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A vibrant image of Raniere Martin, a Donna Summer tribute singer, passionately performing on stage. She wears a striking purple and blue dress adorned with abstract, mirrored patterns. Her curly hair flows freely as she sings into a microphone, holding it in one hand while raising the other dramatically. The background features a vivid, blurred cityscape filled with colorful lights, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere, perfectly complementing her lively performance.
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Donna Summer tribute singer Raniere Martin to ‘Feel Love’ on the concert stage

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Fran Lebowitz is seated and dressed in a dark suit jacket and white collared shirt, her hand resting on her face with her index finger touching her temple. Her expression is serious and contemplative, with her dark, slightly wavy hair framing her face. The background is a muted gray, emphasizing her thoughtful demeanor.
Featured

Out author Fran Lebowitz brings her wit and wisdom to Philly

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Max the Impaler is dressed in an intense, post-apocalyptic style, wearing dark makeup with black and white war paint across their face. Their hair is styled with a black and blonde mohawk. They have a fierce expression, with fangs visible in their mouth and red, glowing eyes. The person is holding two championship wrestling belts, one draped over each shoulder. Their outfit includes a mix of leather, fabric, and wraps, with tattoos visible on their arms and chest. The overall look is rugged and intimidating, with a strong warrior-like presence.
Arts

Queer Side of the Ring: Nonbinary pro wrestler smashes boundaries

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Evan Spigelman headshot
Theater

‘HILMA’: 20th-century queer visionary artist inspires 21st-century opera

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Rami Margron in Hurricane Diane
Theater

Queerness, climate change and comedy in “Hurricane Diane”

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Philadelphia Organ Festival to celebrate historic sounds and sights
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Philadelphia Organ Festival to celebrate historic sounds and sights

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Mink Stole and Peaches Christ.
Theater

Cult film and drag ‘Idols’ bring their cabaret tour to Philly

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Inhwan Oh’s “Where He Meets Him in Philadelphia,” which is currently on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s exhibition “Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989” through Feb. 11. (Photo: Timothy Tiebout)
Arts

Philadelphia queer bar history inspires Korean art exhibit

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Anthony J. Wilkenson
Theater

Playwright brings his “Big Gay Italian Christmas” to AC

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Paris Sashay wears a green jacket against a yellow background.
Comedy

Out comedian to ‘Sashay” through Philly

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Soothing and savage new releases
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Soothing and savage new releases

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Trans comic launches new podcast
Comedy

Trans comic launches new podcast

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Drag star Honey Davenport cuts to the bone with new single
Music

Drag star Honey Davenport cuts to the bone with new single

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Philly artists show some ‘Love’ for Women’s History Month
Arts

Philly artists show some ‘Love’ for Women’s History Month

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New book shines a light on pre-WWI trans history
Literature

New book shines a light on pre-WWI trans history

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‘Candy’ publisher talks visionary trans magazine
Literature

‘Candy’ publisher talks visionary trans magazine

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Dig unearths fast healthy eats in Center City
Food

Dig unearths fast healthy eats in Center City

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Trans author talks debut of short story collection
Literature

Trans author talks debut of short story collection

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Out performer goes from convent to comedy
Comedy

Out performer goes from convent to comedy

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Classic musical reintroduces itself to Philly
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Classic musical reintroduces itself to Philly

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