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Marion’s Makeover Transforms It Into One of Brickell’s Best Restaurants

A month after opening this past September, Marion seemed the culinary rebirth of artist George-Pierre Seurat's masterpiece Un Dimanche Aprés-Midi à l'Île de la Grande Jette. Like the 1884 painting depicting a well-appointed crowd enjoying a bucolic weekend afternoon in Paris, this gold-splashed, 260-seat bistro on the ground floor of...
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Concert Pick of the Weekend: Chrome Sparks at Bardot

If chillwave is as dead as the blogosphere claims, someone forgot to tell Chrome Sparks. Born Jeremy Malvin, the Pittsburgh-bred and Brooklyn-based musician, best known for his viral hit "Marijuana," will perform at Bardot as a three-piece band this Friday after opener Moon Diagrams. If it were possible to genetically...
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CareerSource Employee Says She Was Bullied for Being Pregnant

Aylen Hidalgo says her supervisor has always been a stickler for clocking in on time and not leaving her desk or making personal calls. As a result, her job in finance at CareerSource South Florida, a county agency with a $70 million budget to help job seekers, has always been...
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Bernie Sanders Has a Big Florida Problem

Last night, Bernie Sanders managed to pull a historical upset against Hillary Clinton in the Michigan Primary but to capture the nomination he'll have to pull off a few more of those magical upsets. A strong showing in Florida, the state with the fourth most Democratic delegates, next week would...
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Miami International Film Festival 2016 Makes Miami Shine

The main offices for the 33rd-annual Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) are hidden within the 91-year-old Freedom Tower on Biscayne Boulevard. On a recent windy Monday morning, Jaie Laplante, the festival’s director of programming, laces his fingers around a paper coffee cup in the building’s shadow and shows off the...
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Poll: Floridians Really Don’t Want Guns on Campuses

Floridians can't agree on a lot. Which is to be expected in such a diverse swing state, and the results of USF's annual Sunshine State Survey certainly attest to that. Floridians are split on all sorts of hot button issues from Common Core to offshore drilling.  In fact, one of...
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Kids Drown in Cruise Ship Pools With No Lifeguards on Duty

Inside a small guest cabin on the Carnival Victory, 6-year-old Qwentyn Hunter and his 10-year-old brother, Jermaine, begged their parents to order peanut butter and jelly sandwiches from room service. It was the last day of the family's four-day trip from Miami to Mexico in October 2013, and the ship...
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Trump Has More Support in Florida Than Rubio and Bush Combined

It's been an entire month since a major presidential preference poll was taking amongst Florida's Republican primary voters. They've had weeks of new developments, another debate, numerous new wacky ads put out by the candidates, and, we're sure, wonderfully illuminating discussion about the race with their relatives over the Holiday...
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Miami Diners at Risk for Credit Card Fraud at Landry’s Restaurants: Morton’s, Bubba Gump, Oceanaire Involved

Landry's, Inc., the giant restaurant company that owns over 500 different eateries under 40 different brands like Morton's The Steakhouse, McCormick & Schmick's, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., and Rainforest Cafe, has finished an internal investigation of widespread credit card fraud. In December 2015, Landry's issued a press release acknowledging there...
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The Witch Is Creepy, Beautiful — and a Shrieking Mess

A laugh comes at last just before the end credits of Robert Eggers' lit-class horror-bummer The Witch: a boastful note attesting to the documentary truthfulness of the dialogue in the movie we've just seen. Over 90 minutes that prove shriekiness is no impediment to ponderousness, we've beheld the harrowing of...
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J. Wakefield Brewing Takes Home Top Honors at 2016 RateBeer Awards

Miami brewer Jonathan Wakefield was in Santa Rosa, California, this past weekend swigging some Pliney the Elders at Russian River Brewing Company at the RateBeer Best Awards and Festival January 30.  Thousands of beer fans from as far away as China and Poland converged on the Northern California city to taste the world's...
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Five Reasons the Miami Heat Has Turned It Around Without Wade and Bosh

Just when you think the Miami Heat are dead-and-buried, they come out of the All Star break looking like they spent the time off filming an NBA-themed edition of Extreme Makeover.  This pleasant rejuvenation has coincided with the complete absence of both Chris Bosh and the Dwyane Wade, proving sports continues...