Brotherly Love

  For his feature film writing/directing debut actor Anthony J. Caruso has chosen to adapt, and star in, Salvatore Sapienza’s  Lambda Literary Award-nominated novel “Seventy Times Seven”.  It’s an intriguing new take on the classic conundrum for a gay Catholic priest who has to choose between his vocation and his earthly love of his life. Brother Vito Fortunato (Caruso) … Continue reading

Brothers Of The Night

Austrian filmmaker Patric Chiha’s new movie that has just had its World Premiere at Berlinale Film Festival is a gritty fascinating documentary about a small group of young Bulgarian Roma men who flock to Vienna in search of a better life.   When they first arrive they can barely speak any German at all and find … Continue reading

Broward Bares It is Back

  Broward Bares It! Fort Lauderdale  returns for a 5th year on January 24, 2019 in a new home. The fundraiser, touted as a one night only traipse through the world of “Tantalizing Temptations, Titillating Temptresses and Torrid Testosterone” and features local performers and community members, performing a night of burlesque, hot dance routines, and comedy. … Continue reading

Bruce Sargeant (1898-1938): Parlor, Gymnasium & Field

American painter, sculptor and set designer Mark Beard objects to the fact that most artists are expected to stick to whatever singular style brings them success, and for which they become known for.  He has got around this by developing a number of distinct artistic personalities, each with a detailed biography and portrait photograph, to … Continue reading

Bruce Sargeant Exhibit opens in The Ballery, Berlin

  This is our 3rd piece about BERLIN in less than a week, but we couldn’t let the story of a new solo exhibit of BRUCE SARGEANT’s work pass unnoticed. Held at Berlin’s The Ballery Gallery the exhibit is curated by NY artist Mark Beard who has dedicated the last two decades of research and … Continue reading

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