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Florida Supreme Court to Decide Whether Gay Sex Counts as Sex

Under Florida law, sex is technically considered sex only when it involves a consenting p in a consenting v. The only legal definition the state has for "sexual intercourse" goes on to specify that "emission of semen is not required" -- in case you were wondering. Oral and anal sex,...
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The 11 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

Another week and more to do. This week Miami offers up some great new museum exhibitions, live music, and interleague baseball. Even legendary author Judy Blume can't resist the 305, she'll be visiting to read from her latest book. Here are some of the best bets for this week: THU...
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STK Miami: Flood Delays Opening Until 2015

STK, the sultry South Beach steakhouse that was set to reopen at 1 Hotel & Homes, has run into a major setback. The restaurant, which was supposed to open in December, according to parent company the ONE Group Hospitality, Inc., sustained water damage after a hotel subcontractor broke a sprinkler...
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Miracle on South Division Street

Fresh from its Off-Broadway run, Miracle on South Division Street is the story of the Nowak family living amidst the urban rubble of Buffalo, NY’s East Side. Clara the family matriarch happily runs her soup kitchen and tends to the family heirloom, a twenty-foot shrine of the Blessed Mother, which...
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Miami-Dade Primary Election Results: Live-Blog

Do you feel that excitement? The excitement only a midterm primary election can bring? OK, sure, both of the top-of-the-ticket races for each party's gubernatorial nominee may be foregone conclusions, but there were lots of interesting races going on elsewhere on the ballot in Miami-Dade. That includes legislative primaries, the...
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Burgie Award Winners and Velvet Creme Doughnuts Return

For six years and counting, local blogger Burger Beast has been honoring the unsung heroes of South Florida's food community with the Burgie Awards. This year's annual award show, which took place on Saturday at Milander Park, rounded up more than 25 trucks and thousands of attendees eager to see...
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Catch Exile Books’ Closing Party for “Books Fuel Ideas”

When you were a kid, were your walls covered in memorabilia, posters, old pictures, and postcards? Did you one day decide to throw that stuff away or hide it in some drawer or box with the rest of your relics? It may seem like junk without context, but these old...
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Rude Mechs: A Theater Company’s Take on LARPing

Named after the group of laborers that mounts plays in the woods in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, this Austin-based collective launched in 1995 after its members, then undergrads at the University of Texas, studied the Bard in barns. It was all part of a summer retreat called Shakespeare at...
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Xu Bing Plays With Language at the Frost Art Museum

On a recent Monday morning, artist Xu Bing stands at a lectern at the Frost Art Museum. He’s teaching a group of fifth-graders from North Miami’s W.J. Bryan Elementary, a museum magnet school, a new language he calls “Chinglish.” Xu’s unconventional lingo is a method of writing English words in...
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Thom Collins Announces He Will Leave PAMM For Barnes Foundation

Thom Collins, director of the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), announced late on Wednesday that he would be leaving the museum to become the director of the highly respected Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The museum's deputy director for external affairs, Leann Standish, will become the interim director after Collins departs...
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Scott Conant’s Corsair: Scarpetta’s Solemn Sibling

The trendy Fontainebleau Miami Beach, a onetime Frank Sinatra haunt, is the raucous pinnacle of Miami nightlife. Eight miles north, at the tip of Miami-Dade County, is Turnberry Isle, a more family-oriented yet no less extravagant resort. They share several things. Both are owned by the Soffer family, Dade County...