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Interpreting LeBron James and Dwyane Wade's Post-Game Outfits

​First off: Is there any better evidence that the Miami Heat's Big Three is really a two-headed beast than the fact that Dwyane Wade and LeBron James always hold a tandem press conference with Chris Bosh later speaking to reporters alone? If this team is a circus, Wade and LeBron are the tight ... More >>

Tony Bennett performs at the Arsht Center Friday, January 8

Peace, Love, and Terror

The investigation into a cop killing in the '70s leads to a law professor who helped launch Barack Obama's political career.

'Til Death

Why did a gay-rights activist stab her wife with a screwdriver 222 times?

Secret Santa

Let the New Times be your music guide during this holiday season

Miami's Blessed Airwaves

To learn more about Bush's victory, tune to 89.7 FM

Just Plain Folk

Homestead's Main Street Cafe marches to the beat of its own drummer

A Sweet Suite

Fruits and nuts frolic for the holidays

Side Dish

See how well you know our culinary scene

Tap on Tape

Documentary captures master dancers tapping into eternity

BEST SEX TOYS SHOP

Pink Pussycat Boutique

BEST ART CINEMA

Bill Cosford Cinema

Meet Nightlife's Mr. Fix-It

Is there any hope of restoring the South Beach luster? Rudolf says yes.

The Comeback Kid Does South Beach

Angry Jewish machers, a SoBe club mogul, and Bill Clinton in the middle

Ballroom Prancing

South Florida's burgeoning gay ballroom scene has attracted an army of cross-dressers and transsexuals, who compete for bragging rights as fashion divas

Exiled in Havana

With the FBI in pursuit, black activist Nehanda Abiodun a decade ago fled to Cuba, where she still dreams of fomenting a socialist revolution in the United States

The Unbearable Bardness of Being

I Hate Hamlet plays for laughs on the vices and virtues of selling out

Truth Is More Lucrative Than Fiction

Collected Stories

Some Lyp

The Thrill of the Grill

Kiss and Tell

Every Box a Poem

Edward Albee's Mindscape

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

The Voice of Haiti

Paris, Ghana, Senegal, Miami. Poet Felix Morisseau-Leroy spent half his life in exile, but his heart never left home.

Moments in Time

Cops, firemen, dogs, the circus: Photographer Jill Freedman deftly documents life's little happenings

Best of Miami 1996

Finest Foods

The Long and Winding Road

Flush with valuable Lincoln Road real estate and saddled with major debts, the South Florida Art Center ponders its options, its future, and its purpose

Curious George

Ugly George, the lecherous legend of late-night cable TV in Manhattan, bares down on South Beach

Leas on Life

Leas Campbell, the man who ruled Miami's rock scene throughout the Seventies, is bringing it all back home in the Nineties

Diamond is Forever

Wipe that smirk off your face and honor thy father

Shaw 'Nuff

South Florida's master burglar gets caught in the act, but this time it's no felony

The Loan Ranger