Brévo Theatre Shines a Light on Black Brotherhood with The Brothers Size
Brévo Theatre explores the complexities of Black manhood with its production of Tarell Alvin McCraney’s The Brothers Size.
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Art Basel Banana Artist Maurizio Cattelan Triumphs in Copyright Suit
Artist Maurizio Cattelan recently defeated a copyright infringement lawsuit from another artist, claiming they had the idea first.
Jason Seife’s Solo Show at PAMM Is a Long Time Coming
“Coming to Fruition” features seven new works by artist Jason Seife, which took him about two years to complete.
Juneteenth Juke Joint Returns as Annual Event at the Arsht Center
Juneteenth Juke Joint features a mix of pan-African vibes with smooth jazz from DJ Shacia Päyne Marley and renowned saxophonist Melton Mustafa Jr.
Comedian Matt Rife Sells Out His Two South Florida Shows
Who the hell is Matt Rife? If you’re asking yourself that, you might be part of an older generation.
American Black Film Festival Returns to Highlight Black Creators
The American Black Film Festival will land in Miami Beach and Miami with a robust lineup of film screenings, industry panels, and networking opportunities.
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Eyes of Miami: Eva Longoria, J. Cole, Daddy Yankee, and Others
World Red Eye’s cameras snapped Eva Longoria, J. Cole, Daddy Yankee, Kevin Hart, and more around Miami.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Feid, Dragon and Mythical Creatures, Stonewall Pride, and more events in Miami this week.
Hued Songs’ Juneteenth Experience Fosters Black Belonging and Liberation
The Juneteenth Experience at the Miami Beach Bandshell incorporates many artistic mediums like song, dance, spoken word, and animation.
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Brittany Brave Is Working on a Documentary About Miami’s Comedy Scene
If you’ve never experienced Brittany Brave’s live comedy set, now is the time to do so.
GableStage’s Native Gardens Brings a Border Dispute into the Backyard
GableStage’s production of Karen Zacarías’ Native Gardens “will lean into how ridiculous an argument can be.”
Summer Shorts Is Back With Diverse Homegrown Plays From the 305
This year, City Theatre’s Summer Shorts returns with yet another evolutionary twist.
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Better Living Through Ecstasy: Rachel Nuwer Makes the Case for MDMA Therapy
According to Rachel Nuwer’s new book, MDMA is not dangerous when used properly and may change life as we know it for the better.
Miami Heat’s Five Most Fashionable Players
The Miami Heat players have some of the best drips in the game.
Sumo + Sushi Brings the Traditional Japanese Sport Stateside
You don’t have to travel all the way to Japan to see an authentic sumo match.
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Miami’s Literary Community Distributes Banned Books for Free
Books & Books will distribute free copies of titles removed from schools in Miami-Dade County.
Eyes on Miami: Gisele Bündchen, Justin Quiles, Burna Boy, and Others
Gisele Bündchen, Justin Quiles, Burna Boy, and others were snapped by World Red Eye enjoying Miami’s nightlife.
The 16 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Wynwood Pride, Sumo + Sushi, Paraiso Miami Swim Week, and more events in Miami this week.
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Black Women Leaders and Entrepreneurs Converge on Miami for Future Festival
The Future Festival gathers women from the African diaspora and continent for discussion and action around infrastructure, connectivity, and the environment.
South Florida LGBTQ Organizations to Support During Pride Month
The time is now to donate your money, hours, and advocacy to the organizations tirelessly supporting South Florida’s LGBTQ community.
Reginald O’Neal, Cara Despain, and Other Artists Nominated for 2023 Florida Prize
The Orlando Museum of Art honors the best and brightest emerging artists from the Sunshine State with its Florida Prize in Contemporary Art.
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New MIA Terminal Will Let You Skip the Airport Hassle – for a Price
A new private terminal operated by PS is slated to open at Miami International Airport within the historic former Pan American Airways headquarters.