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Dony is wrapped in a pirate-themed kids' comforter, writhing in pain. "Ahhhh, Louie," she groans, thrashing her feet. Louie is clutching a tattoo machine and delivering...
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Believe it or not, there was a time when our city wasn't swarming with furry-booted electro fans, totally addicted bass heads, and militantly purist house aficionados for the...
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Not so long ago, the South Beach dining scene was one big tourist trap of overpriced and overhyped restaurants. But then came the enterprising team of chefs Jose Mendin and...
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The television show 21 Jump Street, about cops who go undercover as high-schoolers, debuted on Fox in 1987 — one year after the network premiered — and ran until...
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Ever notice how the Irish are the one ethnic group that embraces all the stereotypes about themselves? Ask any die-hard from the Emerald Isle, and he'll tell you that he and...
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Last month, with just two weeks to go before the All Star break, the Miami Heat were throttled by the Orlando Magic and their high-flying three-point shooting assault. The...
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Forget going green for the weekend, and tap into your artsy side instead. The 48th annual Rotary Key Biscayne Art Festival is back for another weekend of craft showcasing in...
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On March 20, Turner Classic Movies will bring its newly restored version of the 1960 film Elmer Gantry to the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts – for free. In an...
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If people-watching is the unofficial sport of South Beach – and we can all agree that it is, right? – then Wednesday kicks off our own personal Olympics. Miami...
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Never got a chance to see Frank Sinatra perform live? Don’t fret! Because thanks to Come Fly Away, the Broadway musical hit from the mind of Tony Award winning...
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For the Winter Music Conference attendee who felt that six days of constant pounding beats wasn't enough to shake off the winter cold is in luck this year. Organizers had the...
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Well before we jumped into this writing gig, a career as a professional locker room attendant on the ATP Tour was high on our list of potential job routes. The humble task of...
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The Fair. Holy nostalgia.
First make out session? Ferris wheel, Miami-Dade County Fair and Expo. First cigarette? Parking lot, Miami-Dade County Fair and Expo. First open...
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Just call Rita Ackermann an artist’s artist. “I’ve never seen such a response to an artist from their peers as I have with her,” says Bonnie Clearwater...
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Although the way we listen to music has changed, there’s no arguing that the invention of the record player had one of the most enduring influences on pop culture of all...
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Framed with audio clips from resonant figures in black history such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Paul Robeson, and even Oprah Winfrey, Djanet Sear's Harlem Duet...
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Chad MacDonald, a 17-year-old who snitched to cops about a meth dealer, was tortured and then executed in Los Angeles. Rachel Morningstar Hoffman, a pretty 23-year-old redhead...
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If Eminem was sent from Detroit to start pissing off the world, Los Angeles rap collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All is here to finish the deed. So much of the...
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The Oscar-nominated animated musical Chico & Rita opens with a jaw-dropping swoop over modern-day Cuba, a well-grimed and bustling island of densely packed buildings that,...
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Last Thursday, the Big Mango got shellacked with a savory dose of the surreal — and no, we're not talking about the Dali exhibit in the Design District. Instead, it was...
