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Second Saturday Art Walk Guide: September’s Best Gallery Shows

Cuban artists who dare to tiptoe the tightrope between freedom of expression and critiquing their government risk censorship or even jail time. They have to strike the perfect balance between creativity and political and social commentary, all while gambling that a rigid cultural ministry doesn't crack down on their projects...
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Actually, Miami Is America’s Fifth Dumbest Metro Area

Yesterday, real estate blog Movoto surprisingly declared Miami as America's 10th smartest city, but you'd have to be pretty dumb to actually believe that. A new set of data from Lumosity.com actually declared the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale-Palm Beach metro area as America's fifth dumbest metro area. Womp. Womp. See also: Miami...
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“I-95 South” Art Show Combines NYC and MIA

Evan Robarts grew up in Miami Beach and moved to New York more than a decade ago to pursue a degree in sculpture. These days, the 30-year-old artist has a studio in Brooklyn and often visits his hometown. This provides the perfect vantage point to view the staggering changes to...
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Best French Restaurant

Frenchie's DinerIf there were a showdown of casual French cuisine, and restaurants around town were assessed according to their French onion soup ($7), Frenchie’s Diner in Coral Gables would win for its perfect broth and bubbling, blistered layers of cheese. If the contest were to measure spots by their croque-monsieur ($10), Frenchie’s would take the prize […]
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Best Croquetas

Islas CanariasJamón, pollo o pescado — chicken, ham, or fish: Your waiter wants you to know these are the three choices of croquetas ($1.15) at Islas Canarias restaurant. The decision sounds simple, but it’s also surprisingly difficult. Order the chicken, and nibble on a plump fried croquette filled with flecks of poultry and sprinkled with minced […]
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Willie Clarke on the Rise of Deep City Records

In 1975, Willie Clarke won a Grammy for his work on Betty Wright's "Where Is The Love". It's one of many hits he wrote in the '70s for the biggest independent record company in the world, Henry Stone's TK Productions, out of Hialeah. But Clarke's recording career began in the...
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Prostitutes Steal Millions and Walk Free

Scott Rosen thought he had sealed the deal when the pretty blond 20-something got up to use the bathroom. The 55-year-old with a receding hairline and freshly pressed shirt downed a $12 vodka cranberry as he waited for his target to slink back to the wicker sofa he occupied on...
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Best Tacos

Con Sabor a México Carnitas Estilo MichoacánSome folks visit Con Sabor a México Carnitas Estilo Michoacán for a chicken or steak taco. Others stop by the tiny Little Havana taquería for tacos de buche, slender corn tortillas stuffed with tender, rich pork stomach ($1.75), or tacos de oreja — with a filling of thinly sliced pig ears — and tacos de […]
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Tip Drill Aims to Be Miami’s Next Female Rap Star

There was no doubt, as 2012 began, that Kenisha "Tip Drill" Myree was at the top of Miami's stripper food chain. The biggest draw at Miami Gardens megaclub King of Diamonds, she pulled in as much as ten grand a shift. There were a couple of nights, she says, when...
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Back in the Stacks

Beyond the bookshelves of the Miami-Dade Public Library System’s Main Library (101 W. Flagler St., Miami), a peculiar scent will strike you. It’s bitter to the nostrils and smells like vinegar. It’s the smell of film decaying. Don Chauncey, a longtime film archivist, explains that for 16mm film to remain...
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The Pros of the Con

Of all the nerd-fests that pass through Miami each year, Mizucon bills itself as a specifically anime-centric event. But there’s a whole host of activities and guests that spans geek genres. Learn a bit more about America’s latest undead favorites at the History of Zombies panel (Friday at 6:30 p.m.)...