When you grow up here, you see Basel as a kind of abstract happening. It’s something your rich friends get to go to while you’re stuck at home prepping for Christmas and Hanukkah. Beyond the beaches and the walls of Wynwood, life goes on and celebrity sightings are nil. It’s just another week, but with worse traffic.
The legendary rap crew issued a barrage of hits during its Art Basel show.
We seek out the best of Basel that anyone can enjoy.
On the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami’s third floor, visitors are greeted by two nearly identical paintings by one of the most famous artists of the 20th Century. They depict the same image — an artist drawing a woman in his studio — and make use of the same vibrant color palette. A viewer can notice subtle distinctions in the lines and shapes used to build the scenes. But the style is impossible to confuse with any other artist’s: They were painted by Pablo Picasso.
The trance legends have sold out the RC Cola Plant twice already.
Last night, I rolled up to the Hangar at 9 p.m. and rushed to the entrance because I was worried about missing Lil Pump, who ended up not going on until 45 minutes after he was supposed to perform. In my Zen-like focus to see a rapper whose big thing is saying “Gucci Gang” 53 times in his hit song, I disregarded warning signs about what would happen to people who don’t pay for parking.
X is awaiting trial on four charges, including aggravated battery of a pregnant woman.
New Times visited the building ahead of its official opening December 1.
Cardi B and Hoodcelebrityy proved that hip-hop isn’t just a man’s game.
How does a white guy from New Hampshire become one of the most important figures in underground rap?
The rapper’s public persona rests on the fact that he is a big joke.
When it comes to his music, Twelve’Len is a man of discipline. Case in point: While the rest of the world seized upon Frank Ocean’s hotly anticipated Blonde last fall, he waited a full year to listen to it. “I was like, I don’t wanna listen to any Frank Ocean,…
The band improved upon its 2013 appearance thanks to strong opening acts and the continued resonance of its back catalogue.
The British alt-pop star will light up Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.
Chain restaurants get a bad rap because many serve cheap meals made with overly processed ingredients. It might be hard to believe, but quite a few chain restaurants, specializing in all kinds of interesting gastronomical niches, are more than decent. It just so happens lots of them aren’t in Miami. Here are a dozen of them that we’re dying to see in South Florida.
Rides and rappers await at the RC Cola Plant the day before Thanksgiving.
The decline and fall of South Florida’s once-rising, now-sinking rap star XXXTentacion continues: It was disclosed Tuesday that he’s apparently been attacked by none other than Migos. In a series of now-deleted Instagram posts, a visibly bruised XXXTentacion claimed he was jumped by the Atlanta rap group while he and his entourage were leaving a hotel room in Los Angeles. He also claims they pulled a gun on him and posted video, which was republished by TMZ, of the group leaving the scene
Opening for Waxahatchee at Gramps November 14, Ought has channeled the Zeitgeist in an era when rock’s relevance has waned.
Alt-J, MGMT, Metronomy, and other musical acts aren’t the only draw at this beachfront festival.
Want to feel like a tourist for a day?
The legendary rap group will perform at Mana Wynwood as part of III Points’ Basel concert series.
The Cipher takes a snapshot of the late-’90s hip-hop scene, where DJ Khaled was an actual DJ and graffiti was a way of life.
