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We’ve moved! Steve Rothaus’ Gay South Florida is now a section on the new MiamiHerald.com

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Click here for all the latest LGBT stories, photos and videos at Steve Rothaus’ Gay South Florida.

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September 18, 2014 in AIDS and Health, Arts, Bisexual, Books, Bullying, Business, Census, Crime, Current Affairs, Fashion, Film, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Immigration, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Marriage, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Military, Music, Obituary, Palm Beach County, Pets, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Sports, Television, Theater, Transgender, Travel, Web/Tech, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (4)

‘I Love Lucy Live On Stage’ celebrates Miami run with free cocktail party at Arsht Center

Euriamis Losada (Ricky), Thea Brooks (Lucy), Lori Hammel (Ethel) and Kev...

 

Caption: Euriamis Losada (Ricky), Thea Brooks (Lucy), Lori Hammel (Ethel) and Kevin Remington (Fred), in I LOVE LUCY® LIVE ON STAGE - Photo by Ed Krieger

BY ABRAHAM GALVAN

agalvan@MiamiHerald.com

Calling all Vitameatavegamin girls. And boys.

I Love Lucy Live On Stage is soon coming to town and to celebrate the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts will host a free community cocktail party 6 to 9 p.m. Friday.

Featured events at the party: performances by Miami Gay Men’s Chorus (each member dressed as Desi Arnaz’s TV alter ego, Ricky Ricardo) and a Lucille Ball/Lucy Ricardo lookalike contest – open to all genders.

“I encourage men to enter the contest also,” said Morgan Stockmayer, promotions manager for the Arsht Center. “I am actually looking forward to seeing them.”


Miami Gay Men’s Chorus will perform two 20-minute sets of their own repertoire, along with musical numbers featured on I Love Lucy, which ran on CBS from 1951 to 1957.Male or female, the contest winner will receive a package including I Love Lucy Live tickets and a pin-up style photo shoot by Terribly Girly Photography’s Janette Valentine. Judges are local fashion experts Gino R. Campodonico of The MANnequin Party, Kalyn James from Fashion Style Miami, and Annie Vasquez of TheFashionPoet.com.

The gay men’s chorus opens and closes the reception. “We do a set really early in the happy hour and then in about an hour or so come back and do another set,” artistic director Anthony Cabrera said.

For the past three months, the chorus has been preparing at its regular rehearsal location, All Souls’ Episcopal Church in Miami Beach.

“We try to perform to the highest caliber because when we go out to perform we give it our all,” chorus member Brandon Stephenson said.

The cocktail party, part of DWNTWN Art Days 2014, will be hosted by 101.5 Lite FM morning personality Julie Guy and showcase classic cars from Dezer Collection Auto Museum and Event Space. Photos and footage from the current HistoryMiami exhibit, American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music, will also be featured.

The signature cocktail of the night will $5 Mojitos, along with other “Tropicana nightclub” drinks.

I Love Lucy Live On Stage runs Sept. 30-Oct. 5 at the Arsht Center, where Miami audience members can imagine themselves as a 1952 I Love Lucy studio audience watching Ball, Arnaz, William Frawley and Vivian Vance perform as Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel.

IF YOU GO

▪ What: ‘I Love Lucy Live On Stage’ Cocktail Hour

▪ When: Friday, Sept. 19

▪ Where: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts: 1300 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

▪ Cost: Free admission; $5 mojitos and other drinks.

▪ Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/1463657213892490

September 17, 2014 in Arts, Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Film, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Television, Theater, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Facebook gallery | World Outgames Miami 2017 reception - Sept. 16, 2014

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World Outgames Miami 2017 host committee members review the accomplishments of the past year and explain what lies ahead in the planning process for World OutGames Miami when the city expects to welcome more than 15,000 participants and spectators from around the world.

Click here to view and tag the photos. Steve Rothaus / Miami Herald Staff.

September 16, 2014 in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Palm Beach County, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Sports, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Aqua Foundation scholarships help young lesbian, bisexual, transgender women succeed

BY STEVE ROTHAUS
srothaus@MiamiHerald.com

Nursing student Kim Carias worked two jobs putting herself through school at Florida International University. Three scholarships from Aqua Foundation for Women have enabled her to continue college, quit one job and volunteer time mentoring LGBT youths.

“Aqua Foundation has empowered me to be the leader I was meant to be,” said Carias, 20, who was born and raised in Miami-Dade County. “By supporting leaders of a community, the Aqua Foundation empowers a generation of change. On a personal level, the Aqua Foundation has allowed me to step away from my personal struggles and empowered me to lead.”

Aqua Foundation on Saturday presents Aqua Affair, a fundraiser for the organization’s scholarship fund. Since its inception a decade ago, the foundation has granted about $400,000 in scholarships, according to marketing manager Tommy Gomez.

Since 2013, Aqua has led an effort to raise $100,000 for a community LGBTQ youth homelessness initiative. It also awarded two-dozen $5,000 scholarships.

“The scholarships are important for a variety of reasons,” said Robin Schwartz, Aqua Foundation’s executive director, who is stepping down this fall after four years running the organization.

“First, the financial support often makes a difference between a woman going to school or not,” Schwartz said. “More important are the leadership aspects. We identify women who’ve already shown the potential to be leaders in the community. We foster those skills through the relationship they have with their mentors and the volunteering they do at Aqua, which is a requirement. This year we had a leadership conference that they attended, where they gained valuable skills from current women leaders in our community.”

This year’s scholarship is Carias’ third from Aqua Foundation. So far, the group has given the FIU junior $12,500.

“Oh, wow,” she says, reflecting on the total. “I'm so fortunate to have received this scholarship. I really am. They've given me so much.”

Carias said she came out to her mother just before she graduated in 2012 from Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School in Northeast Miami-Dade.

“Right before prom, I wanted to tell her I was going to prom with my girlfriend,” Carias said. “She said she’d rather not live than have a daughter had that kind of lifestyle. When I came out to her, she didn’t speak to me for quite a while.”

Carias, who is Spanish-Honduran, said that growing up she knew nothing about her LGBT community.

“I did not know my cousin was gay. I was raised around him all my life and I had no idea. The word homosexuality was not mentioned at home,” she said. “When I had these feelings, being attracted to women, I didn’t even know what that meant.”

Even now, Carias’ mother does not want anyone else in the family to know she is a lesbian.

“But I know I’m strong enough to handle anything,” she said. “It’s who I am, and I’m proud of who I am.”

Carias, who transfers soon to Nova Southeastern University, spends much of her time volunteering for Safe Schools South Florida, an LGBT group of education professionals, youth service providers and gay-straight student alliances. She speaks on Safe Schools’ behalf in the mainstream community.

“A lot of my work with Safe Schools revolves around me telling my story,” Carias said. “You can tell them and give them all these facts, but it’s not until they hear the real story and see the pain in someone’s eyes that they’re able to change, change their hearts and change their minds and realize that whoever I love, it’s OK. They can embrace it and not condemn me for who I am.”

IF YOU GO

▪ What: Aqua Affair to benefit Aqua Foundation for Women

▪ When: 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20

▪ Where: Gale South Beach, 1690 Collins Ave., Miami Beach

▪ Cost: $55 Aqua Foundation members, $75 nonmembers, $95 at door.

For tickets or more information, www.aquafoundation.org

September 16, 2014 in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Transgender, Weblogs, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

World OutGames Miami 2017 to host 2nd annual community reception on Tuesday, Sept. 16

News release from World OutGames 2017:

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MIAMI BEACH – September 11, 2014 – The host committee of World OutGames Miami 2017 will present the 2nd Annual World OutGames Miami Community Reception on Tuesday, September 16, 2014, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., in the B Ballroom, second level, Miami Beach Convention Center. During the reception, members of the host committee will review the accomplishments of the past year and explain what lies ahead in the planning process for World OutGames Miami when the city expects to welcome more than 15,000 participants and spectators from around the world.

The reception is free and open to the public with complimentary hors d’oeuvres and 2-for-1 Happy Hour cocktails. RSVPs are requested to Miami@OutGames.org by September 15.

In addition to updates from the host committee, civic and community leaders will be on hand to share some special surprises and voice their support of World OutGames Miami. Volunteer and participant opportunities will also be showcased where individuals can join the organizing effort or register to compete in the Games.

In addition to sporting competitions in more than 30 individual sports, World OutGames Miami will feature cultural activities that highlight the local flavor of South Florida and a global Human Rights Conference to discuss issues being faced by the LGBTQI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex) community from around the world.

Dates for World OutGames Miami are May 26 to June 4, 2017 with events taking place at venues throughout Miami Beach and Miami.

The Miami Beach-Miami Sports & Cultural League is the non-profit host organization for World OutGames Miami 2017. World OutGames is licensed by GLISA International (the Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association) and takes place every four years in a different global city. 2017 will mark the first time that the Games have been held in the United States. Previous hosts have been Montreal, Copenhagen and Antwerp.  World OutGames is open to all who wish to participate, without regard to sexual orientation, and all competitions are arranged according to the skill level of the athletes.  Cultural and human rights components make the event a well-rounded experience for athletes and non-athletes alike. For more information on World OutGames Miami 2017, visit www.facebook.com/OutGamesMiami.

World OutGames Miami 2017 is made possible with the support of the Florida Sports Foundation, Greater Miami Convention and Visitor Bureau, City of Miami Beach, and Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority.

September 11, 2014 in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Sports, Transgender, Travel, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Ft. Lauderdale Gay and Lesbian Film Festival to screen ‘Cupcakes’ on Sept. 18

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The Ft. Lauderdale Gay and Lesbian Film Festival on Sept. 18, 2014, presents Cupcakes, directed by Israeli filmmaker Eytan Fox.

From the festival:

“Beloved Israeli auteur, Eytan Fox (Walk on Water, Yossi and Jagger) returns with a sweet, bubbly and downright delicious concoction that will appeal to the entire GLBT community. When a group of tightknit friends (Including a gay man and a lesbian) accidentally enter a Eurovision-style musical contest, their endearing tune is picked to represent Israel. Thrust into a world of glamour and high expectations, the friends struggle to navigate around the sharp elbows of the pop music business, along the way getting into plenty of hilarious hijinks.”

Cupcakes will be screened at Gateway Theatre, 1820 Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Tickets are $10 (festival members), $12 (guests) and $7 (student with valid ID). Click here to purchase.

September 10, 2014 in Arts, Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Gallery | LGBT-rights group SAVE honors six Young Guardians with 2014 Luminary Awards

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BY ABRAHAM GALVAN
For the Miami Herald

LGBT-rights group SAVE on Friday hosted the second Young Guardians’ Luminary Awards, sponsored by AIDS Healthcare Foundation, at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden in Miami Beach.

This year, SAVE honored six young professionals for their contributions to the LGBT community.

"We had over 300 attendees and raised over $30,000," SAVE Executive Director Tony Lima said. "Awesome night!"

033The six honorees: Aaron Bos-Lun, a Homestead High School teacher; Pamela Sweeney, a University of Miami marine graduate; Caridad Tabares, a Univision reporter; Daniel Tilley, for his work as the main LGBT attorney for the ACLU of Florida; Marco Sanchez, a marketing director for Jestony Vodka; and Jose Suarez, an NBC News executive in South Florida.

Suarez said that although he accepted his award personally, he is part of a team at the NBC and Telemundo family.

"We are committed to truth and fairness in all that we do," Suarez said. "Committed to give everyone in the [LGBT] community a voice and be able to tell their story."

South Florida Gay News was also recognized as for its role in the South Florida media market.

During the event, SAVE raised funds by text, setting a goal of $2,014. The group exceeded its goal by nearly $100, according to Lima.

Next year's text goal will be $2,015, Lima said.

Click here to view more pictures from the reception. Photos by ABRAHAM GALVAN / For the Miami Herald.

September 06, 2014 in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Marriage, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Palm Beach County, South Florida, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

SAVE to honor six young LGBT activists Friday at Luminary Awards in Miami Beach Botanical Garden

From SAVE:

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FRIDAY: SAVE to Host 2nd Annual Luminary Awards Reception Honoring Standout Young Professional LGBT Activists

 

WHAT:  SAVE is South Florida's largest advocate for the local LGBT community. The Young Guardians' Luminary Awards are an annual gathering of the movers and shakers among South Florida's young professionals in the LGBT community.

The inaugural awards ceremony last year honored four young LGBT activists before a crowd of more than 250 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. This year, the Luminary Awards presented by AIDS Healthcare Foundation will honor six young professionals before an expected crowd of 250 or more at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden. Tickets are available for sale online until midnight on Thursday at http://savedade.org/luminaries.

WHO:  Honorees at this year's event include:

  • Aaron Bos-lun, a southern Miami-Dade educator with the Teach for America program recognized for his efforts to bring student-led Gay Straight Alliances to inner-city and urban high schools;
  • Pamela Sweeney, a University of Miami marine biology graduate student recognized for her years of volunteer work on behalf of many high-profile pro-equality advocacy campaigns including SAVE's effort to defeat the constitutional amendment banning marriage equality in Florida and more recent efforts to impact 2014 races in favor of pro-equality candidates;
  • Caridad Tabares, a reporter for Univision recognized for her work educating national Spanish-language audiences on issues of equality for the LGBT community;
  • Daniel Tilley, recognized for his work as the lead LGBT attorney for the ACLU of Florida and particularly for his successful argument on behalf of eight plaintiff same-sex couples, one widow, and SAVE in Grimsley et al. v. Scott, popularly known as Florida's federal marriage recognition lawsuit;
  • Marco Sanchez, the international marketing director for local spirit producer Jestony Vodka, recognized for putting the Jestony brand ahead of the curve by signing on early and often as a proud supporter of South Florida's LGBT community
  • Jose Suarez, an executive for NBC recognized for his efforts to put issues of equality for the LGBT community front-and-center before NBC's local audience;
  • and, South Florida Gay News, recognized as a source for LGBT empowerment as the gay news outlet of record in the South Florida media market.

In addition, SAVE Executive Director Tony Lima will issue congratulatory remarks to the 2014 honorees as part of the event program.

WHERE:  Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

WHEN:  This Friday, September 5th, 7PM-10PM

September 03, 2014 in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Palm Beach County, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Vote now: Nominees announced for 2014 Pink Flamingo Awards (with video by comedian ANT)

The LGBT Visitor Center has announced nominees for the 2nd annual Pink Flamingo Awards to be held Sept. 23 at Miami Beach Convention Center.

Comedian ANT will emcee the event, which runs 7 to 10 p.m. and includes open-bar cocktail reception, silent auction, three-course sit-down dinner and live entertainment.

Below is the official nominees list. Click here to vote.

MIAMI BEACH – September 2, 2014 – The people have spoken. The top five vote-getters in each of 21 hospitality-related categories have been declared the finalists in the LGBT Visitor Center’s 2nd Annual “Pink Flamingo Awards.” Miss Miami Beach Gay Pride 2014 TP Lords unveiled the finalists, surrounded by sexy “Pink Flaminguys” outfitted in pink Speedos, at a Kick-Off Party on Friday, August 29, at Palace South Beach. The winners will be announced at a high-spirited reception and dinner party on Tuesday, September 23, at the Miami Beach Convention Center with celebrity stand-up comedian ANT emceeing the evening affair.

The finalists were determined by write-in nominations from the community as well as from tourists who visit here, said Lori Lynch, executive director of the LGBT Visitor Center. The “People’s Choice”-style awards recognize the people and places that have helped make Miami Beach a world-class city and travel destination.

Finalists in the 2nd Annual “Pink Flamingo Awards” are:

 

Favorite Hotel/Resort

· The Clevelander Hotel

· Fontainebleau Miami Beach

· National Hotel

· The Standard Spa Miami Beach

· W South Beach

Favorite Hotel/Boutique

· Essex House

· Gale South Beach

· Hôtel Gaythering

· The Angler's Boutique Resort

· The Betsy South Beach

Favorite Restaurant-Fine Dining

· BLT Steak @ The Betsy

· Juvia Miami Beach

· Milos

· The Forge

· Zen Sai Restaurant

Favorite Restaurant-Casual

· 13 Even

· City Hall The Restaurant

· Palace South Beach

· Spris

· Yardbird Southern Table & Bar

Favorite Chef

· Guily Booth

· Hedy Goldsmith

· Michael Schwartz

· Michelle Bernstein

· Todd Erickson

Favorite Drag Queen

· Adora

· Elaine Lancaster

· Noel Leon

· Pussila

· Tiffany Fantasia

Favorite Singer

· Diana Mera

· Envee

· Jane Castro JEI

· Karina Iglesis

· Robbie Elias

Favorite Nightlife Destination

· Clevelander Hotel

· House

· Score

· The Cabaret South Beach

· Twist

Favorite Dance Club

· House

· Hunter's Beach Bar

· Score

· The Manor

· Twist

Favorite DJ

· DJ Abel

· DJ Citizen Jane

· DJ Maximus 3000

· DJ Pride

· DJ Zheno

Favorite Bartender

· Charlie - Score

· Kelly Cambell - Rumors

· Kesia - Score

· Lorenzo – Hotel Gaythering

· Nathan – Twist

Favorite Promoter

· Dustin Reffca

· Edison Farrow

· Hilton Wolman

· Icandee Events

· Pandora Events

Favorite Media Personality

· Belkys Nerey

· Craig Stevens

· Louis Aguirre

· Roxanne Vargas

· Steve Rothaus

Favorite Miami Attraction

· Jungle Island

· Lincoln Road

· Miami Beach Botanical Garden

· Miami Seaquarium

· Perez Art Museum Miami

Favorite Retail Store

· Banana Republic

· Base

· H&M

· Macy's

· Zara

Favorite Gym

· Crunch

· Equinox

· LA Fitness

· Mpower Project Gym

· Steel Gym

Favorite Spa

· Bliss

· Canyon Ranch Hotel & Spa

· Mandarin Oriental Miami

· Shore Club South Beach

· The Standard Spa Miami Beach

Favorite Non-Profit Organization

· Beta Phi Omega Sorority, Inc.

· Care Resource

· Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival

· National Gay and Lesbian Task Force

· The Aqua Foundation for Women

Favorite Fundraising Event - One Day

· AIDS Walk Miami

· Miami Beach Botanical Garden Taste of the Garden

· Pridelines Masquerade Ball

· Task Force Recognition Dinner

· Unity Coalition Leaders, Legends and Lovelies Ball

Favorite Fundraising Event - Weekend or Longer

· Aqua Girl

· Miami Beach Gay Pride

· Miami Beach White Party

· Orgullo

· Winter Party Festival

Favorite Local Hero

· Cindy Brown

· Elizabeth F. Schwartz

· Gisela Vega

· Mark Gilbert

· Michael Gongora

September 02, 2014 in Arts, Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Television, Theater, Transgender, Weblogs, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

Unity Coalition seeks Hispanic lesbian writers for Celebrate Orgullo panel discussion in fall

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Herb Sosa, president of Unity Coalition, is seeking Hispanic lesbian writers for an upcoming Celebrate Orgullo panel discussion.

Celebrate Orgullo, South Florida's Hispanic LGBT Pride Festival will be Oct. 4, 2014 in Miami Beach.

If you know of anyone, contact info@celebrateorgullo.com

September 01, 2014 in Arts, Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Key West & Monroe County, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, South Florida, Transgender, Weblogs, Wilton Manors, Workplace, Youth | Permalink | Comments (0)

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