The Unexpected Places You’ll Find Poetry During the O, Miami Poetry Festival
The grocery store, your windshield, and the cemetery are all fair game this month.
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Lady Gaga Adds a Third Miami Show to the Mayhem Ball
With Miami being the only Mayhem Ball stop in the South, Lady Gaga has now added a third show at the Kaseya Center.
Pioneering Emerson Dorsch Gallery Will Close Next Month
The gallery was one of the first to move into Wynwood, ushering in the neighborhood’s transformation.
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty Is Hosting a Pop-Up In Miami This Week
Attendees who buy products on the Sephora app can receive freebies at the three-day event.
Miami Is One of the Top Destinations for Controversial Skiplagging Trend
If you’re considering skiplagging on your next Spring Break trip to Miami, proceed with caution.
Miami Beach Mayor Rescinds Proposal to Evict O Cinema and Withdraw Funding
His surrounding commissioners, most of whom spoke against Meiner’s initial proposal, patted his back as he announced his decision.
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More Than 700 Creatives, Including Oscar Winners, Sign Letter In Support of O Cinema: How Did We Get Here?
Barry Jenkins, Michael Moore, Marisa Tomei, Billy Corben, and Alfred Spellman have expressed support for indie arthouse theater.
Miami Beach Mayor’s Crusade Against No Other Land Goes Global
Mayor Steven Meiner’s beef over screenings of the Gaza documentary No Other Land is drawing reactions from around the world.
“Be There, The Fair!”: Revisit the Miami-Dade County Youth Fair’s Classic ’90s Commercial
Millennials will recognize the surf-rock riffs of the 1996 theme song, which informed all subsequent iterations.
Miami Beach Mayor Wants to Terminate O Cinema’s Lease Over No Other Land
Both O Cinema and Coral Gables Art Cinema have added four new screenings of the Oscar-winning documentary.
Jen Stark’s Psychedelic Art Lights Up the Sphere in Las Vegas
The Miami-born artist’s work is now on display on the largest LED screen in the world.
Long-Shuttered Olympia Theater Will Reopen for the Miami Film Festival
Fears have mounted in recent years that the theater could one day go dark for good.
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Here’s the Complete Miami Film Festival 2025 Lineup
Nearly 200 films from more than 45 countries will be screened at this year’s festival.
Not Just Cafecito: Spirit Airlines Announces 305 Day Flight Deals
The airline is strapped for cash, but that’s not stopping it from doling out a pretty sweet deal for the local holiday.
Meet New Times Culture Editor Celia Almeida
Our former arts and music editor (and frequent contributor) returns as culture editor.
O Cinema Announces Expansion to Little River
The development is part of a growing wave of businesses moving into the area in recent years.
Theo Von Announces Kaseya Center Show This Spring
His This Past Weekend podcast is one of the most popular in the country.
SNL Turns 50: Our Favorite Saturday Night Live Moments
Get the nostalgia-thon started early by rewatching some of the show’s best sketches and performances, as declared by New Times staff.
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TikTok Influencer Sounds Off on Miami’s Ritual Chicken Sacrifices
The question of ritualistic chicken sacrifices on Miami’s streets is wrought with misunderstanding and controversy.
After 2024 Cancellation, Gay8 Festival Returns on a Smaller Scale
Last year’s edition was canceled due to a lack of funding from the city.
Miami Beach Paid $425,000 for New Ad Telling Spring Breakers to Stay Away
The City of Miami Beach appears pleased with the results of last year’s “Breaking Up With Spring Break” ad.
La La Land in Concert: Arsht Center Adds Second Show by Popular Demand
The first show at the 2,400-seat venue is nearly sold out.