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The inaugural “Men Who Dance” festival began in 2020 as a bold initiative.
The idea: to challenge stereotypes surrounding male dance.
Starting with a modest group of 15 performers, the Inter-American Choreographic Institute festival has grown into a prominent event — with this year’s program at Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Center for the Performing Arts featuring more than 40 dancers, accompanied by a chamber music ensemble and opera singers.

WASHINGTON — For Benjamin Netanyahu, the world just got a little smaller.
Israel’s prime minister has long touted his worldwide network of relationships and years of experience working with foreign leaders. But now that the International Criminal Court has issued a warrant for his arrest, he’ll face incarceration if he sets foot in countries where he once strode with ease.
In 1996, he was the first Israeli prime minister ever to visit Ireland. Now, the country has pledged to abide by the warrant if Netanyahu lands there.

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