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In his quest for the presidency, Texas Gov. Rick Perry says three things: His state's economy is better than America's. Low taxes and small government are the reasons. He gets...
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If the mother-daughter age difference in The House of Bernarda Alba seems accurate, that’s because it is. Staged at the Arsht Center’s Carnival Studio Theater,...
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Erika Eiffel is so named because in 2007 she married the Eiffel Tower. She’s an object-sexual, a person with a pronounced emotional and often romantic desire for a...
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Miami has a lot of catching up to do. It’s been 15 years since the Mark Morris Dance Group appeared here. That’s a whole half-life for this esteemed company, which...
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What do you get when you mix artsy Coconut Grove with a Bavarian Oktoberfest and then send the mashup to a frat house? Grovetoberfest. This Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m., head to...
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Despite its mysterious-sounding name, the Sphinx Commissioning Consortium is not a secret society conspiring toward a new world order. It’s a group of nine American...
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The Fort Lauderdale Gay & Lesbian Film Festival opens Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Dirty Girl at Cinema Paradiso. But if you prefer your ladies to be German lesbian vampires,...
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Miami has a lot to be proud of, especially in the department of fictitious vigilante serial killers. Seven years ago, Miami crime novelist Jeff Lindsay released Darkly...
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Sample more than 50 wines, chow down on an assortment of hors d'oeuvres, shoot the shiitake with cork dorks, and maybe even puff on a stogy at a winetasting set for Wednesday,...
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Our doctor recently advised us that if we didn’t get more fresh air, we’d eventually turn into a gray polyester office chair. True story. But rather than huff and...
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The wines of Antinori, the surf 'n' turf of Ruth's Chris. That's what will be on the table at the five-course wine dinner featuring the vino of Marchesi Antinori at the Coral...
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If you like flamenco dancing and discounted food, head to Tapas y Tintos Thursday for the restaurant's weekly Spanish-inspired fiesta. Watch fast heels click, fingers snap,...
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Set in Tehran, Circumstance is Maryam Keshavarz’s earnest, well-intentioned first feature about women’s oppression in Iran. In-love high-schoolers Atafeh (Nikohl...
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Kenny and his little sister must fend for themselves after their mother dies and their asshole father abandons them for his job and girlfriend. Most of us would probably...
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"Vanishing Points: Paint and Paintings From the Debra and Dennis Scholl Collection," on view at the Bass Museum of Art, drew our attention because it was guest-curated by Gean...
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"Bleau Goes Pink" is the word for the trio of superswell restaurants at the Fontainebleau Hotel, where through the end of October, Scarpetta, Hakkasan, and Gotham Steak are...
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For many, the zoo already contains enough creatures you wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley (or perhaps more horrifying, paying full price to see animals that never...
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If we told you something scary was happening in a mall parking lot at night, it’s understandable that you immediately jumped to the worst possible conclusion (i.e., a...
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When we first encountered Zack Balber's work, he was exhibiting photos of hookers at the Spinello Gallery. He'd arranged to split sales with their pimps after paying the...
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Confronting a messy divorce is a horror. But for Lamia Khorshid, a local artist who teaches photography at the University of Miami, her breakup served as the inspiration for a...
