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Miami Brewers Come Out to Sprung 2016

On Saturday, thousands of beer fans enjoyed live music and cold beer at Sprung, Miami's first beer festival of the Spring season. For the first time, the event was held in Wynwood, moving from its Coconut Grove home in Peacock Park. And, although the cool grass under our feet and...
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Back Off, Miami Herald, Jacksonville Editor Says

Last Friday, Miami Herald columnist Fabiola Santiago took a petty, thoughtless swipe at Jacksonville, Florida’s largest city,  She said it has "crazy crime, traffic congestion, and infrastructure," then added that it "tackles fears by legislating morality," before concluding that the city "is going to have to grow up – and...
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Daniel Ash Just Couldn’t Bring Himself to Make an Acoustic Album

"I never really go with trends at all," insists gothfather/guitar innovator Daniel Ash. "I think that's the kiss of death, to do that." On Stripped, his first album in more than a decade, the reclusive Brit breathes new life into highlights from his years as the guitar craftsman behind the...
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X-Men: Apocalypse Makes the Comic-Book Movie Great Again

There’s a scene during the first half of Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Apocalypse that is so emotionally resonant, so well-put-together and so quiet that you might briefly forget you’re watching a superhero film. It involves a raid by some Polish officers in the remote forest where Erik Lehnsherr, aka Magneto (Michael...
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The Best Miami Spice 2016 Menus

Miami Spice is A Christmas Story in summer. Each year as the heat and humidity grow we allow our minds to wander into the sea of possibilities filled with many of the city’s best restaurant tempting each precious table with affordable, creative meals. But we’ve been through this before, we...
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Clandestino Pub Craft Beer Bar Turns Into Mezcaleria

Anyone who's been following cocktail culture the past few years knows a thing or two about mezcal, the smoky, flavorful Mexican agave spirit. In South Florida, it's showing up on menus anywhere they serve Mexican food and tequila. But, at a newly renovated craft beer bar located in the heart...
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Famed Meteorologist Bryan Norcross Remembers Hurricane Andrew

In August 1992, the biggest storm to hit Miami in over 60 years roared through the city. It destroyed  homes, claimed a few lives, and left more injured. Many families remember the ferocity of the howling winds and the sounds of the branches cracking. Others still recall huddling in a closet...
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DJ Pierre, the Father of Acid House, on Birthing a Genre

Today's young millennials weaned on a lifetime of electronic music can hardly imagine how futuristic and positively alien acid house first sounded to listeners in the '80s. In contrast to the mostly pop and disco-based dance music of the time, the hypnotic, hard-hitting machine beats and trippy synthetic bass squelches...
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Le Cordon Bleu to Close All U.S. Schools, Including Miami Campus

Le Cordon Bleu, the school where Julia Child learned how to cook, is closing all its schools.  A notice on the school's website informs students: As announced in December 2015, Le Cordon Bleu will begin a gradual process of discontinuing operations. As a result, January 4, 2016 will be the...