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Stop and Smell the Prose

Do you like poetry? Of course. Why wouldn’t you? But do you ever ask yourself, Why can’t I find a place to enjoy poetry and gardening at the same time? Some of the world’s greatest poets were inspired by nature’s beauty. Well, seek no further and rejoice, because the R.Y.P.E...
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Seven Vegan Grilling Options for Memorial Day

This weekend marks the unofficial start of grill season. But vegans are well aware that a summer barbecue invite carries an unspoken demand: Bring your own food, you meatless weirdo. 'Cuz let's be real -- most folks aren't using their prized Webers for eggplant and portobello, now are they? The...
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1909 Cafe’s New Space Is Bigger and Better

Three months after being forced out of the Bird Road spot where 1909 Caf� stood for nearly two decades, owner Emilio Castro Shippers says sales are about 85 to 90 percent of where they should be. "Fifty percent of our walk-ins have come back," he says. "A lot of people...
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Biogenesis Scandal: MLB Fires Investigators Who Led South Florida Steroid Probe

There's no doubt that Major League Baseball's Department of Investigations accomplished exactly what Commissioner Bud Selig sent it to South Florida to do. After Miami New Times revealed that a local clinic called Biogenesis was selling performance-enhancing drugs to a host of baseball stars, the investigators were tasked with collecting...
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Miami New Times Cleans Up in National Prizes

When news broke last week that Senior Writer Michael E. Miller had won the 2014 Sigma Delta Chi award for nondeadline writing, it was just the cherry on top of an unparalleled year of national prize-winning for Miami New Times. Miller's award comes for his feature story "Champ," which tells...
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Miami’s Torche Signs to Relapse Records

Miami's Torche remains one of the most unique heavy bands ever, melding catchy, melodic vocals with a bludgeoning, slack-stringed guitar assault and drumming that has more in common with the sounds of a mortar assault than rock music. The resulting sounds are as potent as they are unique, which may...
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How Miami Are You? Ten Ways to Tell

"That's so Miami." It's a phrase you hear everywhere in this town, from exasperated locals and bemused tourists alike. Wearing your bathing suit to Publix? That's so Miami. A $22 cocktail? That's so Miami. Last year the O, Miami Poetry Festival devoted a monthlong competition to verse describing the unique...
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Here’s a Map Showing Where People Jog in Miami

Ever wonder what paths are the most popular for jogging in Miami? At Flowing Data, statistician-pulled data from run tracking app RunKeeper was used to map out the most highly jogged roads in the City of Miami (and a handful of other cities, too). Here are the results...
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Hedy Goldsmith Inspired by Rare Rum: A Cupcake Is Born (Recipe)

If you've ever wondered how a recipe is created, here's a chance to get inside the head of one of Miami's sweetest chefs. Michael's Genuine Food & Drink's executive pastry chef, Hedy Goldsmith, has created a Stormy Seven Fathoms cupcake with coconut lime frosting. The cupcake is an Island holiday...
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Third Annual Ommegang HopChef Competition at the Biltmore April 28

Brewery Ommegang is busting out with its third annual HopChef Competition at the BIltmore Hotel on April 28, pitting several Miami chefs against each other to see who can make the best beer and food pairing. Eight prominent Miami chefs are currently in the process of developing their dishes for...
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Nick Cutter’s Death Exposes Neglect Scandal at Miami VA Hospital

The man eating breakfast certainly looked like Nicholas Cutter. He had the same pale skin. The same shaved head. The same technicolor tattoos peeking from beneath his T-shirt like graffiti on a whitewashed wall. Yet, from across the kitchen table, his sister Rainy saw a stranger. Once an extroverted older...