See City Commissioners Plan to Evict Burn Notice from Coconut Grove; Burn Notice Eviction Not for Public Debate, Commissioners Say.It looks like Michael Westen has overcome his latest “burn” — for the next year, at least.After months of failed talks between Burn Notice’s producers, who want to keep filming the…
If you’re a film buff, you probably have a favorite director, can smell a cheesy rom-com from the first five seconds of its trailer, and know that anything produced by James Cameron is going to blow your mind with computer-generated imagery. But who’s your favorite special effects make-up artist? Aha!…
Mizucon is a convention devoted to Japanese animation (or anime, as the cool kids call it) and a grab-bag of other geek-out-worthy pursuits. Whether you’re a devoted anime lover or just getting your feet wet in the fandom, there’s something at Mizucon for type of nerd.Not an anime fan? No…
There’s something enchanting and magical about Monster Trucks. Yes, it may seem awkward to use such ethereal words to describe a 10-foot-tall truck that jumps the height of a two story building behind the power of a 1,500 horsepower engine. But then again, we are talking about a machine named…
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“My son is sick right now, covered in zits. It’s not contagious — I mean, it’s contagious, but don’t worry: Grown-ups don’t catch it. It’s called mouth-foot-and-butt disease or something.” Julie Delpy materializes on the patio of Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont on a wave of nervous energy. Hair pinned up away…
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With his leg muscle shredded, his scooter crushed, and medical bills mounting, Gregg Shienbaum stepped up and offered Miami artist Aholsniffsglue a solo show, with all proceeds benefiting the thousands of dollars in debt in hospital bills he’s accrued. Taking place Thursday, August 9, in Wynwood, the show, titled “Hit…
The Expendables 2: Ingenious New Ways to Disassemble the Human Form
This weekend at Wynwood’s monthly Art Walk, you’ll be able to drink, be merry, and be surrounded by great art. The difference this month? You can do it all without worrying about getting hit by a car on NW Second Ave. — and you’ll be doing it for a good…
It takes a skilled comedian to take a serious issue, flip it on its head, and make it funny. Take Malik S.’s joke about wearing any number of everyday objects, including M&M’s and Doritos bags, to keep a woman from getting pregnant and avoid a new STD called child support…
Forget purity. Mixed cultural mashups are the Miami way. Take for example Friday’s SOULé evening. The performance begins with a pinch of flamenco music — in this case flamenco fusion from the band Gypsy Cat — and then adds in some R&B, American folkloric roots music, and contemporary dance. The…
The mainstreaming of tattoo culture in America has paid off for everybody. More recognition for artists means more motivation and support for them to pursue their craft. More interest means better ink and technology for enthusiasts. And more people getting over the old stigma means a new era of tattoo…
