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This summer, beat the heat by cranking up your AC and staying in to watch these highly anticipated shows. There's something for everybody, from spin-offs and reality shows to the Summer Olympics and new seasons of awardwinning favorites. Hotspots presents this list of upcoming shows.

By Leo M. Irving

JUNE

Orphan Black: Echoes – June 23 • AMC Krystan Ritter (Marvel's Jessica Jones) stars in this new series based in the Orphan Black universe. The show follows a group of women as they explore their mysterious identities. The thriller, which is set in the near future, focuses on scientific manipulation. Keeley Hawes, Amanda Fix, Avan Jogia, Rya Kihlstedt and James Hiroyuki Liao also star.

Land of Women – June 26 • Apple TV+

This six-episode series, based on Sandra Barneda's novel La tierra de las mujeres, stars Eva Longoria, who is also the executive producer. The dramedy series follows Longoria as New Yorker Gala, whose husband flees after being unable to pay a debt he owes to dangerous individuals. Criminals are on the hunt for the family who seek refuge in Spain.

Worst Roommate Ever Season 2 – June 26 Netflix

Returning to Netflix for a second season, Worst Roommate Ever will terrify viewers with various real life accounts of roommates who turn out to be malicious and sometimes violent characters. The series, from Blumhouse Productions, will feature four new nightmare-inducing episodes.

FX's The Bear Season 3 – June 27

The highly-anticipated third season of the award-winning The Bear will surely be one of the summer lineup's highlights. Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White),

finally emerging from the freezer, returns to keep his establishment afloat as he sets out to offer an elevated dining experience. Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) and Richie Jeriovich (Ebon MossBachrach) continue to work alongside Carmy to deal with a growing staff and

face the sometimes overwhelming struggles that come with the restaurant industry.

JULY

Sausage Party: Foodtopia – July 11

Prime Video

Based on the 2016 animated darkcomedy Sausage Party, this hilarious, animated series boasts an allstar cast (returning from the film) that includes cocreator Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig,

Michael Cera and Edward Norton. In the series, characters attempt to create their own food society. Eight episodes will be available on July 11.

Big Brother Season 26 – July 17 • CBS

Returning to CBS for a 26th season, Julie Chen Moonves once again hosts the

groundbreaking and extremely popular reality series. She dropped some hints that the two-night one-hour premiere episodes will air live. Get ready to meet a new cast of chaotic characters.

Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 1 – July 17 • Netflix

The sixth and final season of this actionpacked series will be divided into three five-episode installments. Cobra Kai, now

banned from Valley, must focus on how they will compete in the world championships of karate. Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny (William Zabka) return to lead their students and bring the show to an epic ending.

Snowpiercer Season 4 – July 21 • AMC

Starring Oscar winner Jennifer Connelly and Grammy winner Daveed Diggs, Snowpiercer returns for the thriller's fourth and final season. This season sees the addition of cast members Clark Gregg (The Avengers) and Michael Aronov (The Drop, The Americans). Set in a frozen dystopian world, the last of humanity

resides on a lengthy train that constantly circles the earth. In the final season, Melanie Cavill (Connelly) helms the Eternal Engine and its passengers, who seek the safety the train offers.

2024 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony

July

26 • NBC/Peacock

This year's Summer Olympics will be incredibly unique. They will take place in Paris for the third time, and the opening ceremony will not be in a stadium for the first time in history. Instead, it will be held along the Seine River. And for another first, admission is free for this ceremony.

AUGUST

Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes – Aug. 3 • Max

This documentary about icon and activist Elizabeth Taylor premiered at Cannes. It will soon be available for the rest of us to

watch on Max. Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost apes will give an intimate behind-thescenes look at Liz from childhood throughout her life.

The Umbrella Academy Season 4 – Aug. 8 •Netflix

The Umbrella Academy, based on the comic book series by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá, stars Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheehan, David Castañeda, Aidan Gallagher and Justin H. Min. In this final season, the Hargreeves siblings have lost their powers and gained new enemies.

Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 1 – Aug. 15 • Netflix

Lily Collins stars as the titular Emily in this charming rom-com series. This season, Emily is caught in a love triangle with hotties Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie

(Lucien Laviscount). Things get extra complicated as Gabriel just finds out his ex, Camille (Camille Razat), is pregnant with his child. The series also stars Ashley Park, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery and William Abadie. Season 4, Part 2 will premiere on Sept. 12.

Bel-Air Season 3 – Aug. 15 • Peacock

In Season 3 of Bel-Air, Will (Jabari Banks) continues to try to adjust to his new life with his rich relatives. The drama series, based on the '90s comedy The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, takes place in current times. It stars Olly Sholotan, Coco Jones, Akira Akbar, Adrian Holmes, Simone Joy, Cassandra Freeman, Jordan L. Jones and Jimmy Akingbola.

Only Murders in the Building Season 4

Aug. 27 • Hulu

The star-studded comedy will feature even more stars in Season 4. Charles (Steve

Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), and Mabel (Selena Gomez) head to Hollywood when a studio expresses interest in turning their podcast into a movie. The cast will include Molly Shannon, Melissa McCarthy, Kumail Nanjiani, Eugene Levy, Richard Kind, Eva Longoria and Zach Galifianakis.

The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 – Aug. 29 • Prime Video

Season 2 of the series, inspired by the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien, follows the main characters as they face their nemesis, Sauron (Charlie Vickers). The fantasy series, which takes place thousands of years before the adventures in the Lord of the Rings book trilogy, stars Morfydd Clark, Ismael Cruz Córdova, Owain Arthur and Robert Aramayo.

SEPTEMBER

76th Primetime Emmy Awards –

Sept.

15 • ABC

The Television Academy and ABC present the Primetime Emmy Awards, which celebrate the best of primetime TV. Last year's big winners were Beef, The Bear and Succession. Who will be the big winners this year? You'll have to watch.

Agatha

All Along – Sept. 18 • Disney+

Kathryn Hahn stars as villain Agatha Harkness in this eagerly anticipated Wandavision spinoff. The cast includes Aubrey Plaza, Patti Lupone, Joe Locke, Ali Ahn, Maria Dizzia, Sasheer Zamata, Miles Gutierrez-Riley and Okwui Okpokwasili.

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Cool off this summer in the movie theater or at home with a variety of blockbusters, including sequels, horror, rom-coms, singalongs and thrillers. Hotspots presents this list of upcoming films you don't want to miss.

By Leo M. Irving

Trigger Warning – June 21 • Netflix

Jessica Alba stars as Special Forces commando Parker in this Netflix thriller. While on active duty overseas, she learns that her father has died and moves home to take over the family bar. As she reunites with her ex and her family, she investigates what really happened to her father. Mark Webber, Anthony Michael Hall, Tone Bell, Jake Weary and Gabriel Basso also star.

The Bikeriders - June 21 • In theaters

Austin Butler (Elvis) stars as Benny, the newest motorcycle club member of the Vandals. Led by Johnny, played by Tom Hardy (Venom), the Midwestern gang gets lured into danger. Benny gets caught between the club and his girlfriend, Kathy, played by Jodie Comer (Killing Eve).

Thelma - June 21 • In theaters

Oscar nominee June Squibb (Nebraska) stars as phone scam victim Thelma in this action-comedy. Alongside Richard

Roundtree (Shaft), she sets out to find the scammer and get her money back. Parker Posey, Nicole Byer, Clark Gregg, Fred Hechinger and Malcolm McDowell also star.

Kinds of Kindness - June 21 • In theaters

The Favourite and Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film, Kinds of Kindness, features an all-star cast. Jesse Plemons, Joe Alwyn, Willem Dafoe, Hunter Schaefer, Margaret Qualley and Mamoudou Athie join Emma Stone in her fourth Lanthimos film. The dark comedy is an anthology film.

Fancy Dance - June 21 • AppleTV+

Golden Globe winner Lily Gladstone (Killers of the Flower Moon) portrays Jax. When her sister goes missing, Jax takes care of her niece Roki, played by Isabel Deroy-Olson, on a reservation in Oklahoma. As they search for Roki's mother, they discover more about the

justice system's negligence in helping Indigenous women. The cast includes Ryan Begay, Isabel Deroy-Olson, Crystle Lightning, Audrey Wasilewski, and Whigham.

What Remains - June 21 • In Theaters

Cress Williams (Black Lightning, Hart of Dixie) stars as Pastor Marshall Shepherd, a widower who lost his wife five years ago. Marshall befriends Troy (Kellan Lutz of the Twilight films), his wife's killer,

which angers his son, Samuel (Marcus Gladney Jr). Anne Heche stars as the town's Sheriff.

South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut 25th Anniversary Sing-A-Long - June 23 • In theaters

When Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman go

see an R-rated movie starring their favorite Canadian stars, their angry parents decide to go to war with Canada. The boys need to stop the war and get Satan to go back to hell. Sing along with the 25th anniversary of this classic.

Diane von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge

June

25 • Hulu

Hulu presents this documentary following Diane Von Furstenberg, the creator of the famous wrap dress. Furstenberg discusses being the child of a Holocaust survivor and a princess by marriage. The film also

includes Marc Jacobs, Hillary Clinton and Oprah Winfrey speaking out about the famous DVF designer.

I Am: Celine Dion - June 25 • Prime Video

I am: Celine Dion follows the iconic singer as she deals with the diagnosis of a rare neurological disorder, Stiff Person Syndrome. The documentary goes behind the scenes as Dion tries to return to performing for her fans.

A Family Affair - June 28 • Netflix

Netflix comedy A Family Affair follows Zara, played by Joey King (The Act, We Were The Lucky Ones), as she deals with the romance between her actor boss, played by Zac Efron, and her mother, played by Nicole Kidman. Shirley MacClaine, Kathy Bates, Liza Koshy also star.

A Quiet Place: Day One - June 28 • In theaters

Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o stars with Stranger Things'

Joseph Quinn in this prequel to 2018's A Quiet Place. The film follows what happens when alien monsters land in New York City. The horror film also stars Djimon Hounsou and Alex Wolff.

Horizon: An American Saga-Chapter I - June 28 In theaters

Kevin Costner directs and stars in this two-part film about the Civil War and the American West. The all-star cast includes Sienna Miller, Sam Worthington, Jamie Campbell Bower, Kathleen Quinlan, Giovanni Ribisi and Jena Malone. Chapter 2 hits on Aug. 16.

Daddio - June 28 • In theaters

Dakota Johnson, known for her role in the 50 Shades of Grey films, stars alongside Oscar-winner Sean Penn in this compelling drama. In the film, Penn portrays a New York City cab driver who encounters Johnson's character. The chance meeting between the two sets in motion an unexpected adventure.

Despicable Me 4 - July 3 • In theaters

Despicable Me 4 follows Gru and Lucy, voiced by Oscar nominees Steve Carrell and Kristen Wiig, their three daughters and their wild new son, Gru Jr. Gru has new enemies – Maxime Le Mal and

Valentina – voiced by Emmy-winner Will Ferrell and Emmy nominee Sofia Vergara –which causes him to go into hiding.

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F - July 3 • Netflix

Eddie Murphy returns as Detective Axel Foley. He teams up with his daughter, played by Independent Spirit Awardwinner Taylour Paige (Zola), and a new

partner, played by Golden Globe nominee Joseph Gordon-Levitt (500

Days of Summer). Beverly Hills Cop stars Judge Reinhold and John Ashton also return.

MaXXXXine - July 5 • In theaters

MaXXXine is a slasher film starring Mia Goth as Maxine Minx, who is trying to get famous in 1980s Hollywood. The “Night

Stalker” begins to follow the wannabe star. The third film in Ty West's X series, also stars Halsey, Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth Debicki, Giancarlo Esposito, Moses Sumney, Lily Collins, Michelle Monaghan and Bobby Cannavale.

Tyler Perry's Divorce in the Black - July 11

Prime Video

Media mogul Tyler Perry's film Divorce in Black follows Ava, played by Harlem star Meagan Goode, whose husband Dallas (Cory Hardrict, of All American: Homecoming) leaves her. As she discovers more about Dallas' betrayals, she finds herself falling for a new man. Richard Lawson, Shannon Wallace,

Debbi Morgan, Taylor Polidore and Joseph Lee Anderson also star.

Fly Me to the Moon - July 12 • AppleTV+

Superstars Scarlett Johannson and Channing Tatum star in rom-com Fly Me To The Moon. Johansson plays a marketing

expert and Tatum plays the launch director behind NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing. Chaos – and romance– ensue when the White House gets involved.

Sing Sing - July 12 • In theaters

Emmy award-winner Colman Domingo stars in Sing Sing, which is based on a true

story. The film follows inmates in Sing Sing prison as they work on putting on theatrical productions. Clarence Maclin, Sean San José and Paul Raci also star.

National Anthem - July 12 • In theaters

Charlie Plummer, known for his roles in Looking for Alaska and Boardwalk Empire portrays a construction worker

who joins a queer rodeo. As he becomes part of the rodeo, he discovers a true family and experiences love. The cast also includes Eve Lindley and Mason Alexander Park.

Twisters - July 19 • In theaters

Golden Globe nominee Daisy EdgarJones (Where the Crawdads Sing, Normal People) stars alongside Top Gun: Maverick and Scream Queens star

Glen Powell in a sequel to 1996's Twister. Edgar-Jones plays traumatized former storm chaser Kate, who meets Tyler (Powell), a social media star who chases storms with a crew. Golden Globe nominee Anthony Ramos (Hamilton, In The Heights) also stars.

The NeverEnding Story 40th Anniversary rerelease - July 21 • In theaters

The traumatizing fantasy film from our youth is back in theaters. The NeverEnding Story follows Bastian (Barret Oliver), a kid who recently lost his mother. As he hides from bullies, he gets pulled into a darkly magical book titled The NeverEnding Story.

Deadpool

& Wolverine - July 26 • In theaters

Hotties Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's famous Marvel characters Deadpool and Wolverine join forces in this comic action film. The two have a common enemy to dispose of. The film

also stars Morena Baccarin, Rob Delaney, Emma Corrin, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni and Matthew Macfadyen.

Cuckoo - Aug. 2 • In theaters

Euphoria and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes star Hunter Schafer plays teen Gretchen, who goes to the German Alps to live with her father and his new family. They live in a resort,

where things are not what they seem. Dan Stevens and Jessica Henwick also star in this thriller.

Trap - Aug 9 • In theaters

Pearl Harbor star Josh Hartnett stars in M. Night Shyamalan's new film, Trap. The mystery thriller follows a father who takes his daughter to a big pop concert.

While there, the duo learns that what they thought was a concert is a dark gathering where the police are searching for a serial killer. Expect many twists.

It

Ends With Us - Aug. 9 • In theaters

Based on the popular Colleen Hoover novel of the same name, It Ends With Us stars Blake Lively as Lily Bloom, a woman trying to escape a traumatic past. Lily moves to Boston to open her own business and falls in love with neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid (Jane the Virgin's Justin Baldoni) and soon sees that life with the handsome doctor is not as rosy as it seems. Baldoni also directs the thriller, which also stars Jenny Slate and Hasan Minhaj.

Borderlands - Aug. 9 • In theaters

Based on a popular video game series, Borderlands features an all star cast including Oscar winner Cate Blanchett, Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, Edgar Ramírez, Ariana Greenblatt, Florian Munteanu and Gina Gershon. Blanchett stars as Lilith, a badass bounty hunter on the search for the missing daughter of the powerful Atlas (Ramirez).

Alien: Romulus - Aug. 16 • In theaters

The terrifying Alien franchise's latest film, Alien: Romulus, follows a group of space colonizers who face a scary alien life form. Cailee Spaeny (Priscilla), Archie Renaux (Shadow and Bone) and Isabela Merced (The Last of Us) star.

Blink Twice - Aug. 23 • In theaters

Zoë Kravitz co-wrote and directed this thriller starring her boyfriend, Magic Mike actor Channing Tatum and Naomi Ackie (Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker). The film follows Tatum as a tech billionaire

who takes Ackie's Frida on a vacation to a private island. While there, unusual

events occur and Frida worries she is in danger. Kyle MacLachlan and Adria Arjona also star.

The Crow - Aug. 23 • In theaters

Bill Skarsgård (IT) and actress and singer FKA Twigs star as soulmates Eric and Shelly in this dark thriller based on the comic book series The Crow. When the couple is murdered, Eric has the opportunity to sacrifice himself and seek revenge.

Beetlejuice 2 - Sept. 6 • In theaters

The Deetz family returns to Winter River. Chaos ensues when Lydia's (Winona Ryder) daughter Astrid (Wednesday's Jenna Ortega) opens the portal to the afterlife, drawing Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton) back into their lives. Catherine O'Hara, Monica Belluci, Justin Theroux and Willem Dafoe also star.

Photos: Scott Holland

Mamma Mia at Kravis Center, June

25th-30th

By Scott Holland

Judy Craymer, creator and producer of MAMMA MIA!, the ultimate feel-good show based on the songs of ABBA, is thrilled to announce the cast for the upcoming 25th Anniversary North American Tour coming to the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts on June 25 – 30.

Leading the tour as Donna Sheridan is Christine Sherrill who last enjoyed the role of Donna during her residency with the Las Vegas company of MAMMA MIA! She will be joined by rising star Alisa Melendez as Sophie Sheridan, who was recently seen on Broadway in Almost Famous.

Joining Sherrill and Melendez are MAMMA MIA! alumni, Carly Sakolove as Rosie and Victor Wallace as Sam Carmichael. Principal casting also includes

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Jalynn Steele as Tanya, Rob Marnell as Harry Bright, Jim Newman as Bill Austin, and Grant Reynolds as Sky.

Rounding out the cast is Louis Griffin, Patrick Park, L'Oréal Roaché, Haley Wright, Sarah Agrusa, Gabe Amato, Caro Daye Attayek, Adia Olanethia Bell, Dean Cestari, Emily Croft, Madison Deadman, Jordan De Leon, Nico DiPrimio, Patrick Dunn, Stephanie Genito, Danny Lopez-Alicea, Makoa, Faith Northcutt, Jasmine Overbaugh, Gray Phillips, Blake Price, Dorian Quinn, Xavi Soto Burgos, and Amy Weaver.

It was a pleasure to sit down with Victor Wallace (Sam Carmichael) for this exclusive Hotspots interview.

At what age did you begin performing and how did it happen?

I think maybe I was 7 years old. My older cousin was in summer theater program, and they were doing Alice in Wonderland and they needed small children to play with the Queen of Hearts. I got cast and it was the very first time I stepped on a stage. What was your first professional gig and how much did you get paid?

I think the first time I made money performing was probably my summers in college. I worked at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg Virginia, and it was only like $300ish a week, for 5 to 6 shows a day. Back then it seemed like a lot of money. When did you know performing would be your career?

When I was in high school I did a lot of community theater and went to Arts camp, which was a chance to be around a lot of other kids my age and to get more of a sense on how I can make performing a career. It also gave me the chance to know if I was any good at performing. After spending a few summers there I decided I can to this. Therefore, I decided to pick a performing arts university (Ithaca college), and the rest is history.

Other than this show, what has been your favorite role so far?

I probably have to say understudying and performing the role of Phantom in Phantom of the Opera was unforgettable and such a great experience. What's your fantasy role (a role you haven't played but would die to play)?

I don't know if I have a specific role that I am dying to play, but I would like to think it hasn't been created yet. Some that come to mind are Emile In South Pacific, Dan in Next to Normal, also, I have never done a Sondheim musical. I aged out of a lot of roles I would have liked to play when I was younger. Oh, I forgot, I would also love Frederick in a little night music. Is it intimidating or is there extra pressure being in this musical being that is so iconic? No, because I have such a long history with this show, as the first time I did the show was well before the movie was made. I have come back to it many times. What I can't believe is that 25 years later we are still selling out.

What's your favorite and least favorite thing about being on the road all the time? My least favorite part is that on our day off we are traveling to the next city, and my

most favorite part is discovering new places and seeing this country as each city has its own personality…it's fun!

Describe yourself in 3 words?

Compassionate, consistent, and optimistic. What do you do for fun?

I like to find good eats and drinks, especially when I am on the road. I enjoy finding out what the local city has to offer. My favorite thing is to find a good local donut!

What should our readers expect from this touring company of, “Mamma Mia”?

I think that this particular production of Mamma Mia is better than ever as it has such an incredibly talented cast. For the 25th anniversary tour its top notch!

MAMMA MIA! sails into the Kravis Center June 25 – 30. Showtimes are Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets starts at $45 and may be purchased online at the official Kravis Center website kravis.org; by calling the Kravis Center Box Office at 561-832-7469 during regular box office hours Monday through Saturday from Noon to 5 p.m.; or in person at 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach.

To find out more about Victor, go to Instagram.com/Mrvdubbs. For information about MAMMA MIA! visit mammamiathetour.com

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Red South Beach

801 South Pointe Dr. • Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Chim Authentic Thai & Sushi Bar

130 S Pine Island Rd., • Plantation, FL 33324

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Mon – Thu & Sun 11am – 10pm • Fri – Sat 11am – 10:30pm

This restaurant has become my new favorite place for sushi and Thai With the large variety of top-class choices on their menu, customer favorites are Lobster bomb roll, Tom yum sup and lady finger roll. From rich Thai noodles to their wide variety of Sushi options, those rank among their most requested dishes. My top favorite is their chicken pad Thai and believe or not, not every Thai restaurant knows the right spot to hit; theirs is just a perfect balance to taste the sweet & salty spot. Service is great.

In Coffee We Trust

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Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5pm • Sat 10am - 3pm

Love, love, love! Just walking in makes me happy and it is my spot for a weekend breakfast. Inspired by these women's essences, Marilyn Monroe, Frida Kahlo and Audrey Hepburn, ICWT opened its Hollywood Beach location this past February. Depending on the time you visit them, here are some menu highlights: The breakfast, lunch and dessert pitas, spinach omelet, power lunch bowl and flavored pastries. You can see their menu online before heading there. Have a great time!

Mon – Sat 6pm - 12:00 am • Sun 11:30am - 2:30pm & 4pm - 12am

Red opened its doors in 2008 and since then it has been offering a warm setting for special occasions while been consistently named Miami's Best Steakhouse and honored to secure a spot among America's Top 20 Steakhouses. Menu dinner highlights: Rockefeller (crispy oysters with creamed spinach), lemon garlic shrimp, Maine lobster risotto, carbonara and prime NY strip. Red is available to host private dining and special events.

Okeechobee Steak House

2854 Okeechobee Blvd. • West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561.683.5151 • okeesteakhouse.com

Lunch 11:30am – 3pm • Dinner 3pm – 10pm

Awarded the Wine Spectactor in 2019, Okeechobee Steak House is the only restaurant in Palm Beach County to receive this prestigious award. Featuring flawlessly executed recipes, their menu is inspired by old-fashioned flavors and culinary traditions. From hand-cut steaks to seafood dishes, they are always served with fresh seasonal produce, just like in the good old days.

On Mekahel Makes a Splash with

His Swim Collection and Blazing New Summer Song

By Frank Doll

On Mekahel is an entertainment powerhouse. He is a model, actor, fashion designer and social media influencer with nearly three million followers. He is best known for starring on the reality show, Putting On, a series that ran for two seasons on Revry TV. It followed the ups and downs of his personal and business life, with viewers watching as the underwear model built his Mounderwear fashion empire from the ground up.

Mounderwear continues to thrive today with On Mekahel recently unveiling the company’s summer 2024 collection. He’s also adding one more title to his resume

this summer: pop singer. This month, On Mekahel is debuting his first music single, “Play with Fire”. Produced by DJ Ran Ziv, the song is a European house and dance-pop record that captures the energy and excitement of the dance floor.

We caught up with On Mekahel from his home in Los Angeles. Congratulations on the new song! Thanks! This song is just the beginning. I’m working on an entire EP! Is singing a new thing for you?

Not really. Growing up, I was that kid that performed in every school and community event; the one that would

“As the person whose life is under a microscope, you want to make sure that certain elements of who you are and what you stand for shine through...”

put on a show wherever he was. The world has always been my stage. Why was now the right time to release a music single?

There is never a better time than now to do absolutely anything. That’s my life’s motto! Also, I just felt ready and like I couldn’t hold it in anymore. I feel more confident now than ever before: ready to make the transition from shirtless boy on Instagram to someone that is creating a body of work that goes deeper. I know the direction I want to take my music and I’m not afraid of opening myself up to judgment. Is that why you exited your show after two seasons?

Did you grow tired of the judgement from viewers?No, it was more due to creative differences with the network. While I loved the process and the results of doing the show, filming two seasons took a lot of time and energy. We won the Queerty Award for best

streaming series in 2021, and after that, we sort of hit a plateau with the network and decided it was in everyone’s best interests to go out on top. What did you learn from shooting the reality show?

I learned about the art of storytelling and all that is involved in the process of sharing your life with the world. It’s not nearly as simple as turning on the camera and filming. In order for the audience to engage with the show, the story has to make sense and grab interest. As the person whose life is under a microscope, you want to make sure that certain elements of who you are and what you stand for shine through but it’s hard to do that when you have producers twisting the story to fit their narrative. What were the best parts of doing a reality show?

Working with my husband every day. There is nothing I love more in life than spending time with him. The show also kept me extremely busy, which I loved. I’m a better version of myself when I’m busy. Worst parts?

Having cameras in your face when things are not great in life. Like when my first love broke my heart, or when my husband and I were struggling with our relationship. Those were really personal moments, but when you’re on a reality show, you’re required to show up and film, no matter what. But man, having a camera crew in the room with you makes life’s problems so much more difficult. Would you do it again?

I don’t know. I’m forever thankful that I was given the opportunity and I will always cherish how, especially after the first season, I received so many messages about how simply sharing my story had inspired men to come out, follow their heart and chase their dreams. That made everything worth it. Do you credit the show with the success of your Mounderwear brand?

I believe that it helped in some ways,

absolutely. It shined a spotlight on the brand, the creative process and the hard work we put into it. My social media channels also deserve credit.

How has the Mounderwear brand evolved in the last few years?

We grow a bit with every new collection we put out. Our customers are vocal and we listen. Your tattoos…You like?

Oh, yes. There are so many! Do you have a favorite? I have two. I love the Eiffel tower tattoo because my husband and I got married in Paris and we had what I can only call my dream

ceremony. The second tattoo that has major significance would be my dog paws. My dog babies are my world. They are my rocks. My soul. I put their paws on my leg so we can walk together forever.

On Mekahel’s debut single, “Play with Fire”, is available on Apple, Spotify and all major streamers. Follow On Mekahel on Instagram: iamonmekahel • TikTok: iamonmekahel • Facebook: facebook.com/on.mekahel • X: iamonmekahel

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JOHNNY DONOVAN

STARS IN KINKMEN’S “THE ELECTRO DOM”

By Shane Gallagher Photos Kinkmen.com

Johnny Donovan began his adult career with Sean Cody, where as “Deacon”, his boy-next-door charm, strong on-screen presence and natural talent for engaging with the camera won over legions of horny fans. Now seeking to explore new horizons, Donovan has transitioned to KinkMen, where he is showcasing his versatility as a dom and sub and embracing more diverse and intense roles.

We spoke with Johnny Donovan on the set of The Electro Dom, his new film with Brody Fox.

We meet a new side of Johnny Donovan in The Electro Dom. What inspired you to take on the role?

KinkMen.com has always been of interest to me. A lot of my sexual firsts were on camera: my first threesome, my first orgy, my first times with FTM and MTF trans people… I guess I thought if I wanted to try something new like flogging, caning or electro play, then it might as well be on film. There is a sense of safety for me on a porn set.  You play the Electro Dom. Are you always in control?

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I’m naturally more of a pleaser, so I enjoy dominating when I’m in tune with what my sub needs. When I’m feeling selfish and needy, I enjoy subbing more.

Let’s take it back a little. You grew up in Idaho. What was that like?

My childhood was idyllic. I grew up in a small migrant farming community in southern Idaho. I was one of three white kids in a school of mostly Mexicans. I grew up enjoying the simple life, playing every sport, but mostly soccer.

When did you first realize you were gay?

When I was 11, my best friend introduced me to this hardcore hetero site and I was way more into the men than my friend was, so I started to put some things together. I realized some of the boys I was trying to get close to since elementary school were not necessarily boys I wanted to be friends with. Then middle school was so much different. Suddenly I was nervous around the cute boys I used to be cool with and I just got more and more confused. Did you have any early experiences?

One day in the locker room my friend and I were talking about sex as we were undressing. I admitted I

was a virgin and he told me he had lots of sex. I asked him if the girls were pleased with his size because I thought I was bigger. He challenged me to a comparison. He said he was a grower and not a shower, so I asked “What do you want to get it hard?” I was hoping he would take the bait but he just shrugged it off and made an excuse for us to hurry out of the locker room.

When did you come out to family and friends?  I came out to some of my friends right when I figured it out myself. It took me two years to come out to my parents, though. Even then I didn’t come out so

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much as just inform them I was dating a boy. My mom was a little shocked. She told me not to tell my dad because she thought it would be better if she got his initial reaction. From what I hear he was a little upset by the news, but they both kept loving me. My siblings were even cooler about it. Some expected, and some were surprised: I try not to take offense to either reaction.

You were 27 when you and your partner, Ricky, both launched your careers with Sean Cody.   I was 26, but I think I said I was 24 on the site. We had been together for two years at that point and had just started opening our relationship to threesomes. Deciding to get into porn was a little scary at first, but once we did it, it was great. It made us stop taking ourselves so seriously in a lot of ways. We both had three jobs before porn and we were stretching ourselves thin. Looking

“Nothing makes me smile quite like the feeling of two round cheeks that fit into the palms of my hands while...”

back, I feel more like a 26-year-old now than I did then. I felt like I was sprinting toward 50 with all the stress and worry about the future. I understand now that things I used to take so seriously don’t need to be.

What did your family and friends think of your decision to launch an adult film career?

My lifelong friends from high school thought it was crazy but cool. They live very heteronormative lives, and as open-minded and inclusive as they are, they get uncomfortable talking about anything they don’t know. My family was always on the side of “Just be as safe as you can.” There has been no pushback, at least not to my face, and I feel supported emotionally.

What do you enjoy most about being an adult film star?

I like the people I work with. Sex work is becoming so normalized and taboos about sexuality are being lifted, so everyone I work with has made a conscious choice to do this work. They do it because they love it and it is work that comes naturally to them. Imagine working in any other industry where everyone around you enjoys what they are doing and they are

really good at it. It’s just a joy. I also like how we get to engage with our fans. Having my fan site outside of the studio stuff lets me connect with the people who are watching me in my films.  Will we see you in additional Kink Men films?

You will be seeing me start to explore my role as a switch this year. I can’t go into details about specific scenes, but I hope to get tied up a number of times and flogged.

Do you ultimately want to end up on the other side of the camera, filming and producing kink films?

I’ve played with the idea. My degree is in television broadcast, and I do love to write copy and edit footage… but I think the part I love about this business is in front of the camera. I don’t want to ruin that with too many auxiliary roles.

What do you see as the future of adult film?

The future has to be 3D, right?

People are loving what VR has done to porn. I think the GoPro 360 camera and similar tools will continue to be used more in productions. Maybe we’ll eventually have adult theaters that are 4D experiences. What makes Johnny Donovan smile?

“I’m naturally more of a pleaser, so I enjoy dominating...”

Nothing makes me smile quite like the feeling of two round cheeks that fit into the palms of my hands while I’m seven inches deep.

What makes you crazy?

This thing my fiancé does with his tongue in my ear. Drives me insane, in a good way.

What is your prized possession?

I don’t put a lot of stock in possessions, but I lost my Kindle once and I thought I was going to throw up.

If you could convince any celeb to film a scene for Kink Men, who would you choose?

I would love to see Jason Mamoa in a KinkMen.com scene where he is a biker and he forces me to spit shine his bike and lick his and his biker friends’ boots.

Then cut to a scene where they have me tied up on the bar and they each take their turn on me.

If anywhere on the planet were an option, where would you most like to live?

I think I would be happiest in La Jolla, San Diego, California. I mean, if it was at all affordable.

What’s left to do on your life’s bucket list?

Machu Picchu, Yosemite, snowboarding and surfing in New Zealand, getting married… so much to do!

Final message to fans?

The rest is love.

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To Your Health

Dr. Max Zaslavsky

By Scott Holland

Dr. Max Zaslavsky's dental practice is a beacon of comprehensive dental care in Wilton Manors, Oakland Park, Ft. Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and Coconut Creek. Renowned for their commitment to empathetic and inclusive care, they cater to a diverse range of clients, ensuring everyone in these vibrant areas receives the highest standard of dental service. Their practice takes pride in being deeply integrated into the local communities. From family dentistry in Oakland Park to cosmetic treatments in Wilton Manors, emergency dental services in Pompano Beach, or general dentistry in Fort Lauderdale, they are here for every dental need. Full disclosure, Dr. Max and his beautiful

wife Lauren, are personal friends of mine. The way we became friends was way over a decade ago when I sat down to interview him for the first time. We had so much in common we bonded, and the rest is history. Therefore, it was really a pleasure to go to Max's office, and chat with my friend.

You moved locations and completely remodeled. When did you move and how has it been?

We moved October of 2022, as I wanted to create an office that fit my personality and what I was trying to aim for all these years. I also wanted to be closer to the community of Wilton Manors that has

been so supportive of us over the last 15+ years. I found this opportunity in the growing area of Oakland Park, and I jumped on it.

Tell me about your staff.

“...wanted to be closer to the community of Wilton Manors that has been so supportive of us over the last 15+ years. I found this opportunity in the growing area of Oakland Park, and I jumped on it.”

We have the most caring hygienists in the tricounty region. Ben has been with us since the move. With COVID, and the move, I felt this was the time to make some staff changes. Ben was one of the first actions I made in hiring him to add to the office. He brings his big heart and laugh. Hardly ever in a bad mood, I think the biggest asset has been bringing him on board.

Jose is our part-time hygienist who was a dentist in Peru and brings those added skills to the practice. Unfortunately, we will soon be losing him, as he plans to move forward with becoming a dentist in this country. Looking at the forest through the trees, I hope to one day bring him back not as a hygienist, but rather as a future colleague who will work with us in the office.

Katina and Kasi have collectively been in the dental field for 30 years. Katina has been with me now for 7 years, and Kasi I have known for 10. When Kasi left her former position, it was an easy decision to offer her a position. Pierre, our office manager, I have also known for 10 years. I met him through CrossFit some years ago. Fast forward, he transitioned from his former field into dental. Susie (front desk) has also been in the dental field for quite a long time. She hails from Jacksonville, and I was so glad when she came in for the

interview, we knew she was the right fit.

How do you and your staff give great customer service to your clients?

I would like to think we are really on top of things. We built this new office for our patients with our patients in mind. We have had local artists begin to paint the rooms (even the bathroom) to make this office feel less robotic and with more soul. What do you think it is about your practice that sets itself apart from other dentists in the area?

We really want to make sure our patients are happy and educated every step of the way. We also make every attempt to be punctual with our patients. We understand patients do not exactly like being at the dentist, and they have to get to work. We try to do good work as efficiently as possible.

What services do you offer?

Botox, fillers, general dentistry (fillings, crowns, extractions), cosmetics (veneers, porcelain crowns, metal free restorations). We also offer nitrous sedation as well as oral sedation.

Tooth whitening is very popular, tell me about the different options?

We have 3 options. The first is a 10-day disposable kit, which is like dental strips, but more of a dental quality. The second is an in-office 1 hour whitening treatment, and the third option, which gets the best results, is a combination of the first two. This is where you do 1 hour of whitening, and then do 5 take home kits followed by another 1 hour of whitening and then another 5 take home kits. This option is for clients who have deep stains.

As a dentist, what is your goal in your practice?

are not a Mr. Potato Head. You are a human being. Dentures should not be a thing anymore.

Do you take insurance?

Yes, we take most PPOs. We also have 3 options for in-house insurance depending on the patient's needs. They all offer discounts, and the payments start as low as $325 for the year.

Do you take walk ins or do you need to make an appointment?

An appointment is preferred, but if you come in with pain we will see you. I have NEVER said no to a patient in an emergency. What does the future hold?

We created an office to serve the community of Oakland Park and Wilton Manors. It was made for the community around us and for

“...Botox, �llers, general dentistry (�llings, crowns, extractions), cosmetics (veneers, porcelain crowns, metal free restorations).”

the community that's coming. We are currently looking to expand our staff to help with the growing community.

I want patients to understand that the mouth is the first entrance to health. We want to keep your teeth healthy, as without a healthy mouth you will not have a healthy body. Missing teeth is not healthy. "Just pulling it out," is not ok. You

Dr Max Zalavsky's Dental practice is located at 3400 N.E. 12th Avenue • Oakland Park, FL 33308. They are open Mondays and Fridays 8am to 2pm and Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 8am to 5pm (closed Saturdays and Sundays). For more information, you can go to their website at: bestdentistfortlauderdale.com or you can call them at 954-491-3544.

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The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts invites everyone to step into the extraordinary world of Space Explorers: The Infinite inspired by NASA missions and join the esteemed few who have experienced space firsthand. Through the transformative lens of immersive VR, you’ll be transported 250 miles above Earth into the International Space Station. This voyage offers more than just mere observation; it immerses you in the essence of space exploration without ever leaving the ground.

From exclusive encounters with astronauts to serene moments of Earth-gazing, every sensation deepens your connection to the universe and your place within it. It’s more than just a simple expedition, it’s an emotional odyssey that leaves a lasting impression.

The Infinite is ideal for private events and corporate buyouts with affordable price packages to meet the needs of your company or large group. This indoor, air–conditioned experience can

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Disconnect from the outside world, create new memories with your staff, family, and friends, and truly feel like you are a member of the Artemis II crew.

It was a pleasure to sit down with Félix Lajeunesse, the Chief Creative Office and Co-founder of Felix & Paul Studios for this exclusive Hotspots interview. Felix is a visionary creator with an extraordinary attention to detail and a deep understanding of emotional resonance, crafts virtual reality and immersive experiences that provoke connection and are rooted in a profound sense of presence.

At what age did you start having an interest in Virtual Reality and how did that happen? I have been a film maker since I was 20 and it took me a couple of years to start thinking outside the boundaries of traditional film making. I became interested in the notion of immersive experiences, as you can no longer think of it as a flat surface but rather a window that you can cross and be a part of the experience. I wanted to create a full sense of presence. We witnessed people loved this and it then led us to virtual reality. When did you realize immersive experiences would be a big part of your career?

The very first thing we did in cinematic virtual reality was to film a musician playing piano. It was just a moment with an artist

we liked. And it was… what it was like to be with him and feel what he feels writing music. When we finished that production and started showing it around, people were overwhelmed with connection, something they had never felt before. We realized that was powerful and realized we were only scratching the surface of what this could be. So, we knew we needed to let go of traditional film making and grow this art form.

You have co-directed over 30 immersive experiences. Other than The Infinite, which one was your favorite and why?

The VR experience that we did that changed us and changed our trajectory the most was “Strangers with Patrick Watson,” our very first one. It functioned in a very minimalistic way. It’s very simple but very powerful. It’s a single moment in time you are experiencing and its very powerful. We still pursue this same core of emotion.

A couple years later we did “The Peoples House with Barack and Michelle Obama.” We were at the white house filming in the final year of his administration. We were filming Presidential

“...you get to experience a glimpse of the overview of space. Stepping out of the capsule and seeing exactly what the astronauts see.”

memoir and looking back at the last 8 years to capture his presidency. This was a very impactful experience as well as VR was still considered to be in its infancy and to have President Obama wanting to be involved opened a lot of doors for us. You won Primetime Emmy Awards. How did that feel?

It felt great for the Barack Obama project, and we were lucky enough to win a second Emmy a few years later. Both times it felt extraordinary as we felt this art form is being acknowledged by the academy. It makes us feel that this art form is making progress and getting more and more to a mainstream audience. Being so technological, what do you do for fun?

I am not a highly technological person. I employee the specialists. My expertise is story telling. For fun I love to woodwork, as it totally grounds me. How did the idea of Infinite come about? And what were some of the challenges you faced? We sent those virtual reality cameras to space in 2018, and we captured images for 2 ½ years. We then realized the power of these images, as you weren’t watching a film about space, but rather you would feel like you were there with the astronauts. It was originally supposed to be a 4 part for VR users, but that seemed too small so we wanted to bring the experience to audiences as a touring show. That

way we felt we could show the experience in its original format. Then we partnered with Phi studious, and we created a whole new form of show and now it’s the largest VR experience ever produced. Why should our readers buy tickets for Space Explorers: THE INFINITE?

There are 2 things that audiences respond to in the show. The first is you get to experience a glimpse of the overview of space. Stepping out of the capsule and seeing exactly what the astronauts see. You get to see the totally immersive experience of planet earth. There is nowhere else you can experience that unless you see the show. The second, is the experience you get with the astronauts. You are there with them and you see them life size and you feel like you are one of the crew members interacting with them. For these 2 reasons I think your audiences would love the show! It’s a fully satisfying show for audiences.

The Infinite: An Immersive Experience is approximately 45 minutes (35 minutes of which are in VR), and lifts off through September 2 (What a great day, it’s my birthday…LOL); Tuesday - Thursday 4-9pm; Fridays 2-9pm; Saturday’s 10am to 9pm and Sundays 10am to 8pm. Tickets are: $45-50 for adults. $35-40 for students. $2530 for children ages 8-12 at Kravis.org. For more information go to Felixandpaul.com

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Gay bar perches

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Op-ed offering

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