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Whitney Houston's Funeral Live Stream: Five Predictions

​The internet, a safe haven where perverts can download fetish porn and degenerates bet on sports. It's an information superhighway trolled by digital pirates on the lookout for copyrighted gold and a place where everyone can be the star of their very own Truman Show. But on Saturday, February 1 ... More >>

Sheriff's Department Sued for Tying Up Tourist, Allegedly Pepper Spraying Him to Death

​Back in 2009, 62-year-old Ohio resident Nick Christie traveled down to Florida to unwind and spend time with his brother. Christie has been showing signs of depression and erratic behavior, but perhaps the warm Florida sun would help him. Christie however never returned to Ohio. He died after bei ... More >>

Ten Superstormy Classic Rock Songs for Hurricane Season

Crack reporter Dan Rather rockin' out like a freakin' hurricane.​One of the biggest drags about living in South Florida is the fact that we don't experience a change of season. Save one ... The dreaded hurricane season. It's bad enough we can't look forward to the leaves changing colors. Or bein ... More >>

Art Basel or Bust

The unholy dollar just might kill the nation's top art fair.

Paradise Lost

For many residents, the luster of Williams Island is long gone

Fake Art, Real Money

That beautiful painting by Cuban artist Domingo Ramos? The one you bought from a Miami gallery for $10,000? Ready for some bad news? It's a forgery

Death Warmed Over

The Lake Worth Playhouse can't breathe new life into Deathtrap

Miami Logic

Hookers, okay. Scumbags, fine. But forget about hanging a sign that reads "thrift" on Biscayne Boulevard.

News of the Weird

Found Poets

Rebuffed by mainstream publishing, a group of exile writers has been busy producing darkly astonishing accounts of life after Cuba

Daddy Dearest

News of the Weird

Paradise Found

British author Alexander Stuart exiled himself to South Beach before writing the aptly titled Life on Mars

No Great Mystery

Fellowship Down

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

A Most Exotic Exile

The church is Russian. The priest is from Boston. The founders were midgets. And the congregation is slim to none.

Collective Experience

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Swelter 39

The Art of Bankruptcy: Part 2

No-nonsense bankruptcy trustee William Brandt wants to open an art gallery near you

Three Into Two Won't Go