International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Indict North Miami Mayor Andre Pierre

Beer with Caffeine, Censored, and 9000 Years Old at Total Wine

​Total Wine and More in North Miami, a mecca for all things booze and booze related. For beer lovers, the best thing about this place is not only the incredible selection, but also that any beer can be bought by the bottle, meaning you'll be able to cram six totally different experiences into each ... More >>

Shao Roma: New Romanian Food Truck Hits the Road Today, Truck Stop Listings

Shao Roma​The food truck selection in Miami just got a little more interesting with the addition of Shao Roma today. Shirking the usual food truck clichés of tacos, burgers and sweets, Shao Roma brings fresh and authentic Romanian food to a truck stop near you. At first glance, Shao Roma lo ... More >>

A Post-SXSW Miami Music Report From Forward Motion Records' Fernando Perdomo

The most inspiring Miami band of SXSW 2011 ... Pretty Please!​Hey, Miami! Let me report that SoFla was well represented at SXSW 2011 with a large variety of acts playing around Austin: ANR, Dreaming in Stereo, Locos Por Juana, Panic Bomber, and Surfer Blood all played official showcases that mad ... More >>

Culture of cruelty: Feds bury Border Patrol abuses of immigrants

The most inspiring Miami band of SXSW 2011 ... Pretty Please!​Hey, Miami! Let me report that SoFla was well represented at SXSW 2011 with a large variety of acts playing around Austin: ANR, Dreaming in Stereo, Locos Por Juana, Panic Bomber, and Surfer Blood all played official showcases that mad ... More >>

Jon Saxx Gets Sexy at Jazz in the Gardens 2010

Josephine LeilyJon Saxx is a young saxophonist who's been making waves in the local jazz scene for some time now. We had a little chance to catch up with him before this weekend's Miami Gardens' Jazz in the Gardens 2010 where he'll be performing on a roster including Mary J. Blige, Robin Thicke, Tee ... More >>

Video: Miami All-Star Band, City of Progress, Rocks For Haiti

Look, we've never liked having to say this, but basically the Red Cross fucking sucks. They do a lot of shit, but certainly not as much as people believe, definitely not as much as they portray, and beyond a shadow of a doubt with the heavy burden of "administrative costs" lessening their ability t ... More >>

Healing Haiti

Aaron Jackson went from homeless to hero. Now, with the help of Rainn Wilson, he's trying to cure a country.

Violence Is Golden

With its secret boys' club and bloody good fun, Wanted has all of the fight with none of the guilt.

Basel's Odysseus

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

Camilo's Retreat

He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy

What a Character

She's had her brush with online infamy. Now Lily Tomlin is ready to make you laugh again

Selected Events for the Week of October 20, 2005

She's had her brush with online infamy. Now Lily Tomlin is ready to make you laugh again

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

She's had her brush with online infamy. Now Lily Tomlin is ready to make you laugh again

Selected Calendar Events for the Week of September 8, 2005

She's had her brush with online infamy. Now Lily Tomlin is ready to make you laugh again

The Rum Chronicles

In which the author observes recent changes in Cuba: Cheap liquor is now plentiful but hope has become scarce

Night&Day

In which the author observes recent changes in Cuba: Cheap liquor is now plentiful but hope has become scarce

Unanswered Questions

Is Sam Shepard bogus? Why stage this play?

Bunker Mentality

Merrett Stierheim and Alex Penelas square off during Hurricane Michelle

Shake

We are the United States

Reel War

The Army and Hollywood join hands to wage virtual, bloodless battles

Shake

From Carnival to Café Nostalgia, it's a time for release

Tornillo Toasts Your Health

Teachers union to school district: We demand higher health insurance costs. School district: Okay, boss. HMO to lobbyist: Thanks a million.

The Autumn of the Matriarch

For decades Estrella Rubio has been a street-level general in el exilio's army. But her style of leadership, along with her health, is now fading fast.

It's a Mad Mad Mad Cow World

Scary brain food

On Avant-Garde in Little Havana

"Welcome to the Hood"

Portrait of an Upset

Johnny Winton used anti-incumbent backlash, new district boundaries, and plenty of cash to knock off J.L. Plummer

Waiting for Floyd

New Times reporters hit the road to bring you all the prehurricane weirdness fit to print

The Apartment Building from Hell

Pay a visit to Overtown's New Jack complex, where drug dealers rule, kids play in sewage, and multimillionaire owner Garth Reeves makes excuses

The Catalyst

Marleine Bastien -- activist, social worker, songwriter, mother -- is helping to lead the resurgence of South Florida's Haitian political agenda

The Hype Also Rises

Marleine Bastien -- activist, social worker, songwriter, mother -- is helping to lead the resurgence of South Florida's Haitian political agenda

Over the Edge and Under Investigation

Marleine Bastien -- activist, social worker, songwriter, mother -- is helping to lead the resurgence of South Florida's Haitian political agenda

Strange Man in a Strange Land

Mauricio Pavez came from Chile to Florida as a tourist. One mugging and eight months later, he refuses to leave.

Grudge Match

Feuding Miami Beach tennis instructors Richard Johnston and Howard Kaufman need to find a new racket, before there's another arrest

Punk Rock Jukebox

Feuding Miami Beach tennis instructors Richard Johnston and Howard Kaufman need to find a new racket, before there's another arrest

Inside Looking Out

Tamara Hendershot seeks out those who work their artistic magic in obscurity. The visionary art she finds is hot, but for her, buying and selling it is a labor of love.

The Voice of Haiti

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

They Came, They Helped, They're Outta Here

The Salvation Army spent millions in South Dade after Andrew, but residents wouldn't pony up for them to stay

Before Duran and After

Cuban exile and WRHC-AM sports talk-show host Minito Navarro has always had a passion for punchers

The Man and the Microphone

In the turbulent and often virulent world of Spanish-language radio, two things are certain: Fidel will be the debate, and Tomas Garcia Fuste will prevail

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.

Beacon of Hope

Students who can't overcome the alienation of inner-city public schools are finding their thrill on Beacon Hill

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Students who can't overcome the alienation of inner-city public schools are finding their thrill on Beacon Hill

A Tale of Tent City

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

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Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

The Party of Man

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

Swelter

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

Basil Wainwright

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

Swelter

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.

Just Another Night at the Office

Last spring, when Dade County united with a local charity to help the hurricane's homeless, the partnership sounded too good to be true. It was.