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Rum Renaissance Festival Returns With Discovery of Rum Theme

Out of all the world's spirits, um may have the most romantic history. Associated with both pirates and naval sea captains, tropical ports and literary giants, rum is bigger than ever, with small, artisan distillers exploring the many expressions and flavors this spirit is capable of.  You may say that...
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Wild Canaries Is No Hipster Thin Man

The new Brooklyn is generally derided as a wilderness of double-wide strollers, young men with the facial hair of Canadian loggers circa 1852, and artisanal everything. But in Wild Canaries, a modestly scaled murder mystery/comedy from writer/director/star Lawrence Michael Levine, today's Brooklyn is a place of danger and intrigue. Just...
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Airport Food Court Operator Slammed with Sexual Harassment Lawsuit

A lawsuit was filed yesterday in Miami-Dade Circuit Court that claims employees and upper level management of the companies that operate over two dozen restaurants at Miami International Airport harassed a man due to his sexual orientation.  The 15-page complaint, which names Global Concessions, Inc; Gateway Airport Concessions, Inc.; and...
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Miami’s Ten Best Cuban Sandwiches

Miami is best summed up by a series of floating images: half-naked babes slathering pounds of baby oil on South Beach, palm trees swaying in the sun, dudes playing dominos whilst smoking puros, and close-ups of the Cuban Sandwich. It is the quintessential Miami sandwich. While its roots have been...
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FX’s Hillbilly Noir Justified Was the Forgotten Prestige TV Show

No show wears its love for language and land more proudly than FX's Justified, which ended its six-year run this week. Based on a novella by Elmore Leonard and starring squinty-eyed sex symbol Timothy Olyphant, the hillbilly noir never received the critical adulation or the audience one might expect for...
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Commissioner Xavier Suarez Wants to Cap County Salaries at $162,000

It's no secret that County Commissioner Xavier Suarez is gearing up a campaign for mayor. Now, the former city mayor's first real broadside at county hall is closer to heading to voters: a petition that would cap most county salaries at the same pay earned by Florida's Supreme Court Justices,...
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Semi-Pro Miami Midnites Chase Basketball Dreams One Blowout at a Time

George Gray, all five feet eight inches of him, flies up the court like a Chihuahua released from a cage. He bursts through midcourt, dribbling at hyperspeed, and weaves around two towering defenders near the goal. Just before slamming into another, an enormous center beneath the rim, he spins instinctively...
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Subtropics Introduces the Unconventional Claudia Quintet

The Claudia Quintet brings its signature sound to Miami Beach on Saturday as part of this year's Subtropics XXIII of music and sound art. "The great thing about this band is that it is unconventional music, but very accessible," says John Hollenbeck, who formed the group in 1997 in New...
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Florida Sheriff’s Official Rug Includes Typo of the Year

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office recently spent $81 million on a sparkling new palace of law enforcement on Florida's Gulf Coast. There's a state-of-the-art 911 center, top-of-the-line hurricane protection built to withstand Category 5 devastation, and a high-tech data center. There are also some spiffy accoutrements, such as a bright-green...
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Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown Looks for Real Miami

When sexy bad boy, and self-proclaimed old man, Anthony Bourdain heads to your town, and invites nearly every person in town (unless you're in the media, ahem) to appear on his incredibly popular CNN show, Parts Unknown, you watch the goddamned thing when it airs. I figured as a sort...
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Lolita, Miami Seaquarium Orca, Granted Endangered Status

Miami Seaquarium's resident orca, Lolita, may be one step closer to winning her freedom. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced today it has ruled to include her in the Endangered Species Act (ESA) listing of southern resident killer whales. This ruling means Lolita is now granted the same...