Once, in the ’80s, we starred in a DIY inspirational video where making waffles was a metaphor for career success. We thought the death of the VHS format meant the evidence would eventually disintegrate in some faraway Salvation Army. Yet there’s a group of seven friends that searches for cringe-worthy…
FridayWe warned you about the limited seating, and yes, both screenings of the Optic Nerve festival are sold out. But maybe you can go and just hover outside MOCA to absorb some video art vibes?A comedy show in a roadside motel? Miami, we are falling back in love with you…
Outside the walls of Cafeina on 23rd Street and NW Second Avenue, gray drones strip down to their true colors on their way in to party. Maybe they heard Cyndi Lauper was in town last Tuesday night?…
Nestled into a three-martini lunch at the Algonquin Hotel, Dorothy Parker famously quipped: “This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force.” So in the spirit of those with discerning literary tastes, and a Mad Men-level appetite for booze, Books & Books…
Everything we know about Brazil we learned from City of God (feral children, guns, shanty towns) or profiles on the Travel Channel (breasts, buns, beach). But catch a couple of screenings at this year’s 14th annual Brazilian Film Festival, and the country appears mired in the same domestic angst as…
This Saturday, two exhibits focusing on street culture open at Butter Gallery. If your mug appears in the first show, “The It Click,” it’s because you’ve been face-hunted by a nocturnal photog who liked your street style. Gallery owner Francisco de la Torre curated this street photography exhibit, which includes…
This Saturday, two exhibits focusing on street culture open at Butter Gallery If your mug appears in the first show, “The It Click,” it’s because you’ve been face-hunted by a nocturnal photog who liked your street style. If you find yourself a subject in the other exhibit, “The Tenderloin Project,”…
Not that you crazy kids ever leave your sweaty desktop computers, but sneak outside just long enough to grab tomorrow’s new issue. Our art critic, Carlos Saurez de Jesus, opines on a dishwasher full of black dildos at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s “Claire Fontaine: Economies” exhibit. In his review …
Imagine your optic nerve went rogue and started tampering with the way your vision was processed by your brain. Instead of blue skies and green trees, those millions of nerve fibers told your gray matter you were actually seeing scenes from 1960s surgical videos. And you can blame the wayward…
It’s so hot outside, movie theaters are opening their doors to harbor Miami’s little ones, so they don’t spontaneously burst into flames. You can get in on that action as well hear some good music and make some new friends. All for f-r-e-e.Monday: Catch an eyeful of anthropomorphic turtles under…
With no tropical storm in sight, tuck into a sunny weekend scored by Rihanna and Robert Plant, tickled by Kyle Cease, and sustained by Miami Spice and lots of obscure Japanese snacks.FridayMiami’s local bands (Deaf Poets, Sirens & Sealions, Animal Tropical) will play a benefit show tonight for Michael Lum…
Tonight at the News Lounge, ladies and gents will hunch over light boxes and scribble on note cards while a rowdy bunch behind them waits its turn. It’s Drinking and Drawing, a sort of animated jam session where the artistically inclined come together over pints and highballs to create a…
Let’s say your optic nerve went rogue and started tampering with the way your retina’s vision was processed by your brain. Instead of blue skies and green trees, those millions of nerve fibers told your gray matter you were actually seeing scenes from 1960s surgical videos. You thought you saw…
Once, in the ’80s, we starred in a DIY inspirational video where making waffles was a metaphor for career success. We thought the death of the VHS format meant the evidence would eventually disintegrate in some faraway Salvation Army thrift store. Yet there’s a group of seven friends that searches…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
If you gulped down all three works of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy — The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest — and you’re thirsty for more of the Nordic noir, check out Pippi Longstocking at the Miracle…
Just as only the true king of England was able to remove the sword Excalibur from the stone, only the brave will be able to take a diamond from the mouth of Colombian performance artist María José Arjona. This Thursday, she’ll perform the third act in her Vires series at…
Miami graffiti artists capture the rage of Animal and Oscar the Grouch at NW 6th Avenue and 24th Street. Click on to see what other Jim Henson babies show up. Beaker? Miss Piggy? A stray Fraggle?…
