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Miami Cold Case Murder Solved With Recovered Memories

Shane Battier Got a Truck Full of Bud Light

Recently, the Miami Heat's Shane Battier admitted that his only pregame superstition is sticking to drinking the same beer."I try to drink the same beer -- Bud Light -- but that's about it," Battier told an NBA.com blog. "You never know. I don't want to chance luck and switch up brands, so I'm stayi ... More >>

Gramps Hosting Jimbo's 86th Birthday

It was, according to Esquire, one of America's best bars. And closer to home, it served New Times' favorite smoked fish for nearly six decades. These days, however, Jimbo's is little more than a grassy plot of vacant land on Virginia Key. But the bait shop and seaside speakeasy's legacy lives on i ... More >>

Good Beer Larry on Super Bowl Food and Brew Pairings

Let's face it, Super Bowl Sunday isn't about touchdowns, halftime shows or hot cheerleaders. Second only to Thanksgiving in the quantity of food consumed by Americans, it's a foodie holiday more than anything else. And for this particular caloric onslaught, beer is the beverage of choice. But don't ... More >>

Win Two Tickets to Sprung Beer Festival or Take 50% Off Tickets Today

The beer scene in Miami has come a long way from even a year ago. 2012 saw an influx of craft brews coming to Miami including some local love in the way of Michael's Genuine Home Brew and Schnebly's fruit-infused beers. We've also seen a surge in beer-related festivals in the Miami area. Grovetober ... More >>

2013 Python Challenge: Few Reptiles, Many TV Crews

Wynwood's Gramps Bar Set to Host Official Grand Opening in January 2013

You've probably read a lot about the new Wynwood bar Gramps. It's a blend of old Florida, hipster aesthetics, and the area's signature warehouse grittiness. In other words, it's perfect."It originates with my grandfather, Irving Miller," says owner Adam Gersten about the venue's name and feel. "But ... More >>

Bruise Cruise 2012, Day One: A Totally Drunk Tweetcap With Pictures!

​See the full 68-photo Bruise Cruise 2012 slideshow. We here at Crossfade are total fucking pros. So while we openly admit to being dangerously dependent upon both (1) the internet and (2) alcohol, it is exceedingly rare that either addiction discernibly screws with our ability to produce high- ... More >>

Here Weego: Bud Light Helps Rescue Dogs at Super Bowl

​Long before cable television and the thousands of programming choices that we now have, television was born in the late 1920s. Its primary function was (and it may surprise some) and still is to serve as a means of communication during emergencies. That's why we have those pesky emergency drills. ... More >>

Art Deco Weekend Offers Cheap Tastings All Along Ocean Drive

​In its 35th year, Art Deco Weekend kicks off today, January 13, at noon and then continues until 11pm January 15. It  will highlight the second annual ADW Fashion Show and music performances. In addition, it will feature the annual Art Deco Weekend Parade, a classic car show, a lecture ... More >>

Miami's Ten Best Dive Bars: Where to Spend New Year's After The Party Ends

After the party winds down and clubs start closing, you still need a place to go to finish off the night before passing out with a half-eaten, gas station egg salad sandwich in your hand. Thank God for dive bars. It's hard to pin down exactly what a dive bar is, you just know it when you step into ... More >>

Girl Talk at the Fillmore Miami Beach, May 19

Photo by Marta Xochilt PerezGirl Talk (AKA Gregg Gillis) getting wild at the Fillmore.​View photos from Girl Talk at the Fillmore Miami Beach here.Girl Talk With Max Tundra Fillmore Miami Beach Thursday, May 19, 2011 Better Than: An impromptu cock-rocking rave in a confetti supply store. Just pa ... More >>

David Pitchford, Trailer Park Resident Suing Julian Assange, Says Suit Isn't a Joke

Assange's worst enemy: A former Key West trailer park resident.​While asset-hiding Wall Street traders perch on their windowsills waiting for the latest from WikiLeaks -- which plans to soon release more than 2,000 secret banking records of tax-cheats -- founder Julian Assange has bigger fish to f ... More >>

In This Week's Print Music Section: Interpol, Mumiy Troll, and More

photo by Michael MullerMumiy Troll​Don't like ink smudges? Didn't feel like battling an insulation-needing bum for a print edition of our humble newspaper? Birdcage in desperate need of liner? No worries, Crossfade's got you covered. Our print music coverage, home of weekly features more in-depth ... More >>

ILLEGAL from Terry Greene Sterling

Read a penetrating chapter from former Phoenix New Times investigative reporter Terry Greene Sterling's book: ILLEGAL: Life and Death in Arizona's Immigration War Zone.

Foodie Fundraiser for Haiti at Smith & Wollensky Tomorrow

Restaurateurs south of Fifth Street are joining forces to raise money for the tragic situation in Haiti. Held at Smith & Wollensky tomorrow, January 26, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., this gourmet gathering will feature area restaurants such as Joe's Stone Crab, Tap Tap, Clarke's, DeVito, Red, and Chin ... More >>

Request: Equestrians

Punk's Not Dead

It raged on courtesy of Agent Orange at Respectable Street.

Concert Review: D.I., Agent Orange, and Fear at Respectable Street, August 8

Agent Orange​D.I., Agent Orange, and FearWith Bloodhook and Total ChaosRespectable Street, West Palm BeachSaturday, August 8, 2009Better Than: It actually was just as good as fucking while high on cocaine. The Review:My Saturday certainly got itself started with a whole fucking bunch of Parrot Ba ... More >>

Dolphins Song-Off: Jimmy Buffett Crushes Hometown Rap Anthem

One week ago, a lifelong Dolphins fan named Lionel Lightbourne called out Mr. Margaritaville himself, Jimmy Buffett, and demanded an Internet duel for the soul of the aqua-and-orange nation.via Wikimedia CommonsThis man will destroy you in hand-to-hand combat.Buffett had a new, corporate-approved an ... More >>

Renegade Road

A woman perishes in a collision with an Indian leader's kin. Her family cries coverup.

Twelve Hours at Mac's Club Deuce

Swingin' iguanas, a prince from Sudan, and tawdry tales at SoBe's top dive.

Basel's Odysseus

Overnight with an artist through the hurly-burly of the very rich.

Letters from the Issue of November 16, 2006

"As long as Jimbo lives, his lease on that diamond sliver of Miami’s posh waterfront will live on too"

Metal Magic

Loud rock music, sleight of hand, and life in a trailer. What a combo!

Cellblock Salsa

Obie Bermudez, Jerry Rivera, and Vico C bring prison consciousness back to Puerto Rican pop

Queen of the Night

Clubbed is on a quest, but does he really want what he's looking for?

Dance with the Devil

How evil can an event hosted by the Viscayani be?

One Last Push

A decision on Homestead is imminent, and nobody wants to guess what will happen next

Statuetory Rape

The Flagler Memorial, once a proud paean, is now floundering in neglect

Side Dish

Speaking of bad taste

Dish

Is That a Y2K in My Soup?

Mary's Lament

A small bet on the ponies and a big win set off 30 years of banter at this greasy spoon

Tales in the Storm

Cyber Stakes

South Florida is at the heart of the Internet gambling boom -- and of the war to stop it

No Cheer for This Beer

Dade's homebrewers get whupped by Broward in the first annual suds competition

Don't Drink on an Empty Stomach -- Or Else!

Thanks to a recent Miami police crackdown, sipping a beer without ordering food can be a costly proposition

Exile on Easy Street

Reverb

Foam Alone

Mario Del Castillo ain't Picasso, but Picasso never worked in a medium usually reserved for packing material

Cuba Bound

Key West to Havana is a grand tradition, a boater's delight, and a lively tourist adventure. Bon voyage!

Among the Young

Shave your head, ditch your classes, chug your beer, duck your parents, thrash your music, and don't let anyone mess with your teenage life

The Need for Weed

It's a unique source of fiber, a natural painkiller, a valuable fuel source. So when Jack Herer talks about legalization, there's a method to his reefer madness.

Know Yourself

, America's best accordion- and kazoo-based band begins its Travels

Shai High

Homeboy Marc Gay comes back on top

Smashed Hits

From The Heights to the depths of bad TV songs

Pour and Tour

You can get embalmed where you used to get bombed. You can buy something to shoot where you used to buy shots. A booze cruise along Bird Road.

Swelter

Mojitos

River Rats