Lee Zimmerman

When you’re the son of a famous father, it’s all but inevitable that comparisons will be drawn between you and your dad. And when your name is Guthrie — as in Woody Guthrie, the iconic folk singer — certain expectations inevitably follow. Arlo Guthrie has built a formidable career filled with classic albums, but the turmoil that’s gripping the nation inevitably prompts questions about what his pops would do.

We can credit our new president, Donald Trump, with one thing right off the bat: Ever since he announced his run for the White House, he's helped boost the employment numbers — mainly for comedians who found new material.

In honor of our "People" issue, which will hit newsstands November 17, New Times proudly presents "100 Creatives," where we feature Miami's cultural superheroes. Have suggestions for future profiles? Let us know in the comments. #97: Stephanie Ansin Stephanie Ansin is a multitasker, at least in the theatrical sense. She...

Aspen, Sundance, and Tribeca may be the best-known U.S. film festivals, but none of them have the commitment to South Florida exhibited by the Miami International Film Festival. The homegrown event has expanded into a year-round programmer of films designed to resonate with Miami audiences, and this October's GEMS Film...

It’s no surprise that Miami's art scene is thriving. If the galleries that dot Wynwood and Little Haiti, the Art Deco visage of South Beach, and the annual pilgrimage of artists and collectors to Art Basel aren’t proof enough, consider the wealth of innovative and imaginative local artists who are...