Aquaman Proves Superheroes Are Better Down Where It’s Wetter
Not incidental to Aquaman’s pleasures is its vision of a mixed-race hero, played by a mixed-race actor, fighting to protect and understand clashing aspects of his heritage
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Bonnier Gallery Opens With a Streamlined Focus on Minimalism
Grant and Christina Bonnier opened Bonnier Gallery in Allapattah with a focus on international and local minimalist art.
In Mary Queen of Scots, Great Women Face Hard Truths About Wielding Power
The actresses share only one scene in the film, but Mary Queen of Scots sets them up in counterpoint, two divergent approaches to the question of how women who wield power can actually govern the men around them
The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
Bayskate Miami, holiday parties, and more of the best free events happening in South Florida this week, December 17 through 23.
Eyes on Miami: Kanye West, Paris Hilton, Pharrell, and Others
It’s not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye,…
The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
Y100’s Jingle Ball, Buskerfest Miami Street Performance Festival, holiday events, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, December 14 through 16.
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Forget the Umbrellas: Sunlit Sky Is Coral Gables’ New Selfie Trap
Remember Umbrella Sky, the colorful installation of dozens of umbrellas that took over every Instagram feed in South Florida earlier this year? It’s back. And this time, it’s sparkly. Meet Sunlit Sky, Portugal-based creative group Sextafeira’s follow-up to its summertime social media smash, will debut tomorrow evening at a grand…
The Campaign Immigrant Powered Is Coming to a Business Near You
Immigration is a hot issue on a local, state, and national level. But Natalia Martinez-Kalina thinks the conversation – largely focused on undocumented residents and nationalistic tendencies – is missing robust economic insight. Founder of Immigrant Powered, a grassroots campaign launched earlier this month that uses a window decal to encourage community dialogue, Martinez-Kalina says a lack of knowledge contributes to the antagonism.
Thrift Shop Serves Old Clothes and New Drinks
Your new favorite clothing store is now open late, and you can browse the collection with a curated cocktail in hand.
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Miami Jewish Film Festival 2019 Lineup Focuses on Female Filmmakers
For 21 years, the Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF) has brought a myriad of world-class movies — intended to inspire and evoke change -—to the Magic City. Next year marks a major-league milestone: the big 22. January 10 through 24, MJFF will screen a whopping number of 80 films from 25 countries, making it the Jewish film festival with the most film premieres in the world.
Ten Festive Holiday Events and Activities for Kids in Miami
The holidays are an exciting time of year for families with young ones, especially in Miami, where you can often don bikinis and flip-flops while Northerners wear puffy coats and boots. From multicultural orchestral performances to nighttime strolls around historic estates and sustainable ornament-making workshops…
Cities Roll, Fight and Eat Each Other in the Otherwise Meh Mortal Engines
The film plays as if a three-hour epic has been sliced down to size in the editing, but only the scenes establishing character and context have been cut
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Miami Improv Finds a New Home in Doral
Miami Improv will celebrate its grand opening in CityPlace Doral with performances by Full House dad and raunchy comic Bob Saget.
The 21 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Thursday As if Cirque du Soleil weren’t visually captivating and mind-boggling enough, now there’s a production on ice. Crystal marks the 42nd original Cirque show and is the first to be performed on an ice rink. After a successful stint at the BB&T Center in Sunrise earlier this year, the…
Tom Berenger on the “Tough” Scene in Platoon That Still Haunts Him
It has been 32 years since Oliver Stone’s Platoon hit movie theaters, riding a wave of critical acclaim to four Oscars, including best picture and best director. The movie about the slow destruction of a group of U.S. soldiers in Vietnam remains an unforgettable moviemaking experience for the actors involved,…
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Miami Art Week 2018 Brought Tessa Thompson, Bono, and Other Stars to Town
While you were waiting in traffic and lusting after $30 glasses of champagne at the art fairs, celebrities touched down in Miami to party, perform, and yes, even look at some art. These are the famous faces spotted around town last week. Actor Tessa Thompson hosted Bombay Sapphire’s annual Artisan…
Emma Stone and The Favourite’s Royal Women Scheme Deliciously
It’s the early 18th century, there’s a war on with France, and the persistently ill, somewhat childish Anne struggles both to assert her authority and to preserve her kingdom and her crown
Manny Garavito Gives Miami Comics a Place to Work Out
Comedian Eliot Chang warmed up to the Monday-night crowd at RedBar in Brickell. You might have seen him on Chelsea Lately or his episode of Comedy Central Presents. Chang had headlined a show at the Open Stage Club in Coral Gables the previous Saturday but opted to stick around a few more days to enjoy the Miami weather.
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Art Basel and Miami Art Week 2018 Winners and Losers
That’s a wrap, everyone. Miami Art Week has come and gone. And whether you were a 24-hour party person all last week or stayed home to avoid the crowds and traffic, you’re probably relieved that there’ll be no more fairs, fests, or flaky tourists clogging up the city. So who…
Into the Spider-Verse Is the Best Superhero Movie Since The Dark Knight
It sets a host of alternative Spider-folk running amok in the New York City of Brooklyn teen Miles Morales, the mixed-race Spider-Man (his father is black and his mother Latinx) invented for the comics in 2011 by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli
Meet Beth Rhodes, the Artist Behind Gramps’ Miracle in Miami Postcards
Down a quiet residential street in the Little River neighborhood, framed between trees, is a golden yellow door that opens into the studio space of budding artist Beth Rhodes. A sign that reads “Paint or Be Painted” greets guests as they walk up her front steps. Rhodes, a Mississippi native,…
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Kore-eda’s Big-Hearted Shoplifters Toasts the Family That Steals Together
Based on a collection of true news items about exactly what the film’s title promises, Kore-eda’s story centers around a household that at first might appear to be a somewhat ordinary family that has merely fallen on hard times