Richard Nixon

The Rum Diary: Johnny Depp stars in this oddly tame adaptation

Steve Berke: Comedian for Miami Beach mayor

Thousands of Angry Activists Expected to Destroy Tampa in 2012

It's like Miami, but with uglier beaches and whiter people. ​Tampa, our slightly "off" cousin to the North East, has been chosen to host the 2012 Republican National Convention in which the Grand Ol' Party will nominate Sarah Palin or Marco Rubio or Ron Paul or someone else slightly "off" to take ... More >>

Brickell resident Stephen Koschal peddled serial killer John Wayne Gacy's creepy paintings

It's like Miami, but with uglier beaches and whiter people. ​Tampa, our slightly "off" cousin to the North East, has been chosen to host the 2012 Republican National Convention in which the Grand Ol' Party will nominate Sarah Palin or Marco Rubio or Ron Paul or someone else slightly "off" to take ... More >>

Song Spotlight: Jigg - "Over (Freestyle)"

​In what's seeming to be the instrumental of the moment, you couldn't log online or download a mixtape for a week or so without hearing yet another "Over" freestyle. "Over" being the first single from Drake's official debut album, Thank Me Later. With months of hype surrounding the ominous first ... More >>

The Real Housewives of Various Governor's Mansions

I was just checking the ol' RSS reader, and discovered that Naked Politics has a post up alerting readers to outtakes from The Real Housewives of New York City featuring Florida's First Lady Carole Rome.  I am insanely jealous we did not have this first (btw, anyone notice that the Rome has exc ... More >>

That's So Craven

Rape revenge. Yawn.

Feast Your Ears

The Eat offers a taste of Miami’s proto-punk past

Donald "Party Hearty" Harding is Looking for Some Laughs

The Eat offers a taste of Miami’s proto-punk past

Booted

These folks want to stay, but soon they'll have no choice

Zion, With a Bullet!

GableStage keeps Golda Meir real

Letters from the Issue of June 8, 2006

“The only crime on South Beach is how beautiful the women are”

Get Inside!

Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies

From Martini to Marhaba

A good rule of thumb is never eat at restaurants that are not really restaurants

Seeing Red

Growing up in the glare of communism

Revolution and Evolution

A Miami Film Fest documentary about Chile's Salvador Allende carries a contemporary message

Letters from the Issue of , 2002

An irrelevant mayor's race and an irrational foreign policy

Pop History

An irrelevant mayor's race and an irrational foreign policy

First Edition

The National Hip-Hop Political Convention sets an agenda for a new generation

This Week's Day by Day Picks

The National Hip-Hop Political Convention sets an agenda for a new generation

Direct Action Reaction

Provoking a cop doesn't exactly improve working conditions for Latin America's poor

Proposals with Punch

Swap jailed Cuban spies for jailed Cuban dissidents

The Doctor is Out of Control

This film has it in for the cold warrior Kissinger

Jenny from the Crock

Lopez, playing a Maid, can really put the "back" in backlash

Graphic Revolution

Thirty years of Cuban poster art

Letters from the Issue of September 5, 2002

More puppy horror stories.

Is Jilda Unruh Getting Stiffed?

After Channel 10's reporter angered UTD's Pat Tornillo, her education stories stopped appearing

Paul Oakenfold

Bunkka (Maverick Records)

Life Behind the Lens

Harry Benson shot the stars and now he's one himself

Lambchop

Is A Woman (Merge Records)

The War That Never Ends

More than 40 years after the Bay of Pigs disaster, a new battle erupts over those who died during the invasion

Letters from the Issue of January 31, 2002

More than 40 years after the Bay of Pigs disaster, a new battle erupts over those who died during the invasion

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of August 30, 2001

Shearer Delight

The voice of Flanders is the voice of reason, absatively posilutely

Baby, Get Back

Autobiography and a bootleg box prove that when it comes to the Beatles, you can never just let it be

Goya, Goya, Gone

Letters from the issue of June 22, 2000

The Knight of Blight

Miami developer Aristides Martinez once seemed an inner-city savior. Today he goes by another name: Slumlord.

Kulchur

Artsy fartsy punks

Kulchur

Willy Chirino gets slippery

Tales in the Storm

Willy Chirino gets slippery

He Made Dade

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Calendar for the week

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Building a Better Label

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Rotations

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Oscars by Any Other Name Are Still Wieners

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Swelter 14

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Oys in the Hood

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

D.C. Comics

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Just Say Nose

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Letters

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map