Freedom fighter Richard Masone takes on red-light cameras in South Florida

Richard Masone doesn't look like a freedom fighter. He's a mellow bodybuilder in a Yankees cap and tank top who spends his days selling Muscle Milk, Snapple, and energy bars...

Although your favorite team might have exited the World Cup tournament, there is still plenty of great soccer to watch. Visit our World Cup Soccer Bars Directory World Cup...

Four Games Away From the Big Win

With a dramatic, added-time goal in their final first-round game, the USA has qualified for the knockout stages of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The team's next...

Senegalese, If You Please

As if exhibiting quarters armed with razor blades wasn’t provocative enough, the Museum of Contemporary Art is supplementing its Claire Fontaine exhibit...

Get Your Vuvuzelas Out

The rest of the globe might be still obsessing over the latest World Cup scorecards, but we Miamians will get our own dose of international intrigue this weekend. Sarazino, an...

Status Report

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater...

Wives Throwing Knives

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater...

One Man, Many Beasts

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater...

A Tearful Triangle

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater...

A Tearful Triangle

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater...

Made You Look

In one of Frank Paulin’s most iconic images, a boy wearing a gas mask stands on the periphery of a playground, where carefree children run around monkey bars. The...

Baby Blue Eyes

Thirty-year-old English singer-songwriter Jamie Cullum is the latest and greatest in a minirevival of the old blue-eyed crooner tradition. Think, perhaps, a hipper Michael...

Wild in the Streets

Forget dorky helmets and hand signals. There's a better way to get around town than bicycling. Need to refill the beer fridge? Take a direct path to the grocery store —...

Party Like the Founding Fathers

You keep having this dream where George Washington is chillin’ in your crib. “I love you so much, Boo,” he says, “I want you to have millions of dolla...

Giving the Bird

The great irony is that pelicans secrete a little oil to waterproof their plumage. But the recent tarring of their feathers by BP’s oil spill will be one of the great...

Going Dutch

With its swank beach resort setting, colorful cast of partygoers, and sultry soundtrack, Sunday’s IndepenDANCE Pool and Beach Party at the Doubletree Surfcomber South...

Urban Legend

If you believe tribal legend, Miccosukee Indians fell from the celestial skies into a Florida lake and had to swim ashore to build their village. In 1992, those same skies...

Virgin Territory

If you’ve been praying for a celluloid remedy to your box office flu, seek solace in Lourdes, a haunting new film by Cannes-wining director Jessica Hausner. In it,...

Behind the Mask

Your face is forever changing. As time passes, a network of fine lines creeps across your forehead, around your mouth, under your eyes. You gain weight and your jaw line...

Miami’s Venezolanos — or anybody looking for a fiesta — will be hard-pressed to find a more lively celebration than the Independencia de Venezuela concert this...