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Giovanni Arana, is known on Instagram as “@Gio_Producer,” but he loves to be called simply “Gio.” Arana is a producer of major salsa events in South Florida.
Book review: Power and poison seep through Venice of 1612 in ‘Gallery of Beauties’
Nina Wachsman will discuss her historical thriller “The Gallery of Beauties” during Sleuthfest, July 7-10 in Deerfield Beach.
Oakland Park’s first meadery serving honey wine and cider, Brewlihan, to open in July
Inside a honeycomb of Oakland Park warehouses, John and Stacey Hoolihan are modernizing a medieval drink best associated with Vikings, Renaissance fairs and “Game of Thrones”: mead. Brewlihan will join the city’s growing cluster of craft-beer bars, breweries and distilleries.
Even Keel in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea temporarily shut after inspectors find live and dead roaches
Two South Florida restaurants — including a popular Lauderdale-by-the-Sea raw bar — were ordered shut by state inspectors last week for issues involving live and dead roaches, plus 50 live flies “landing on clean utensils.”
Sunday calendar: Entertainment and community events starting June 26
Roundup of things to do and see in South Florida, including family, society and holiday activities.
‘Elvis’ review: Austin Butler’s a decent Presley but Baz Luhrmann’s movie gyrates more than its subject. As for Tom Hanks …
Watching director Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” is like watching someone else flip through an enormous Elvis photo essay in a really big hurry.
A forgotten 1983 travelogue ‘Here’s Chicago! The City of Dreams’ makes a comeback at the Music Box
It’s playing during the current Music Box 70mm Film Festival and for all its corny simplicity, it sure beats Chicago’s current campaigns.
Weekend things to do: Anthony Bourdain Day, a new brunch on Las Olas, special burgers in Boca Raton
Weekend things to do in South Florida, from West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach and Miami
Book reviews: ‘Florida Woman’ turns creepy; fantasy fuels mystery in ‘Dance Among the Flames’
“Florida Woman,” a brisk debut novel by Deb Rogers, is not the comic mystery its title implies. Tori Eldridge blends storylines, eras and generations in the tense thriller “Dance Among the Flames” filled with Brazilian lore.
Premiere: ‘Borrowed’ went from script to movie screen to stage; where to see play in South Florida
Written by Tony-winning producer Jim Kierstead and starring South Floridians Ernesto Reyes (“Luz”; “Days of Our Lives”) and Caleb Scott (“7 Deadly Sins”; “The Cubans”), the play “Borrowed” gets its first staging from June 23 to July 17 at House of Games in Miami Ironside.