By Rachel Galvin The 11th Annual Eat Your Heart Out brought in more than 250 foodies this year to dine, dance and mingle on September 25. Held at The Galleria Mall in Fort Lauderdale, the event, presented by BBI, benefited…
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By Rachel Galvin The theme of antisemitism is rife from the very beginning of the film “An Officer and a Spy.” When Jewish Army Captain Alfred Dreyfus (Louis Garrel) undergoes a very public degradation, a court marshal for supposedly passing…
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By Rachel Galvin The aptly named film “The Musicans” is a character study on four classical musicians who find themselves out of tune … with each other. The foursome is sought after for their brilliance in their field by a…
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By Rachel Galvin Mired in the societal muck surrounding them in their small Venezuelan pueblo, two brothers aim to find a way out in the movie “The Shadow of the Sun,” directed by Miguel Angel Ferrer. But, for this dynamic…
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Pictured: Judge’s Choice winner- Duffy’s, Photos by Rachel Galvin By Rachel Galvin The Boca Burger Battle didn’t disappoint. The meat was sizzling, the buns were warming and people were smiling from ear to ear. This annual event, held this year…
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By Rachel Galvin In correlation with Pride Month, History Fort Lauderdale and Galleria Fort Lauderdale teamed up to present the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort “Take PRIDE!” 2025 on July 18. The benefit kicked off with hosts Fay What?! Albernas…
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Pictured: Kasumi staff serves up delicious selections By Rachel Galvin The historic Addison with its old-world elegance and charm was the perfect setting again for this year’s Boca Bacchanal Grand Tasting on April 6. Foodies flocked to this annual event,…
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By Rachel Galvin The OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival spring edition is here with more than 60 films overall from all over the world. The festivities begin with the film “On Swift Horses” on April 17 at 7 p.m. at Regal Cinemas South Beach…
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Miriam Shor, who plays Harriet, and Sendhil Ramamurthy, who plays one of her unexpected allies, Hank, in “Magic Hour. By Rachel Galvin Harriet Peterson manages to keep a smile on her face while her world begins to slowly close in…
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If you are a fan of pure silliness, Swedefest is sure to be up your alley. The popular film festival that showcases bad films made by good people has returned. This year, the fest, which is presented by The Palm Beach…
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