It’s that time of year in Miami when we say adios to the treadmill and hit the pavement. Summer is officially in the rearview and the weather soon will be changing from miserable to warm, making running outside tolerable-ish. The fun runs and half marathons around the city are starting…
Miami’s theater scene refuses to stray from political plays even if some viewers are probably looking for escapist fare during the frustrating Trump era.
Comedian Hari Kondabolu — who has seen his profile rise thanks to his Netflix special and the documentary The Problem With Apu — will perform October 6 at the Broward Center.
Game of Thrones composer Ramin Djawadi is bringing the fantasy world of Westeros to South Florida with the help of a full orchestra and choir, plus some kick-ass special effects and stage designs.
The new 7,500-square-foot skate park and pump track in Haulover Park cost $267,000 and was a joint effort of five Miami-Dade municipalities.
Many of us used to bowl on weekends when we were younger, only because we weren’t cool enough for the popular kids’ parties or old enough for the bars and clubs. Remember Cosmic Bowling? Don’t act like you don’t. Now, ironically, many of us bowl on weekends as an alternative…
David I. Muir has a favorite among the 26 photos that will be on display during his upcoming exhibition, “Reggae Reel: Moments in Music.” It’s a picture he snapped of incarcerated reggae artist Buju Banton sitting onstage at Bayfront Park Amphitheater in 2011 when the singer was out on bail…
You’ve heard about the Bill Murray urban legends. Now watch the supposed witnesses tell the tales on camera when The Bill Murray Stories makes its Miami premiere at the third annual Miami Independent Film Festival.
Let’s be honest: Most people suck at making friends after college. For one reason or another, many cling to the pals they made on the high-school soccer team or in the college dorms and rarely develop close friendships after that. Maybe there’s that one person at work, but that’s about…
Coral Gables Art Cinema will hold a poster drive in front of the theater to unload hundreds of movie posters.
Brickell is now home to a 10,000-square-foot mural of Brazilian soccer star Neymar. The mural is one of three soccer murals in the U.S. commissioned by sports website Bleacher Report.
Negative Fest in Lake Worth hopes to separate itself from other horror-film festivals through a slate of international movies and short-film categories such as Female Filmmakers and Florida Filmmakers.
The inaugural Miami VR Expo is set to take place June 8 and 9 at Magic City Studios and will highlight the city’s virtual-reality scene.
Edson Jean and Joshua Jean-Baptiste are proving you can work in the entertainment industry without leaving Miami. The Project Greenlight winners wrote and star in a new web series for Complex called “Grown.”
The ten-city tour is bringing carnival games and unaired episodes to Bayfront Park May 31.
Despite its too-cool-for-school reputation, Miami participates in the annual Star Wars revelry with film screenings, drink specials, trivia, and costume contests. Here’s your guide to May the Fourth options in South Florida, just in case you’re one of the many people looking to dress up and let your Star Wars flag fly.
Here are the fun-filled places where the attractions and shows are worth the long lines and overpriced nachos.
The Tattoo Shop is an eight-episode docuseries for Facebook Watch that follows James and his former Miami Ink costar Chris Nuñez, more recently known as a judge on Paramount Network’s Ink Master, as they attempt to strike gold once again with the newly opened Liberty City Tattoo in Wynwood. James is an executive producer on the web series, which premiered March 15 and airs Thursdays.
Imagine being so nervous about walking along a ledge at the top of a snowy mountain that you have to tell yourself not to look down at the arctic valley below. You remind yourself that in real life you’re tiptoeing in a carpeted second-floor room in North Miami. Such was my experience with the mind fuck known as the Virtual Arena in VR Park.
Wilkine Brutus didn’t look like the other teachers when he taught English in South Korea for four years. In fact, the Haitian-American writer with braids and tattoos didn’t look like almost anybody in the homogeneous Asian country. As you might expect, he often fielded questions from students that had little to do with the curriculum…
The politically incorrect comedian Jackie Mason can rest easy knowing there is no mention of him in ex-lover Ginger Reiter’s upcoming comedy musical 700 Wives. Reiter took a break from poking fun at her ten-year love affair with her baby daddy, whom she razzed in Both Sides of a Famous Love Affair: The Jackie Mason Musical and its previous incarnations, 702 Punchlines and Pregnant and Oh, Jackie, Oh.
James “Woody” Beckham feels some fundraisers can be a little too expensive for the general public to attend. He would know. His nonprofit, the Woody Foundation — which he says has raised over $1.5 million for people living with paralysis — hosts a lobster meal, golf outing and fishing tournament…
