Chernobyl

That Was Miami, This Is Managua

Hide and Shriek

Fairchild Garden nature lovers couldn't refuse Paloma Picasso's donation. What the heck, it was dead already.

FPL Refuses to Answer Public Concerns over Nuclear Safety at Turkey Point

Just before midnight last February, the top nuclear operator at Turkey Point quit on the spot and stormed out of the plant, convinced that profit-hungry FPL executives were pushing the nuclear reactor to restart too soon after a shutdown. A little mishap you might have heard of in a Ukranian town ca ... More >>

Art Arcade

The Margulies Collection is more recreational than rarefied

Return of Three Mile Island?

Exelon plans to build a new nuclear power plant. Ho-hum.

Broadcast Blunder

When the feds snatched Elian, Radio Martí should have been first with the news to Cuba. Instead its director quit in protest and chaos reigned.

News of the Weird

When the feds snatched Elian, Radio Martí should have been first with the news to Cuba. Instead its director quit in protest and chaos reigned.

Where Have All the Russkies Gone?

When the feds snatched Elian, Radio Martí should have been first with the news to Cuba. Instead its director quit in protest and chaos reigned.

Chomp in the Swamp

Tracking South Florida's endangered crocodiles is a business best left to experts and maniacs

Calendar for the week

Tracking South Florida's endangered crocodiles is a business best left to experts and maniacs

How Now, Pow Wow?

Miami rolled out the red carpet for visiting travel honchos. They ate, they drank, they went back home.

Gogol Bordello

Miami rolled out the red carpet for visiting travel honchos. They ate, they drank, they went back home.

The Villain in Michael Moore's New Flick Is Miami's Condo Vultures Founder

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

Wynwood Second Saturday preview: Russkis and a new movement

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

Miami art this week: Little Red Riding Hood at Black Square

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

Russkis in Wynwood

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

Miami art this week: Freedom Tower hangs world-leader punching bags

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

LeBron jerseys for Miami's homeless, courtesy of New Times

Whenever the national media parachutes into Miami to write about our Chernobyl disaster of a condo market, they usually turn to one man, our own cheerful soothsayer of real estate doom.It's Peter Zalewski, founder of the delightfully named Condo Vultures. The former Daily Business Review reporter is ... More >>

Radiation From Japan Has Arrived: Our Food and Water Are Exposed

via Flickr BlatantNews.comRadiation in your food and water? Fuggedahboutit!​Due to devastation caused by the Tsunami that recently hit Japan, the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant is leaking radiation. It might not sound like a big deal to us, except for the fact that said radiation is traveling all t ... More >>

The Big Uneasy: New Orleans's enemy wasn't Katrina

via Flickr BlatantNews.comRadiation in your food and water? Fuggedahboutit!​Due to devastation caused by the Tsunami that recently hit Japan, the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant is leaking radiation. It might not sound like a big deal to us, except for the fact that said radiation is traveling all t ... More >>