The Best Concerts in Miami This Week
Sam Smith, Chromeo, De La Ghetto, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, July 9 to July 15.
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Best of Miami 2018: Best Team President
Miami New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue lands online this morning. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities who defined South Florida over the past year, check out the full issue. Here’s a quick preview of our pick for Best Team President: Miami Dolphins President Tom Garfinkel.
Best of Miami 2018: Best Politician
Miami New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue lands online this morning. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities who defined South Florida over the past year, check out the full issue. Here’s a quick preview of our pick for Best Politician: Coral Gables Mayor Raul Valdes-Fauli.
Here’s How to Continue Seeing Posts from Miami New Times With Facebook’s Latest Update
Mark Zuckerberg has been busy this month tweaking Facebook so its billions of users see more good local content, including the daily journalism produced right here at Miami New Times. Here are a few easy steps to make sure you’re still getting the best stories, videos and slideshows from New…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, January 1-7
The holidays are over and with it comes a whole new year of live music, concerts, and club shows in Miami. Live music starts on day one of the new year, with a set from Slushii at E11even if you’ve got any energy left over after New Year’s Eve, or Tal Cohen at Lagniappe if you’re just looking to lounge while you listen to some great music.Retro crooner Derek Fein’s music has been called a modern day blend of Lana Del Rey and Elvis Presley’s sensibilities. He’ll play a free show at the Wynwood Yard on Thursday night, and if you’re feeling refueled by Saturday, a wild set by Hymn for Her will get you dancing at Lagniappe.
Miami’s Ten Biggest Political Stories of 2017
This was the year when Miami politics went full drunken circus. Donald Trump repeatedly gave prime seats to a notorious former Miami cult member who once stood trial for murder. His top adviser had a secret South Florida history tied to drug dealers and mystery apartments. And Marco Rubio continued to be a spineless embarrassment.
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Miami’s Ten Biggest Environmental Stories of 2017
Life in 2017 means grappling with the knowledge that manmade climate change is, at most, a few decades away from flooding Miami. Wedged between a threatened Everglades and a warming Atlantic Ocean and jeopardized by rising seas, salty water tables, and strengthening hurricanes, the Magic City is at the center of environmental news that’s impossible to ignore.
New Year’s Eve 2018 Miami Dining Guide
Now that you’ve unwrapped your gifts, it’s time to plan for the biggest night of the year. Miami has seemingly endless ways to ring in the New Year, so whether you want to feast in a multicourse gourmet meal or celebrate with friends at a pub, here are the best places to toast to 2018.
Dirty Dozen 2017: The 12 Miscreants Who Preserved Miami’s Tarnished Reputation
This year was a hell of a lot better than 2016. Alabama Democrat Doug Jones overcame a child molester to win a spot in the U.S. Senate. Harvey Weinstein and his misogynist colleagues from Hollywood to Miami are on the run. The stock market is surging. And the new Star…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, December 25-31
The final full week of 2017 is here, and there’s just enough time for a few more live performances to close out the year.
Miami’s Ten Craziest Crime Stories of 2017
From long-lost cocaine lords found hiding in Orlando to steroid-slinging gym owners to a truly Satanic plot to robocall millions of phones with spam messages, 2017 ended up as a 1. FCC Fines Miami Man $120 Million for Making 96 Million Robocalls in Three Months Yesterday the Federal Communications Commission…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, December 18-24
Are you team Katy or team Taylor? This week, Katy Perry’s fans, affectionally called KatyCats, will rally behind the pop singer at American Airlines Arena. Perry’s on tour for her latest album, Witness, which has been met with a tepid response by American audiences since its release this summer. Even the Taylor…
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Miami’s Ten Biggest News Stories of 2017
In a year where a semi-Florida Man took the White House and preceded to bring lasting and great shame to the state where he spends half his year hacking and gold balls and schmoozing random Mar-a-Lago members, it was another local political son who dominated Miami headlines for his awful…
Miami New Times‘ Ten Most-Read Sports Stories of 2017
All in all, 2017 was not a glorious sports year in South Florida. The Marlins and Panthers were awful, the Heat needed a second-half surge to go from dreadful to mediocre, and the less said about this season’s Dolphins squad the better. The only good news comes from Coral Gables,…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, December 11-17
Christmas comes early this week when Y100’s Jingle Ball takes over the BB&T Center Sunday for a festive celebration of pop music. You’ll find acts like Demi Lovato, Logic, Fifth Harmony, and Nick Jonas ready to spread some holiday cheer. However, make sure not to skip out on pop royalty when…
Miami New Times‘ Ten Most-Read Long-Form Stories of 2017
This year, Miami New Times exposed child molestation allegations against the founder of Florida’s largest megachurch and domestic violence charges against one of Miami’s most recognizable reality TV stars. We told the tale of the worst Florida Keys murder in three decades and got inside a booming purple drank ring tied to the biggest names in hip-hop. Our writers investigated an only-in-Miami invention patent marketing scheme and the handful of politically tied companies set to make a fortune off medical marijuana. And millions of readers came along for the ride.
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, November 27-December 3
There’s barely a month left in 2017, but Miami is heating up musically as the event season kicks into high gear. This weekend, Riptide Music Festival will take over Fort Lauderdale Beach Park with two days of music, each with its own distinct flavor. The first day will present Weezer, Cage the Elephant, Portugal the Man…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, November 20-26
Things are a little quieter this week thanks to the Thanksgiving holiday — but it’s not completely dead. Right before you’re set to chow down on some turkey and pumpkin pie, Trap Circus is bringing hip-hop’s reigning queen, Cardi B, to the RC Cola Plant. The “Bodak Yellow” rapper shot…
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Luther Campbell, Jim DeFede, Ben Greenman Talk New Times, South Beach Style at Miami Book Fair
Exactly 30 years ago, Miami New Times was born in a tiny office on South Beach. One of the aims of its founders was to publish long-form, narrative stories that would make a difference and provide a voice for the community. Surprise! It worked. Scores of writers of magazine-length stories…
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week, November 13-19
After making its live debut in Miami in 2013, Grizzly Bear returns for another show. The band had been performing long before its appearance here four years ago and had released its debut album, Horn of Plenty, in 2004. Grizzly Bear is touring in support of its fifth LP, Painted Ruins. Catch the quartet at the Fillmore Miami Beach this Thursday.
Miami New Times: A History, the 2000s
Miami New Times is celebrating its 30th anniversary by assembling a list of 30 writers who have gone on to author books about everything from terrorism to baseball to Prince to Gander, Newfoundland. They have won Pulitzer Prizes, become foreign correspondents, and written tomes that will endure. Yesterday, we published…
Miami New Times: A History, the 1990s
Miami New Times, celebrating its 30th anniversary, has employed scores of writers since it began publishing in 1987. It has evolved from a small, scrappy weekly into a web-focused news and culture phenomenon that equals and often bests all other local media (even you, Mother Herald!) in reporting, writing, and…