Stonewall National Museum Is More Than Its Namesake’s Legacy
The Stonewall National Museum Archives & Library in Fort Lauderdale contains one of the largest collections of queer books and historical archives in the U.S.
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Eyes on Miami: Myke Towers, Ximena Kavalekas, 50 Cent, and Others
Myke Towers, Ximena Kavalekas, 50 Cent, and more were caught partying in Miami by World Red Eye’s cameras.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Latrice Royale, Unicorn World, Porter Robinson, and more events in Miami this week.
Here’s Your South Florida LGBTQ Event Guide for 2023
The celebration of LGBTQ pride and inclusivity goes far beyond the month of June.
Anabella Bergero Sews Color and Culture Together at Faena Art
For artist Anabella Bergero, bright, happy colors have always been a part of her life and art.
Lovehoney Wants You to Join Its Orgasm Advisory Board
Sexual-wellness brand Lovehoney wants to pay you to masturbate.
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Oolite CEO Dennis Scholl Leaving to Focus on His Own Art
For the past six years, Dennis Scholl has been devoted to Oolite Arts as the president and CEO of the Miami-based nonprofit artist support organization.
786 Film Festival Spotlights New Generation of Miami Filmmakers
The first 786 Film Festival features a collection of unconventional films from creators across South Florida.
Eyes on Miami: Larsa Pippen, Marcus Jordan, Loud Luxury, and Others
Larsa Pippen, Marcus Jordan, and Loud Luxury were snapped by World Red Eye’s cameras last week.
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The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Mummies of the World, Afro Nation, Bachateando, and more events in Miami you aren’t going to want to miss this week.
M Ensemble Rolls On With Compelling, Complex Two Trains Running
Plenty of Miami theater fans haven’t seen Two Trains Running onstage. Now they can and should.
A Landmark Experimental Film Will Screen at Emerson Dorsch
Michael Snow’s La Région Centrale is a 180-minute-long art film that consists entirely of several spinning shots of a barren tundra landscape.
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Konpa and Mountains, Two Haitian-American Films, Will Premiere at Tribeca Festival
Al’Ikens Plancher’s short film Konpa and Monica Sorelle’s feature-length film Mountains were chosen to premiere at Tribeca Festival next month.
Lonnie Holley Turns Wounds Into Light at MOCA
“If You Really Knew” amply shows Lonnie Holley’s capacity for turning wounds into bright, illuminating light.
Brightline Is Now Booking Trips to Orlando
Brightline has announced that tickets to Orlando are on sale as of this morning.
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Inaugural Miami Dances Gets Its Feet off the Ground
Miami Dances has a multipronged mission: to build a community foundation among Miami’s dancers, to encourage conversations, and to celebrate the richness of the area’s multigenre dance scene.
José Bedia Explores Tribal Religions in “Simetria Natural”
José Bedia breathes new life into tribal aesthetics in order to bring us closer to our origin.
Eyes on Miami: Becky G, J Balvin, Lewis Hamilton, Simu Liu, and Others
During Miami Race Week, World Red Eye’s cameras spotted Becky G, J Balvin, Lewis Hamilton, Diddy, Maluma, and others partying around town.
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The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Bazaar for Good, Miami Dances, Haitian Compas Festival, and more events thtis week.
Artistic Director Lourdes Lopez Packs Plenty of Excitement Into Miami City Ballet’s “Entradas”
Miami City Ballet’s last program of the season, “Entradas,” offers a diverse yet complementary set of dances.
PAMM Celebrates Haitian Heritage Month During Its Free Second Saturday
Pérez Art Museum Miami celebrates Haiti’s deep roots in South Florida, along with its language, people, and culture.
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Miami New Drama’s Create Dangerously Brings the Beauty, Sorrows of Haiti to Miami Beach
Create Dangerously incorporates a great deal of Haitian history and stories told in language that sometimes comes straight from the essays by Edwidge Danticat.