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Class Actress, Facebook​We're really starting to regret that "Warhol original" that we bought off some dude in a Ford Pinto last week during Art Basel Miami Beach. He swore it was real. And at $490, we couldn't pass on it. The bad thing, however, we've only got $10 bucks to hold us over until nex ... More >>

Ten Best Music-Related Things to Do This Weekend Under $10

Iceberg Billion swags the f*** out at SoBe Live.​Y'all hear about the plan to move Halloween from October 31 to the last Saturday of the month? According to Connecticut State Representative Tim Larson, "Everyone looks forward to Halloween a little more when it falls on the weekend." Unfortunately ... More >>

Carlos Alvarez "Would Consider" Running in Special Election to Win Back His Seat

Losing a recall might not be enough to keep Alvarez out of office.​Don't line up that tag-team wrestling job just yet for Carlos Alvarez -- even if voters recall the county's strong mayor today, Alvarez says he's seriously thinking about running in the special election. Alvarez tells a Wall Street ... More >>

Futuristic New World Symphony Hall Opens, But Frank Gehry Still Pissed About "Politics" Behind It

Michael E. MillerArchitect Frank Gehry, left, and New World Symphony director Michael Tilson Thomas on the floor of the new concert hall.​After several years of construction and more than a few public spats over the project, the New World Center is now officially open for business in Miami Beach. ... More >>

O Canada

Michael E. MillerArchitect Frank Gehry, left, and New World Symphony director Michael Tilson Thomas on the floor of the new concert hall.​After several years of construction and more than a few public spats over the project, the New World Center is now officially open for business in Miami Beach. ... More >>

European Vacation

Michael E. MillerArchitect Frank Gehry, left, and New World Symphony director Michael Tilson Thomas on the floor of the new concert hall.​After several years of construction and more than a few public spats over the project, the New World Center is now officially open for business in Miami Beach. ... More >>

The Shake from the Shtetl

Michael E. MillerArchitect Frank Gehry, left, and New World Symphony director Michael Tilson Thomas on the floor of the new concert hall.​After several years of construction and more than a few public spats over the project, the New World Center is now officially open for business in Miami Beach. ... More >>

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Miami Beach hires  one of the world's most well known architects, Frank Gehry, to design a new home for the New World Symphony. then it seriously asks him to reduce his fee. Gehry may leave the project. [Architect's Journal] Former Miami Beach Mayor and former jailbird Alex Daoud was  ... More >>

New World Symphony

Miami Beach hires  one of the world's most well known architects, Frank Gehry, to design a new home for the New World Symphony. then it seriously asks him to reduce his fee. Gehry may leave the project. [Architect's Journal] Former Miami Beach Mayor and former jailbird Alex Daoud was  ... More >>

New World Symphony to Feature Vladimir Ashkenazy and Joshua Bell this Saturday

If the quantity of photos available online depicting a young violinist next to smiling, modestly dressed girls is any indication of classical music stardom, then Joshua Bell is off the charts. One could argue, too, that the admiration from students of an art that requires hours of practice a day is ... More >>

The Cleveland Orchestra

If the quantity of photos available online depicting a young violinist next to smiling, modestly dressed girls is any indication of classical music stardom, then Joshua Bell is off the charts. One could argue, too, that the admiration from students of an art that requires hours of practice a day is ... More >>

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