O.J.-mania is once again gripping America this month thanks to "The People vs. OJ Simpson," a new FX series dramatizing the sordid trial that gripped the nation in the mid-90s. But it was fifty years ago this year when Miami that found itself in the center of one of America's...
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Dan Campbell is the new sheriff in town, and everyone is on notice. Now that the Miami Dolphins have sent Joe Philbin into coaching exile, it's high time to assess what parts of this team can be fixed on the fly. Campbell seems like a fiery guy that will use...
When Tomas Strulovic signed the lease for True Loaf, his popular bakery in Sunset Harbour, he didn't know how to make bread. You would never guess this biting into one of his pristine homemade sourdoughs, or whilst savoring the store's picture perfect croissants. They're just as a good —- if...
Jeb Bush is desperately trying to reinvigorate his flailing campaign. He unleashed a new slogan, "Jeb Can Fix It," took a short tour through the friendly lands of his home state of Florida, and is now back in New Hampshire trying to re-sell his message to the first in the...
If you're a Miamian and you still don't care about the threat that global warming poses to the very continued existence of our city perhaps there's another way we could get yo care. Turns out a new study co-authored by researches from Tulane, UC-Santa Barbara, and the University of Central...
The best time of the week is finally here: the weekend. Miami offers just about every activity this weekend. On the music front, you can catch Jon Secada at Seminole Theatre, Butch at Heart Nightclub, Lil Jon at LIV, Afrobeta at E11even Rooftop, and Borgore at Icon Miami. On Saturday, Life in...
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Poll numbers suggest that Florida's march to medical marijuana is inevitably, but it sure is taken a long time to get there. Sure, law makers approved non-smokable and non-euphoric "Charlotte's Web" medicinal marijuana for a narrow slice of patients back in 2014, but so far the state has stalled on...
The best time of the week is finally here: the weekend. Miami offers just about every activity this weekend. On the music front, you can catch Matador at Heart Nightclub, Zedd at Story, The Weeknd at American Airlines Arena, Jo Mersa Marley & Danay Suarez at Hialeah Park Race Track, and...
Just on the heels of Jamie DeRosa's opening Izzy's Fish & Oyster, comes news about his first Miami Beach restaurant. Tongue & Cheek is closing this weekend, after Sunday brunch service. According to DeRosa, the chef had the opportunity to break his lease at the current location and is seeking...
This weekend, it was close, but no cigar yet again for UM fans as the losing streak to FSU marches on. Its now been 2,228 days since the Hurricanes last win over FSU and counting. Miami's 29-24 loss to FSU Saturday night was quite possibly the final nail in Al...
Let's be honest; there won't be any books written about the past year in Miami sports. Big picture, 2015 was an undeniable donkey of a year for our teams. But that doesn't mean there weren't some spectacular joy-filled moments sprinkled in with all the disappointment. Much like the five-dollar old...
Back in February, Bay Skate rocked downtown Miami with a blowout bash, orchestrating the ultimate old school nostalgia on wheels. The roller skating soiree took over Bayfront Park and hundreds of Miamians relived their middle school awkwardness while circling Pepper Fountain. Now, the event is back for its second installment...
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La Feria del Mercado de San Miguel, a Spanish pop-up food market inspired by the 100-year-old Madrid version, was set to open for its second day in Bayfront Park Saturday morning. Yet rather than the anticipated bites of gourmet tapas and beloved flavors of local vendors, guests were greeted by a...
A beekeeper and an academic meet at a barbecue. That’s what happens in the opening scene of Nick Payne’s brazenly unconventional play Constellations, and it’s the only certainty he provides, the only concrete plot point we can latch onto. The rest of this time-bending experiment is comprised of probabilities to...
Jeb Bush helped created Marco Rubio. He cheered him through his early victories in tiny West Miami. He even gave him a damned golden sword on the floor of the Florida House while blessing him as a "great conservative warrior." And last night in front of a national TV audience,...
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It should be well established by now that the single biggest economic issues facing regular residents of South Florida is the fact that while rents continue to rise unabated, our paychecks remain relatively low. As a result, Miamians spend a higher percentage of their annual income on paying their rent...
When the late developer Tony Goldman first set his sites on Wynwood he imagined turning the sleepy industrial district into an arts-friendly neighborhood with existing low-rise warehouses being converted into everything from restaurants to art galleries to office space with the assist of colorful street art on their exteriors. Take...
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The Knight Arts Challenge South Florida 2015 People's Choice Awards nominees are live. The community can vote now through November 17 via text message for one of four selected Knight Arts Challenge finalists to receive $20,000 to fund their projects. It's a text-to-vote campaign: pick your favorite group, and text...
Thursday, February 4 When the earthquake ravaged Haiti six years ago, the dance troupe Ayikodans barely survived. The company lost its dance studio in Port-au-Prince, and its members suffered personal losses. However, the group found an unlikely supporter in the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, which has commissioned...
A lot of weird things happen in Florida every week, and on Friday we're here to bring you the weirdest. This week: a home much too expensive for its own good, a drunk DUI officer and pizza fraud. A $159 Million "Palace" Hits The Market in Broward County, Making It One...
Last year, we answered a pressing social media question in South Florida: Namely, who was behind the 50 most followed Miami Twitter accounts. The result was a surprising list full of celebrities, athletes, politicians, media outlets, a few social media superstars, and even a good showing of people over 40. When...