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Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets

Occupy Miami's Protests Remain Peaceful While Other Movements Taste Pepper Spray

photo by Liz TracyPolice and protesters have been on the same page in Miami so far.​In Oakland last week, police at an Occupy protest shot a military vet in the head with a rubber bullet, landing him in critical condition; other video showed officers lobbing dangerous flash bombs into peaceful cro ... More >>

Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 2011 movie picks

photo by Liz TracyPolice and protesters have been on the same page in Miami so far.​In Oakland last week, police at an Occupy protest shot a military vet in the head with a rubber bullet, landing him in critical condition; other video showed officers lobbing dangerous flash bombs into peaceful cro ... More >>

Do Miami's Chances of Another Major League Soccer Team Depend on David Beckham?

​Earlier this month, Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber spoke to a group of supporters hoping to bring the league back to Miami and basically said, "You're a nice city and all, but we're not even going to think about giving you another team unless you start acting like you deserve it.'" B ... More >>

Bill Daniel's Sonic Orphans Screening at Churchill's Pub Tonight

​Hey film lovers, get your cigars and spectacles out 'cause Churchill's Pub is turning into a fancy movie house tonight. Sorta.   The occasion: A screening of self-described film tramp Bill Daniel's Sonic Orphans: Lost and Found Music Films 1965-87. It's gonna be an experimental (and mostly ... More >>

Miami parking nightmare: From the homeless parking mafia to the meter fairy

​Hey film lovers, get your cigars and spectacles out 'cause Churchill's Pub is turning into a fancy movie house tonight. Sorta.   The occasion: A screening of self-described film tramp Bill Daniel's Sonic Orphans: Lost and Found Music Films 1965-87. It's gonna be an experimental (and mostly ... More >>

Best Indie Albums of 2008

America's rock and roll nerds got put back in their place, and we all benefited.

Build Now and Save Big

America's rock and roll nerds got put back in their place, and we all benefited.

Perfect Disguise

Modest Mouse leader Isaac Brock waxes on the moon and Speedo

Letters from the Issue of February 5, 2004

Volunteers, hookers, belly dancers, and our man back in Havana

Eye on the Everglades

As the acknowledged scientific expert on the Glades, Ron Jones brought Florida International University prestige and millions in grants, so naturally the school tried to have him arrested

Letters from the Issue of December 4, 2003

As the acknowledged scientific expert on the Glades, Ron Jones brought Florida International University prestige and millions in grants, so naturally the school tried to have him arrested

Elephant, Man

Gus Van Sant's new film asks if it's really cool to stay in school

Calendar of FTAA Events

Gus Van Sant's new film asks if it's really cool to stay in school

Mullin

The Burden of a Violent History

Kulchur

A hard cell

Squelching Speech

Miami, like an adolescent who won't learn from his mistakes, keeps stomping on the First Amendment

He Did a Job on the Mob

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

News of the Weird

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

Letters

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

The Man Who Caught Carmen

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

God Wept

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

Policing the Police

An investigation into complaints about police use of excessive force confirms what many citizens already believe: Cops cover for cops

Four-Alarm Foulup

The City of Miami nearly gave away Firehouse Four, and now that they've got it back, they're just sitting on it

Everything Is Relative

Dade and its municipalities have more sister cities than you can shake a nightstick at

Herald Cans Cripple

Cartoonist John Callahan gets axed over seminal work

A Nocturnal Omission

The Miami Hearald's brain trust comes to grips with a sticky wicket

Fade to Black

As Blockbuster and other big chains devour more and more of the market, mom-and-pop video shop operators fret about being erased

Swelter

As Blockbuster and other big chains devour more and more of the market, mom-and-pop video shop operators fret about being erased