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The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is kicking of the 2025/2026 Sensory-Inclusive Season this summer which includes ...

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The Blessing of the Graves takes place in Monknewtown, Dowth and Fennor on Sunday August 10th and on the Hill of Slane and St ...

Love is in the air, and on the shelves this year, with several new Black queer love stories taking center stage. Ranging from ...

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Apple TV+’s series takes inspiration from Edith Wharton‘s posthumously published 1938 novel, but it doesn’t follow the plot ...