John Henry

Sweatstock 2013: Beatmachines and Otto Von Schirach!

It wouldn't be Sweatstock without some good old-fashioned Miami freakiness. Maybe in Canada the music festivals end with handshakes and strangers gently complimenting each other on their felt hats. But this is Miami, where nothing's over until it has weird, probably videotaped sex with you. And Sw ... More >>

Sub-sculptures

Why Doesn't Miami Dade College's Tuyo Employ Students?

​The Miami Culinary Institute cultivates culinary talent but doesn't put it to good use, at least not at its new, high-end restaurant, Tuyo, which opened a few days ago on its top floor. With 40 students inducted last spring into Miami Dade College's newest addition and 90 more this fall, director ... More >>

21 of the Richest People in America Live in South Florida

​The latest edition of the Forbes 400 is out, and 21 of the most filthy rich scions in America call humble little South Florida their primary home. Micky Arison, Miami Heat owner and Carnival Cruises CEO has the biggest moneybags in Miami with a net worth of $4.2 billion. That makes him the 75th r ... More >>

Mike Lowell Learns the Hard Way Not to Ask Man-Ram to Blurb His New Memoir

Poor Mike Lowell. The Miami native has already been through a lot. In between World Series wins with the Marlins and Boston, he endured testicular cancer, a massive John Henry fire sale, and a badly fractured hand.via Amazon.com​But now he has really invited a true stain on his good name: He gave ... More >>

Former Marlins Owner John Henry Is a Raging Egomaniac; Just Look at His Wedding Favors

Marlins fans: You might want to grab a barf bag before you read this one.via SportsbyBrooks.comRemember John Henry? The guy with the pretentious eyeglasses who bought the Marlins from Wayne Huizenga in 1999 and then waffled around for three mediocre seasons before selling out and heading to Boston? ... More >>

Touch the Sky

Review: Iron & Wine at Revolution

Easy Does It

Walter Mosley holds forth on identity, literary segregation, and black heroes

Nader's Garden

You'll find the masters' works in the parking lot and narcotic beauty inside

Master of All He Surveys

Kingpin dealer stakes grand claim on the hood

Matthew Sabatella

Ballad of America Volume One: Over a Wide and Fruitful Land Slipstream Productions

by Jonathan Zwickel

Vote for Culture

What exactly does that mean? Today we know it means that two museums will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to build hulking structures in a waterfront park. But on November 2, most people had no clue

Toxic Jock Syndrome

Hank Goldberg offers Miami sports fans more than tired talk-radio shtick; the journalist backs up his on-air diatribes with hard facts and common sense

Tumbling Chairs

The people of Miami take a crash course in art, parks, and democracy

'Tis the Tradition Season

When the holidays roll around, old standbys tumble in

Mission Man

Miami's Downtown commissioner is still fighting, and still hopeful of big change

BEST BEANBALL

John Henry

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of July 5, 2001

Grilled Marlins

Pro Player Stadium concessions

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of March 8, 2000

Out of the Park

One plan for a new Marlins stadium could be a winner for Miami, which is nice since you're going to pay for it

Mullin

If they concern Bicentennial Park, your presence is requested this weekend

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of January 4, 2001

Mullin

The Marlins cut a deal, and once again the pathetic public doesn't have a clue what just blew by

The Cheat Is On

The Heat continues its disgusting betrayal of public trust with a nifty assist from spineless county commissioners

Franks for the Memories

Various concessions at Pro Player Stadium

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of March 30, 2000

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of March 23, 2000

Mullin

This Stadium Goes in This Park or Else!

On the Block

In an act of audacious short-sightedness, Miami is offering its finest bayfront property to the highest bidder

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of March 9, 2000

Riptide

Nat Wilcox on bad behavior; and growing radio verde?

Mullin

The Marlins Had a Party and You Weren't Invited

Blah, Blah, Blah

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

Dish

Hot Dogs Here! Lobster-Watercress Salads!

Riptide

Balls club blues: John Henry, Carroll Williams, and Ingrid Casares

DeFede

Y2K Disaster Strikes Miami

Mullin

John Henry, This Is War!

Mullin

Just Say No to John Henry

Letters

Letters

A Civic Curve Ball

Marlins owner John Henry has a vision: A new stadium built on Miami's best-known archaeological site

Bring On Da Folk

Fishy Finances

A close inspection of the Marlins' accounts shows Wayne Huizenga trashed the team and made a bundle

Rotations

River Deep

Swelter 40

Swelter

Swelter