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After Art Basel: Three Exhibits You Must See

Developer Jorge Pérez was engulfed in scandal last week when it was disclosed that a Carlos Alfonzo oil-on-paper work that Pérez had donated to Florida International University might be forged. Authorities found the claim credible enough that they removed it from an exhibition, saying that proving its authenticity would take...
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One Hot Mamma

We can think of plenty of reasons why the smash Broadway musical Mamma Mia has captivated more than 45 million people all over the world. The story is set in a Greek island paradise. It tugs at the heartstrings with a young bride-to-be whose sole wish is to have her...
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A Capital Venture

In her second year at the helm of Miami City Ballet (MCB), Lourdes Lopez is kicking it up a bit and keeping other things brand-stable. For Program I, the season debut appropriately titled First Ventures, she has selected a unique mix: an intriguing contemporary work from Christopher Wheeldon paired with...
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New Times Looking for an Assistant Web Editor

Miami New Times and New Times Broward-Palm Beach have an immediate opening for an assistant web editor. This position combines journalism with social media marketing and analytical data management to increase the audience for New Times on its desktop and mobile applications. The assistant web editor assigns and edits photo...
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New Times Looking For an Assistant Web Editor

Miami New Times and New Times Broward Palm Beach have an immediate opening for an assistant web editor. This position combines journalism with social media marketing and analytical data management to increase the audience for New Times on its desktop and mobile applications. The assistant web editor assigns and edits...
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New Times Looking For an Assistant Web Editor

Miami New Times and New Times Broward Palm Beach have an immediate opening for an assistant web editor. This position combines journalism with social media marketing and analytical data management to increase the audience for New Times on its desktop and mobile applications. The assistant web editor assigns and edits...
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New Times Looking For an Assistant Web Editor

Miami New Times and New Times Broward Palm Beach have an immediate opening for an assistant web editor. This position combines journalism with social media marketing and analytical data management to increase the audience for New Times on its desktop and mobile applications. The assistant web editor assigns and edits...
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Reefa Taser Death: Cops Suggest He Was on Cocaine

As 200 protesters chanted and waved signs, Israel Hernandez's sister voiced the concern that had drawn so many to South Beach on a Sunday afternoon. "Today, I [still] do not know why my brother died," Ofir Hernandez shouted to the crowd. "They have not given us answers." In fact, Miami...
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PAMM’s Free Second Saturdays Kicks Off With First Beat

Last week, PAMM welcomed media, local VIPs, and celebrities for a first look at the art museum and blew us away with its striking panoramic views, stunning edifice, and mesmeric art. While locals were also welcomed to celebrate the grand opening over the last weekend with free admission, the immobile...
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Drownings Rise in Miami Beach as Lifeguards Demand More Help

Dillon Charles peered out the window of the ­Fontainebleau and ­finally saw sunshine. For three days, rain had threatened to ruin his summer vacation. Soon he would have to head back to Brooklyn to his wife, six kids, and a backbreaking construction job. But not yet. Charles stripped down to...
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Hannah Arendt: Writer-Philosopher Is Brought to Life by Barbara Sukowa

Pouncing on the chance to cover the 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann, resulting in her controversial pronouncement about the disparity between "the mediocrity of the man" and "the horror of the deeds," writer-philosopher Hannah Arendt is brought to life by a mesmerizing Barbara Sukowa in Margarethe von Trotta's film. Despite...
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Jim Lauderdale: “Slugging Along and Slugging It Out”

It's little wonder that any attempt to get Jim Lauderdale on the phone can become something of a challenge. After all, given the man's propensity for extreme multi-tasking, any chance of catching him when he's not in the studio would seem to require both expert timing and enormous luck. Indeed,...
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Biogenesis Just Hints at Florida’s Anti-Aging Catastrophe

Outside a $600,000 Coconut Grove condo, the pool glittered blue in the afternoon sunlight and tennis balls popped off a green asphalt court. Inside, a tornado hit. Sharon Cohen watched her heavily tattooed Spanish husband, Alvaro, slam his head over and over against a TV set. She'd recently filed for...