RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 9: An Inevitable Matchup Between Lovers
No producer would miss the chance to pit two lovers against each other.
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How Miami Author Rochelle Weinstein Went From Self-Published to Bestseller
The local eight-time novelist dishes on her unconventional journey to publishing success.
The Ladies of Clutch Comedy Want to Unpack Your Baggage
The improv trio takes purses and bags from willing audience members and crafts a set based entirely on the contents inside.
Biohacker Expo Exhibits Nontraditional Wellness Treatments in Miami
There’s a growing sense the biohacking industry will get a boost from the likes of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Miramar-Based Happy V Wants to Keep Your Vagina Healthy and Happy
Daniella Levy founded the company in 2019, but production ramped up during the pandemic.
Best Picture Nominee I’m Still Here Warns About What We Lose to Autocrats
The first Brazilian film nominated for the top Oscar reverberates beyond Brazil and echoes closer to home.
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The Best Movies You Can Only See in Miami in March 2025
This month’s indie theater programming pays homage to Women’s History Month, David Lynch, and Florida institutions.
HBO’s Florida Man Show Wants Your Craziest Sunshine State Stories
Submit your wildest only-in-Florida stories for season two of the HBO It’s Florida, Man series.
Meet New Times Culture Editor Celia Almeida
Our former arts and music editor (and frequent contributor) returns as culture editor.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: Unpacking the Dreaded “Hope You’re Well” Text from an Ex
Ambiguous and out-of-the-blue messages from exes can leave us hopeful or confused, and can even stunt our healing process.
The Best Places to Spot Celebrities in Miami
You could catch a glimpse of your favorite A-listers at these nightlife hotspots, restaurants, and big-time events.
Eyes on Miami: 42 Dugg, the Chainsmokers, Fernando Belasteguin, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 8: Two Flat Feet Spells Defeat
The only thing Mamaru hates more than a lost wig is a lost heel.
The Arsht’s New Broadway in Miami Season: The Wiz, Book of Mormon, and More
The lineup features selections ranging from jukebox musicals to Best Musical winners and a classic comedy.
30 Years Ago This Month: Flashback to Miami New Times in February 1995
Time travel with us as we mine our archive for the stories that made news three decades ago this month.
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Lab-Grown Diamonds Offer a More Sustainable Jewelry Option in Miami
The trend is growing among younger customers, who see synthetic stones as a cost-effective alternative to natural gems.
O Cinema Announces Expansion to Little River
The development is part of a growing wave of businesses moving into the area in recent years.
The 10 Best Art Museums in Miami
Cutting-edge contemporary art spaces and stunning private collections make Miami’s art world clout undeniable.
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The Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in South Florida
Custom dog menus, plush dog beds, and more – these properties ensure your best bud is well-cared for on the road.
Theo Von Announces Kaseya Center Show This Spring
His This Past Weekend podcast is one of the most popular in the country.
The Best Art Shows to See in Miami, February 2025
This month’s exhibitions include installations and an archival show for Christo and Jeanne-Claude.
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Unrivaled Basketball League Brings WNBA Stars to South Florida
The league provides players with a domestic league option for the offseason.