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  Internet Friends' Techno Rodeo Rides Into the Ground

  November 11 at 9:16 a.m.

  Downtown Miami rumbled with a rowdy, Western crowd on Friday, November 8, for Internet Friends' last event of the year: Techno Rodeo at the Ground. The night's live entertainment included mechanical bull rides, pole dancing, and a lineup of local and visiting electro sounds including Gami, Keanu Orange, Virgo, M7, Bliss, and Mejia. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  Tvrnt Celebrates Devil's Night With Drag Queens in Little Havana

  October 24 at 1:16 p.m.

  Imagine a drag performer taking the stage, dressed in leather, with sky-high stilettos so sharp they could probably pierce through skin. And just when you expect her to lip-synch to Nicki Minaj's "Monster," she does a 180 and starts rolling around the floor to Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train." That's the...

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  Bianca Del Rio Is Taking Names for Her Rolodex of Hate at Her Miami Show

  October 23 at 8 a.m.

  The RuPaul's Drag Race winner and insult comic is bringing her tour It's Jester Joke to the Olympia Theater October 30.

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  Hialeah Pride 2019 Brings a Splash of Color to Suburbia

  October 14 at 9:49 a.m.

  Hialeah Pride took over the historic Hialeah Park on Sunday, October 13, for a day of celebrating LGBTQ culture with live music and drag performances for the local community. This year set a special precedent as two women exchanged vows and got married on-stage during the festival, marking the first wedding ceremony done during a Pride event in South Florida. Photography by Karli Evans.

• Supreme Court Decision Could Open Challenges to Miami-Dade's LGBTQ Protections

  October 9 at 3:28 p.m.

  The nation's highest court will soon decide if it's legal to fire someone based on gender identity or sexual orientation — and Florida activists are watching closely to see how the decision will affect the LGBTQ community in the Sunshine State.

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  Dorian Electra Gives a Flamboyant Pop Performance at Gramps

  September 9 at 8:23 a.m.

  On Sunday, September 8, queer pop performer Dorian Electra took to the stage for an all-ages show at Gramps. The concert kicked off a tour to promote their new album, Flamboyant. Mood Killer and Manchado warmed up the stage with dramatic performances, while Internet Friends kept everyone dancing all night with DJ sets by Gami and Keanu Orange. Photography by Monica McGivern