Suzi Nash is a journalist at The Philadelphia Gay News. She focuses on culture and society, delving into cultural movements and subcultures that shape our communities. Suzi's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to exploring diverse narratives within the cultural landscape.
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Suzi Nash's coverage predominantly focuses on local personalities, events, and businesses within the Philadelphia area. She often covers entertainment news and features profiles of individuals or businesses.
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By: Suzi Nash
Kimmie Katherine leads Philly Cheer Elite (PCE), a group that spreads love, cheer and enthusiasm throughout the Delaware Valley.
By: Suzi Nash
Zach Rodriguez is the president of Scream Queens Coaster Community, which centers and connects LGBTQIA+ coaster enthusiasts.
By: Suzi Nash
Satomi Hofmann is an actor and musician known for roles in “Mare of Easttown,” “Servant,” “Knock at the Cabin” and “Death on the Brandywine.”
I don't know about you, but I've been enjoying this summer! Despite what's going on in the world, Philadelphia has been an oasis of international unity and joy.
Where my fans at?! Unless you've been living under a rock, you've heard of the hit new reimagining of the musical “Cats.” Inspired by the queer
Those who read this column regularly know that I'm a huge couch potato sports fan. I'm more partial to the other (i.e., American) football, but I have to admit, I've got FIFA fever!
During Covid, when the IBA was holding regular coffee chats on Zoom, I got to know one of the members living in London, Robert Ravelli. A renaissance man, Ravelli is the author of the “Car-Free” transit guide series for New York and Philadelphia. He was a Deputy Mayor for the City of Philadelphia Mayor's Office of Transportation. He has completed master planning projects in both the public and private sectors in the USA, UK, Eastern Europe, Russia, China and Australia. Now back in Philly, he does voice-over work with a voice that is, “warm, rich and engaging, reassuring, smooth, compassionate and sincere” and when not recording soothing words, you can find him ramping up the crowds as his alternate persona, DJ FunkOMart.
A friend of mine, Zach Wilcha at the IBA, meets a lot of fascinating people in his position. So when he tells me that he found someone really interesting for me to profile, I listen. This week’s portrait is Byron Franklin, the owner of Hot Yoga Philadelphia. His story is as hot as his classes! […]
Film lovers rejoice! The BlackStar Film Festival , an annual celebration showcasing films from Black, Brown and Indigenous people from around the world, is back Aug. 6-9.
“The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” once eloquently said, “Yo homes, smell you later.” It would be an appropriate salute for this week's Portrait, Bee Sampson.
