Hiroshima

Hard Knocks, Episode 2: Chad Johnson's Epic Groin-Kick to Dolphins Fans

Over the past decade, your Miami Dolphins have resembled a resident of Hiroshima that moved to Nagasaki during World War II to escape the likelihood of bombing. "It's probably much nicer and safer over there," your Dolphins say. Inevitably, they're pretty much screwed either way; it's always an emot ... More >>

Travel Agency Destroyed, Owner Suspects It Was Firebombed For Booking Trips to Cuba

A Coral Gables travel agency exploded into flames early this morning. Police dogs detected accelerant inside the burnt out building, according to Channel 10 News. And the agency's owner says she suspects it was firebombed in retaliation for booking flights to Cuba."It's not that it's burned. It's pu ... More >>

Food Not Bombs fights to give away food in parks

Ricardo Pradel, Admissions Counselor and Aspiring Rap Mogul, Busted For Making Fake Diplomas

FacebookRicardo Pradel​Meet Ricardo Pradel, American dreamer. Co-founder of Dade Fire Entertainment and the unfortunately-named Hiroshima Entertainment, 31-year-old Pradel is an aspiring rap mogul. For three years up until April 2010, the Miami resident was also an admissions counselor at the Amer ... More >>

Love, Death, and Atomic Bombs

The Hour of the Tiger at New Theatre misses the mark on Japan and its geisha culture

Armed Again

Indicted Miami Beach weapons dealer Efraim Diveroli is still making millions of dollars from the U.S. government.

A Chorus of Angels

Seraphic Fire opens its seventh season with a bang.

17 + 6 - 5 + 1 - 3 + 7 = 23!

Shocking numerical revelations await in Jim Carrey's totally freaking random thriller

Low-Profile Highbrow Art

The secret is out for this clandestine gallery

Ray of Local Light

Meet Miami's multiculti, multitalented mob of homegrown heroes

Nukes in the Florida Room

Film festival in South Beach faces elections head-on

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War Art, What Is It Good For?

For a devastating Twentieth Century of turmoil, for one

Simply Fabio

Fabio Rolandi returns with more creative Italian in the Gables

Voices in the Wilderness

Max Lesnik and his group, Alianza Martiana, are reminders that not all Cuban exiles think alike

The Eviction Addiction

Senior citizens like Jack Giralt are being sent packing by landlords eager to cash in on the Miami Beach housing boom

Dead Men Shooting

Black Tar Heroin: The Dark End of the Street

Voulez-Vous Chanté Avec Moi?

On Connaît la Chanson (Same Old Song)

Free the Felon!

A Sixties-style radical shakes his behind at old-style protesters, and police go crazy

Staging a Crisis

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Port Whine

Miami-Dade County's proposal to privatize public marinas has mariners up in arms

Fools for Love

News of the Weird

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Violence Is Golden

The Spying Game

There's No Business Like Slow Business