The weekend is finally here and are we happy to see it. This weekend the Magic City offers up some of its finest local talent, from the anticipated premier of Miami City Ballet’s Heatscape, the often surreal Otto von Schirach, O, Miami’s techy take on poetry, and Miami Beach’s annual…
Reviews and discussion of Ex Machina, Dior and I, Clouds of Sils Maria, The Longest Ride, and About Elly are all on this week’s Voice Film Club podcast, which includes Alan Scherstuhl and Stephanie Zacharek of the Village Voice, and Amy Nicholson of the LA Weekly. [Subscribe to the Voice…
Another week, another seven days of Miami gossip. The week brought some good news for our cultural institutions, the inevitable celebrity sighting on South Beach, and supermodel Christie Brinkley is apparently at odds with the bird population. Here’s this week’s best culture (both highbrow and lowbrow) gossip from the 305. …
The weekend is finally here and, as always, there’s plenty to do in the 305. This weekend brings comedy, contemporary dance, modern classical music, a BBQ festival, and the inevitable DJ performance. New Times has rounded up your ten best bets for this weekend. Happy weekend, Miami. Friday: Lyric Live…
Ultra is finally over: goodbye costumed teenager ravers and goodbye to all of the celebrities who swooped in to our beautiful city for a few days. From Weezy to a Kardashian sister, Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande and the return of Justin Bieber, Miami was practically drenched in celebrities. In between…
Furious 7 and While We’re Young are two very different movies — one’s all synchronized driving and explosions, the other’s all sorta-depressed New Yorkers who don’t drive — but both receive generally positive reviews from Alan Scherstuhl and Stephanie Zacharek of the Village Voice, and Amy Nicholson of LA Weekly,…
The weekend is finally here, Miami. And, as always, the Magic City offers plenty to keep you entertained. Ultra brings its dizzying thump-thump to town starting on Friday, but if EDM isn’t your thing, then there’s classical music, literary festivals, modern dance and more. Enjoy your weekend, you’ve earned it. …
Let’s be honest, Miami wouldn’t be Miami without celebrities dropping in town, sunbathing, and making bad decisions. So we’ve decided to launch a weekly roundup where you can get all of your gossip about the weird, wonderful things happening in town: from singers at LIV, to gallery gossip, celebrities sunbathing…
You’ve worked hard to enjoy the weekend, and now it’s finally here. This weekend the Magic City offers up some of its best entertainment, from museums to 70s rockers, Weezy, and theater. It’s all at your fingertips. Happy weekend, Miami. Friday: KC & the Sunshine Band at Hard Rock Live: If…
“Let’s get weird,” as they say. Every year for approximately 144 hours during the last week of March, our already party-obsessed subtropical city becomes the all-day, all-night staging area for a throbbing, million-person orgy of neon-swaddled raver chicks, sweaty frat bros, black-clad hipster dance aficionados, and progressive house heads who…
Yet another weekend is upon us, thank goodness. As always, there’s plenty to do in the Magic City. This weekend offers art sales, an orchid show, Cuban-influenced jazz, and French film. Enjoy your weekend, you’ve worked hard. See also: Miami Film Festival 2015: Five Movies to See in the Final…
The building at 30 NE 14th St. has been a lot of things over the years. Before becoming Steam Miami, the location was home to popular hipster hotspot The Vagabond. And even earlier, it was downtown destination I/O Lounge. However, gone are the days of Poplife, Revolver, Get Low, Spider-Pussy…
More often than not it seems like Miami is either a town for the very old or the very young. Either retirees or barely-twenty somethings who think of the city as a perpetual party. But for those who’ve said a permanent goodbye to their twenties, but aren’t quite ready for…
The weekend is finally here, and this weekend the Magic City offers plenty of distraction. From Elton John’s pop-piano ballads, Santana’s guitar jams, to museum exhibitions, book readings and even a Asian culture festival. There’s plenty to love this weekend. Happy weekend, Miami. See also: Miami International Film Festival 2015…
There are five reasons why Fox’s Empire has become a breakout hit, and on this week’s Voice Film Club podcast, we run down why the show, introduced as a mid-season replacement, has surged to nearly 14 million viewers an episode by its eighth week. Joining Voice film editor Alan Scherstuhl…
There’s a saying: If your venue survives a year in Miami, it’s a miracle. The Electric Pickle has survived six. This party destination named the eighth best dance club in America by Rolling Stone has been home to some of Miami’s best underground parties throughout the years. “It’s like a…
Over the weekend, RL Grime brought his Void tour to the 305 for a sold-out show at the Fillmore Miami Beach. An all-ages affair, the crowd skewed so young that the college students in attendance were dignified elders by comparison. Despite their youth, the revelers dressed impeccably in proper EDM…
Update: At 1 p.m. on February 27, 2015, it’s been confirmed Lisa’s car was found at Cooley’s Landing Marina. We’ll keep you updated as new information comes in. By Andrea Richard When Fort Lauderdale musician and piano teacher, Lisa “Noodles” Hayden-Gordon, was reported missing, her family, friends, and the South…
They wrap neon lights in intricate crochet. They stage guerrilla ballets in abandoned stadiums and empty fields. They invite the homeless to act in theater performances, bolt poetic street signs above parking meters, and blast South Florida’s best underground acts across the internet. They are this year’s finalists for New…
It can’t be easy to leave a good band just when they’re about to hit it big. And once that’s happened, there’s never a chance to get back in and enjoy what you helped start. Or is there? Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Rickey Medlocke has been living out that rare chance…
There was an awkward moment between Fifty Shades of Grey star Dakota Johnson and her mom, Melanie Griffith, on the red carpet before the Oscars on Sunday. But the world got to see Johnson’s impressive talent for pretending uncomfortable situations don’t seem to bother her (see also: Fifty Shades of…
Kevin Costner eases white America into the now with McFarland, USA, we hear about the Berlin Film Festival’s highs (Queen of Earth) and lows (Knight of Cups), and dip into the lukewarm waters of a second Hot Tub Time Machine movie. Also, there’s much praise for teen comedy The DUFF…
