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Going once, going twice, get these corrupt politicians cheap.
By Francisco Alvarado
The City of Miami is damn near bust. Commissioners in recent years have snarfed down $50 million from their bank accounts to cover operating losses. Now, on his way out of...
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By Sean Levisman
Who better to follow up Ida Engberg's superb performance at Space last Saturday night than esteemed fellow DJ dominatrix Misstress Barbara? Sicilian-born Montrealer Barbara...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Are you that unique combination of single and charitable? How'd you like to score a date with Dino D., the TV producer and bodyguard? Or Melissa R., the pediatric oncology...
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By Arielle Castillo
Graveyard first played in South Florida a few months ago, opening for Clutch and the Sword at Culture Room. A quick scan of the crowd showed I wasn't the only one floored by...
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By JOSE D. DURAN
If anyone embodies the indie-dance phenomenon, its Dim Mak founder Steve Aoki. The hipsterati mogul is notorious for crowd surfing, pouring endless bottles of Grey Goose...
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By Chris Joseph
With the Florida Marlins in the middle of a pretty serious NL East race, its time to play What genius move will Larry Beinfest make and how will Fredi Gonzalez...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Strip away the money and the hype from the art world and what youre left with is a bunch of nerds who never stopped coloring, or so says Beautiful Losers, a 2008 film...
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By AMANDA MCCORQUODALE
If youre into crazy freeform jazz, get your kicks this Sunday during Straight Jazz/No Chaser, an outdoor concert at the SoBe Institute of the Arts, located in the...
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By Raina McLeod
If youve grown sick of pop cultures irreverent fascination with prenuptial agreements and boulder-size engagement rings, let the cast of Married Alive refresh your...
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By Raina McLeod
This Sunday is the last day of Convergence, 50 glass, jewelry, and lamp-work art pieces based on the elements air, fire, water, and earth. The International...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Pronounce, now, the names of the great lizard champions of the past: Rocky Reptiliano, Iguana Ali, Sugar Ray Lizard, Evander Scalyfield.
Think your cold-blooded pet has what...
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By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Toward the end of his long and prolific career, Pablo Picasso increasingly experimented with a broad range of styles and printmaking processes, creating works that were...
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By JOE LAPIN
Mimosa yellow. Painted lady. You might think these are frozen drinks garnished with orange twists, but theyre actually butterflies. You know the myth: that a single flap...
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By JACOB KATEL
You ever see a South American get tossed over a fence in less than eight seconds? Well, ICE aint the only game in town thats trying to buck Brazilians. Thats...
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By LEAH WESTON
Dodge ball, tug-of-war, and relay races evoke nostalgia for eagerly anticipated elementary school and summer camp competition. But dont be fooled. Field day is no longer...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
A close reading of the average Miamians living room would suggest that the most important glass in the room isnt a window its the TV screen. Finches in...
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By Raina McLeod
While other clubs come and go, SoBe's Mansion is like that bottle of ketchup that's been in your fridge for years kinda old, not as red as when you bought it, but still...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
With lyrics that seem lifted from some dusty leather volume hidden on an out-of-the-way shelf, Raffa & Rainer make music that writers love full of characters and stories...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Some events dont require much of you: Show up, have a free cocktail, sit passively, go home. If thats your idea of a good time, you should probably stay away from...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Once a year, they gallop along U.S. 1 in Key West like a herd of white horses fleeing the 21st Century. You know them by their beards one long cirrus cloud of chin that...
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