The Ultimate Hat Trick

Pancakes. Booze. Art. Think of it as your own personal holy trinity this Saturday, when you show up at Fusse Studios (327 NE 59th Ter., Miami) to enjoy all three under the same roof. The Pancakes and Booze underground art show has roots in L.A. and has toured to locales…

Cycle Quest

Ride a bike around South Beach, engage in ridiculous antics, and possibly win a sweet prize? Sounds like the fantasy of every Miami bike enthusiast, and it’s coming true during the second annual Bike Hunt, a wacky scavenger hunt on wheels. Beached Miami and Emerge Miami have partnered to plan…

Master Pieces

Peruvian artist Cecilia Paredes is a chameleon-like master of blending into her surroundings. The photographer explores issues of migration or relocation in her eye-popping oeuvre, creating what she calls “photo performances” in which she employs makeup and body paint to transform herself into part of the flora, fauna, or celestial…

Slow Burn

Winner of the Best First Feature at Cannes last year and a highlight of New Directors/New Films this past spring, Pablo Giorgelli’s minimalist, gentle road movie Las Acacias traverses 900 miles, from Asunción, Paraguay — where terse, middle-aged truck driver Rubén (Germán de Silva) picks up Jacinta (Hebe Duarte) and…

Canine Culture

Art Basel’s 2012 edition is on course to turn Miami into a living museum of publicly accessible art. In what may be the wildest installation of the year, Lords South Beach hotel will be turning into a massive, macabre pet. The LGBT landmark will be transformed from top to bottom…

Temporary Contemporary: The Bass Museum Redefines Street Art

An evening many assumed would be a run of the mill art showcase turned out to be anything but, as the curators of the Bass Museum of Art had attendees marching around the building grounds, into the streets, and finally depositing the group at a gas pump.The museum’s Temporary Contemporary exhibit,…

Skrawberry’s Guide to Being an Independent Woman

You know Miami stripper Skrawberry for her rap skills, her political commentary, and of course, her sexy moves on the pole. Now, you’ll also know her for her sound advice. In this weekly column, Skraw responds to readers’ questions about life, love, and beyond. Got a question for Skraw? Hit…

2Square Take Wynwood, Bomb Walls, and Live Like Gypsies

On a corner in Wynwood, a man and leopard hang out and get high next to women and roses in meditative poses.It’s one of several Miami-based artworks by 2Square, a nomadic free-expression camp that hit town last year for Basel and decided to stick around. In their wake, dozens of…

Daniel Craig Talks Bond’s Homosexual Past, Charms Our Pants Off

When Daniel Craig confidently strides into the hotel room at the Mandarin Oriental Miami to meet with us, he is wearing a perfectly tailored suit with a pocket square, not unlike how James Bond dresses in Skyfall, the latest installment opening Friday. He adjusts his watchband in a way that…

Girls vs. Boys: An Awkward and Alarming After-School Special Gone Wrong

Kids these days have problems. No, seriously: There’s teen pregnancy and substance abuse and mental issues and sexual pressure, in addition to all the “finding yourself” you’re supposed to be doing in high school. These are problems that deserve a serious, thoughtful, mature approach, both in real life and when…

The Five Most Gag-Worthy Items on Oprah’s Favorite Things List

To honor the holidays, to gloat about how superior she is to everyone else, or in a display of early onset dimentia, Oprah has once again compiled a list of her favorite things — things normal people like her simply cannot love without.According to Oprah, she “picked and planned, tasted…