint on South Florida's cultural and spiritual life. Bill is survived by his beloved husband, Frank Molano, with whom he shared over 25 years of love, music, and partnership. He leaves behind cherished family in New York and Florida, and a chosen family of friends, chorus members, and mentees whose lives he deeply touched. A elebration of Life will be held on Saturday, December 20, at the United Church of Christ in Fort Lauderdale. In lieu flowers, donations may be made to the GMCSF or UCC Fort Lauderdale, honoring the legacy of a man whose life resonated with harmony, leadership, and love.
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The table is set for South Florida's premiere national gay softball tournament held over Thanksgiving weekend.
they love."
The 31st annual Hurricane Showdown begins Friday, Nov. 28, and concludes Sunday, Nov. 30.
Close to 60 teams from around the nation are scheduled to compete for championships in three divisions. In addition to our local South Florida Amateur Athletic Association teams, cities and associations being represented include Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Mid-Atlantic, Milwaukee, New York, Orlando, Southern New England, Tampa, Twin Cities, and Washington, D.C.
“I look forward to hosting all the teams from across the country," Showdown Tournament Director Josh Yeager said. "It is truly special seeing all the players and fans come spend the holiday weekend here playing a game
Games will be played at Mills Pond Park and Tradewinds Park all weekend with some games being featured at Brian Piccolo Park on Saturday. All three championship games will be held at Mills Pond Park on Sunday afternoon. Games are free to watch, but Tradewinds and Piccolo parks charge a vehicle fee to enter. You can follow all the action by downloading Tourney Machine on
The parties get started early with the local/early bird registration at Georgie’s Alibi Monkey Bar on Wednesday, Nov. 28. There will also be registration at LIT Bar on Thanksgiving night. Games will be played on Friday at Mills Pond Park from 5pm -10pm, with the afterparty at LIT Bar. LIT Bar will also close its parking lot and host the Glo Party and feature "Wicked" on the outdoor large screen on Saturday night after games have concluded. The Alibi will host the Closing Ceremony on Sunday night starting at 5pm.
“I love finishing our year off with Hurricane Showdown including Friday night's Under The Lights, my favorite night of the year!” SFAAA Commissioner Rocky Bowell said. “No other league tournament does it. There is no other feeling like it!”
The Hurricane Showdown caps a remarkable 2025 for SFAAA, which saw the league petition and land a historical marker at the site of the first game in Oakland Park, hold an exhibit at the local Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library featuring the 30-year history of the league, and captured one championship and two runners-up trophies among
five medaling teams at the Gay Softball World Series in Houston. SFAAA was also named Association of the Year by the national body International Pride Softball while the Hurricane Showdown was a finalist for Tournament of the Year. "This year has been like no other year,”
The SFAAA will take December off before resuming play in January with its Thursday Night Lights league followed by the start of its 32nd year with spring season in February.
Tim Martin is a retired sportswriter. He has served as SFAAA Chairman and is currently the SFAAA Hall of Fame Chair and Hurricane Showdown Social Committee Chair.
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Save Room for Thanksgiving Feasts with a Light, Savory Bite
By: Family Features
If you're tired of the same, heavy Thanksgiving dishes that leave you feeling stuffed like a turkey, look no further than the appetizer table. It may be easy to overindulge on savory bites, but you can avoid ruining your appetite with sweet, light bites ahead of the main course.
These Sweet potato Goat Cheese Bites are perfect for snacking while carving the bird, swapping out sugary treats for nutritious yet delicious hors d'oeuvres. If you thought sweet potatoes are only used in casseroles for Thanksgiving, think again –this nutrition powerhouse can be a staple on holiday menus for years to come in this better-for-you app.
Don't let their sweet nature fool you –behind their colorful interior, sweet potatoes are chock full of nutrients from which you can benefit, even during the holiday season.
They're a wholesome option for the entire family as they're full of vitamin A and a good source of fiber and potassium. Plus, they contain complex carbohydrates that are released at a steady pace for a constant source of energy, meaning you won't have to worry about sugar highs or lows while enjoying the festivities.
To find an entire menu's worth of nutritious appetizers, sides and more, visit ncsweetpotatoes.com.
Sweetpotato Goat Cheese Bites
Recipe courtesy of Katie Crenshaw on behalf of the North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 20 minutes
Servings: 24
2 medium sweetpotatoes
2 tablespoons coconut or olive oil spray
1 tspn seasoned salt
5 oz. goat cheese
2 tablespoons honey, divided 1/4 cup chopped candied or toasted pecans
1/3 cup dried cranberries
1 tablespoon fresh basil, sliced thinly, for garnish
Preheat oven to 450 F
Slice sweet potatoes 1/4-inch thick.
Line large baking sheet with parchment paper Layer sweet potatoes on top of parchment paper
Spray sweet potatoes with coconut spray and sprinkle with seasoned salt. Flip sweet potato slices and repeat.
Bake 10 minutes. Flip slices and bake 10 minutes. Transfer sweet potatoes to serving plate.
Mix goat cheese and 1 tablespoon honey until whipped and creamy. Spread goat cheese over sweet potato slices.
Sprinkle with pecans and cranberries. Drizzle remaining honey over sweet potatoes. Garnish with basil and serve.
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ABS & CALVES
& CALVES
By Leo Harley
Some muscles play hard to get, and then there are the ones that love attention. Meet your abs and calves: the two body parts you can train every day without burning out. They're the overachievers of the muscle world: hardworking, quick to recover, and always down for another round. If you're chasing that six-pack or sculpted lower legs, you don't to wait 48 hours between sessions. You can show them love daily (as long as you train smart).
By Leo Harley
Some muscles play hard to get, and then there are the ones that love attention. Meet your abs and calves: the two body parts you can train every day without burning out. They're the overachievers of the muscle world: hardworking, quick to recover, and always down for another round. If you're chasing that six-pack or sculpted lower legs, you don't need to wait 48 hours between sessions. You can show them love daily (as long as you train smart).
Why Abs & Calves Can Handle Daily Work
Why Abs & Calves Can Handle Daily Work
Your abs stabilize you with every move you make, while your calves carry you through
every step, jump, and sprint. Because they're constantly in action, these muscles are built for endurance. Their higher percentage of slow-twitch fibers means they recover faster than most, making them perfect candidates for frequent training.
every step, jump, and sprint. Because they're constantly in action, these muscles are built for endurance. Their higher percentage of slow-twitch fibers means they recover faster than most, making them perfect candidates for frequent training.
Your abs stabilize you with every move you make, while your calves carry you through
That said, the key isn't crushing them with marathon workouts, it's sprinkling focused sessions into your routine. A smart way to do it? Save 10–15 minutes after your main workout to hit abs and calves. That way, you keep your main lifts strong and still give these show-off muscles their daily dose of love.
That said, the key isn't crushing them with marathon workouts, it's sprinkling focused sessions into your routine. A smart way to do it? Save 10–15 minutes after your main workout to hit abs and calves. That way, you keep your main lifts strong and still give these show-off muscles their daily dose of love.
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Training Ideas
Daily Ab Training Ideas
1. The “Core Four ” Finisher
1. The “Core Four ” Finisher
After your main workout, do 3 rounds (30 seconds each move, minimal rest):
After your main workout, do 3 rounds (30 seconds each move, minimal rest):
• Plank
• Plank
• Bicycle Crunches
• Bicycle Crunches
• Reverse Crunches
• Reverse Crunches
• Cable Crunches
• Cable Crunches
2. Weighted Core Power (3–4x a week)
2. Weighted Core Power (3–4x a week)
• Cable Crunches – 3x15
• Cable Crunches – 3x15
• Hanging Leg R – 3x12
• Hanging L – 3x12
• Weighted Situps – 3x12
• Weighted Situps – 3x12
Pro Tip: Drop these between sets of your main lifts for extra burn without adding gym time.
Pro Tip: Drop these between sets of your main lifts for extra burn without adding gym time.
3. Active Recovery Core Days
3. Active Recovery Core Days
Even on “off ” days, hit stability and control work:
Even on “off ” days, stability and control work:
• Stability Ball Rollouts
• Stability Ball Rollouts
• Side Planks
tone
tone and growth.
2. The Everyday Moves
2. The Everyday Moves
• 20 calf raises every time you climb stairs
• 20 calf raises every time you climb stairs
• 3 rounds of jump rope (1 minute each) for endurance and definition
• 3 rounds of jump rope (1 minute each) for endurance and definition
• Hold your calf raise for 2 seconds at the top …that squeeze is where the magic happens
• Hold your calf raise for 2 seconds at the top …that squeeze is where the magic happens
• Side Planks
• Dead Bugs
• Dead Bugs
tretch It Out
tretch It Out
Calves tighten fast, so end your session with a 30-second stretch against a wall or step to keep them long and flexible.
Calves tighten fast, so end your session with a 30-second stretch against a wall or step to keep them long and flexible.
The Everyday Game Plan
The Everyday Game Plan
Tack it on: Save 10–15 minutes at the end of your workout for abs and calves.
Tack it on: Save 10–15 minutes at the end of your workout for abs and calves.
Switch intensity: Go heavy or high-rep depending on the day.
Switch intensity: Go heavy or high-rep depending on the day.
These strengthen deep core muscles and improve posture without exhausting you.
These strengthen deep core muscles and improve posture without exhausting you.
Calves That Pop!
Calves That Pop!
If you've ever wondered why your calves refuse to grow, it's because they're used to constant work. The secret is frequency. A short, consistent effort after every workout can finally make them respond.
If you've ever wondered why your calves refuse to grow, it's because they're used to constant work. The secret is frequency. A short, consistent effort after every workout can finally make them respond.
1. Quick Post-Workout Calf Finished
1. Quick Post-Workout Calf Finished
• Standing Calf Raises – 3 sets of 20
• Standing Calf Raises – 3 sets of 20
• Seated Calf Raises – 3 sets of 15
• Seated Calf Raises – 3 sets of 15
Alternate between high reps one day and heavy slow reps the next for the perfect mix
Alternate between high reps one day and heavy slow reps the next for the perfect mix
Stay consistent: Frequency beats force. Train them daily and watch the results compound.
Stay consistent: Frequency beats force. Train them daily and watch the results compound.
Listen to your body: If your abs or calves feel sore or tight, scale back to lighter activation or stretching.
Listen to your body: If your abs or calves feel sore or tight, scale back to lighter activation or stretching.
Bottom line: Abs and calves might not be the biggest muscles, but they're the ones that show your discipline, and the reliable friends of your physique — they show up, recover fast, and love the daily grind. Give them that extra time after your workouts, stay consistent, and you'll carve out a tight core and sculpted calves that say, “yeah, I don't skip details.”
Bottom line: Abs and calves might not be the biggest muscles, but they're the ones that show your discipline, and the reliable friends of your physique — they show up, recover fast, and love the daily grind. Give them that extra time after your workouts, stay consistent, and you'll carve out a tight core and sculpted calves that say, “yeah, I don't skip details.”
Let me know your results by sharing your story and help me inspire more readers into shaping their HOTBODIES. Get in touch with me at Hotbodies@hotspots.lgbt and/or check out my Instagram.com/the.leonator.
Let me know your results by sharing your story and help me inspire more readers into shaping their HOTBODIES. Get in touch with me at Hotbodies@hotspots.lgbt and/or check out my Instagram.com/the.leonator.
Finally, ‘Scream 7’ is ready to slash again
It ’s been a long time coming, but “Scream 7” is due to take its murder-bows after the holidays. Kevin Williamson, gay creator of this legendary horror franchise — one that has inspired fans to interpret characters and narrative elements through a queer lens — is back, both in the director ’s chair and as screenwriter, having cowritten it with Guy Busick (2022’s “Scream” and “Scream VI”). Returning
for their third chapter is queer “ Yellowjackets” star Jasmin Savoy Brown, alongside fellow returning castmates Mason Gooding, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Matthew Lillard and Scott Foley. What ’s it about? Well, there’s this Ghostface, see, and people get stabbed. Forever-target Sidney Prescott (Campbell) has to take matters into her own hands, and… look, you know what ’s coming, and you love it, so grab your people and hit the theater in the new year, February 27.
Bisexual murder myster y ‘Anything That Moves ’ goes retro
When a serial killer ’s trail of corpses points to an innocent bisexual sex worker (Hal Baum), how does he solve the mystery? You’ll find out in the ’70sthrowback indie film “Anything That Moves” from filmmaker Alex Phillips, young-and-going-for-it creator of wild movies like “All Jacked Up and Full of Worms” (which is exactly what it sounds like). The Chicago-based, gialloinspired thriller has already wowed audiences at New/Next Film Fest and its credentials are pretty solid: produced in cooperation with the very cool people at Vinegar Syndrome, the cast is up-and-comers with a few ringers thrown in: legendary adult film stars Ginger Lynn (“ The Devil’s Rejects”) and Nina Hartley (“Boogie Nights”). This one doesn’t skimp on the down-and-dirty atmosphere of ’70s filmmakers Larry Cohen and Paul Morrissey, with all the sleaze, gore and weird comedy names like that bring to mind. It ’s still making its way through the film festival world, but keep this one in mind until it finds a theatrical or streaming home.
not ready
When the character of “Randi” arrived on the fourth season of the HBO comedy “Hacks,” she may as well have been an electrical jolt. Blunt and strange, she’s the definition of oddball recurring character, and as played directly and forcefully by stand-up comic Robby Hoffman — a lesbian who makes her general annoyance with sexual orientations into comedy — she stole every scene she was in. For that work, Hoffman was Emmy nominated for Outstanding Guest Actress, then caught the attention of stand-up king John Mulaney, and now they’re working together. He’s directing Hoffman’s first special for Netflix, which will take place at the Masonic Lodge on the site of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (yes, only in Los Angeles is there a cemetery where comics, musicians and speakers like John Waters perform) and will make your Netflix “recommended for you” algorithm decidedly nervier after you watch it. Stay tuned for a drop date.
“The Baby-Sitters Club” invites you to sing along
Attention ’80s and ’90s kids who were obsessed with the Scholastic Book Fair. Your favorite series of novels, “The Babysitters Club,” is headed to the musical stage. The series from lesbian author Ann M. Martin (you knew a 100-plus book series of wholesome stories about loyalty and friendship among young girls had to come from our team) was turned into a sweet, charming ’90s film, and is now in development as a stage musical with writer Kate Wetherhead (“The Devil Wears Prada”),
director Annie Tippe (“Octet”) and with music from Mark Sonnenblick (“KPop Demon Hunters”). Current information is that the story involves the former teens reuniting as adults in the fictional town of Stoneybrook, Connecticut, navigating adult challenges to happiness, and that the show is expected some time in 2027. No casting news yet, so it’s still early. Of course, even if it takes until 2028 you’ll never re-read all those books by then.
Romeo San Vicente wants all intellectual properties turned into stage musicals.
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British bigwigs
Liberace's choice of fur
Birth state of Langston
Memorial column
Affording no illumination
One who may want a bone
Fair amount.
20 Start of Frank-N-Furter's selfdescription: "I'm just a sweet ___"
22 Responses to Scar, in “The Lion King” 23 Brothel bosses
27 Antenna site 30 Type of leaf found on a head
Singer Cole
Wine region south of the Russian River
Dustin Hoffman biopic
38 More of the self-description 41 Pernod flavorer 42 Just right
43 “La ___ aux Folles”
44 Love, to Billie Jean
45 Sounds from the “Giant” set
47 Transported by truck
49 Loafer doodad
51 Subway Series team
52 End of the self-description
58 Ride herd on
61 Swiss town with a bear mascot
62 Annoy during a blow job?
63 Star quality
64 Politico Panetta
65 Perfect for kite flying
66 Lorca's pink
67 First name among lesbian poets
3 Elton John Broadway musical
4 Reflections from a backside?
5 Election Day slacker
6 Blow them in the orchestra pit
7 Bridle parts
8 Online exaggeration, perhaps
9 Appropriate
10 Paid for a hand
11 Initial serving at lunch?
12 Like a one-incher, in Dogpatch
13 Hot time for Bonheur
19 Life partner
21 Pt. of SSN
24 Like sex after bed death, perhaps
25 Get by somehow
26 Did salon work
27 Little one
28 Realm of C.S. Lewis
29 Victor's booty
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31 Ingrid's “Casablanca” role 35 Western defense gp.
