Miami Museums Drop Kehinde Wiley in the Wake of Sexual Assault Allegations
PAMM was scheduled to open “Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence” next month but has since canceled the show.
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New Social Wellness Club Brings Locals Together Over Cold Plunges and Coffee
Since debuting in April, Coffee & Chill Miami has been creating a buzz among the local wellness community.
Vice City Pillow Talk: Is Miami Really the Worst Place for Singles?
It’s time for a reality check – dating sucks no matter where you are.
Where to Celebrate Copa América 2024 in Miami
There are plenty of events in Miami where soccer fans can cheer on their favorite teams during Copa América.
Photos: The People of Stonewall Pride Parade 2024 in Wilton Manors
Wilton Manors was awash in rainbow regalia for the 2024 Stonewall Pride Parade and Block Party.
Florida Women Among the Pickiest Singles, Study Says
Florida women’s high standards in dating offer one explanation for the state’s hopeless dating scene.
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Eyes on Miami: Tokischa, Neil Frances, 50 Cent, and Others
World Red Eye is back this week with photos from the hottest parties and events around town.
Review: Body Politics in Firebrand, A Royal Political Thriller
Firebrand is a period drama with a feminist edge.
Maradona Fan Fest Will Feature AI Hologram of Legendary Player
Long before Lionel Messi stepped on the scene, Diego Maradona was his country’s favorite footballing son.
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South Florida Symphony Joins Siudy Flamenco to Cast Spell of Spanish Gypsy Story
“Amor Brujo,” a piece embraces a classic of haunted passions among Spanish gypsies, lands at the Arsht Center.
Miami New Times Shares Spring Drive Results, Names Jennifer Robinson Director of Membership
Our members support local, independent journalism in Miami (and get cool perks), and we have a new leader at the helm.
Here’s Your Guide to Miami Art Shows in June 2024
The art scene is heating up for the summer with shows at PAMM, Locust Projects, David Castillo, and Andrew Reed.
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10 Best Hotel Pools in Miami
Hotel pools in Miami come in many forms, from tranquil oases to jumping party hot spots.
Here’s Your Guide to Juneteenth Events in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., and there are plenty of events marking the occasion in South Florida.
T.D. Allman, Journalist and Miami Historian, Has Died at 79
T.D. Allman is best remembered locally for Miami: City of the Future, a 1987 tour de force of literary journalism.
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Eyes on Miami: Will Smith, Bad Gyal, Izzy Metz, and Others
With Miami Swim Week taking over, World Red Eye captured all the exclusive events and parties around town last week.
Right to Read Celebration Champions Fight Against Book Banning
The Right to Read Celebration will feature panel discussions and book readings by authors whose work has been targeted.
Florida Is the Worst State for Dating, Study Says – Local Singles Aren’t Shocked
It’s official: If you’re in Florida and looking for love, the future’s not looking too bright.
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Alex Newell Will Spill the Tea at Arsht Center for Pride Month
Tony Awarding-winning performer Alex Newell headlines the Arsht Center’s CommuniTea Dance.
“A Slap in the Face”: Artist Group Calls for Boycott of Oolite Arts
The group of Miami artists has pledged to maintain its boycott until Oolite Arts agrees to an open dialogue.
Local Playwrights Flip the Script for City Theatre’s “Summer Shorts”
This year’s “Summer Shorts” features four original plays by local playwrights.
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Review: Bad Boys: Ride or Die Isn’t Bad, but Could Be Better
The filmmakers want to shape Bad Boys into a Fast & Furious-style experience with spectacular stunts and deeper character interactions.