General Practice is an abode located a little bit north of 36th Street that doubles as a gallery. Miami-based artist Carlos Rigau runs the space and will exhibit the five-artist show Sections this Thursday. He’s played host to an R. Kelly/Valentine’s Day-themed dance party, eardrum crushing metal shows, and this…
An undeniably charming homage to Hollywood in the late 1920s, The Artist will probably be the most successful silent movie since the days of the Gish sisters. It might also be the first silent film many of its viewers have ever seen. French writer-director Michel Hazanavicius, who has previously struck…
Hannibal Buress has a big year ahead of him. His one-hour stand-up special is scheduled to premiere on Comedy Central this spring. He is also developing his own sitcom for FOX, which will feature Jonah Hill as executive producer. And he’s kicking it all off with a headliner at the…
Fashion Breakdown: Military-colored top from Urban Outfitters, jean shorts and stars mesh tights from Diesel, shoes are Converse, glasses Chanel, bag from LeSportsac…
In many ways, 2011 was a great one for movies. Some really good films came out this year — some that broke the mold and swirled genres together in unprecedented ways. Several icons of the movie world made remarkable contributions that should be mentioned at the year’s close. On the…
Friends, family members, and fellow lovers of quality boob tube-age: We are gathered here today to mourn the fallen. In this so-called golden age of television, some of our best-loved programming has been taken from us too soon. They’re high-quality TV shows, well-written and exquisitely acted. And now they’re gone,…
As 2011 comes to an end, we’re getting all nostalgic about the great moments in Miami culture that took place over the past year. And we know we’re not alone. So we’ve asked some of Miami’s top artists, writers, film producers and other cultural geniuses about their favorite 2011 memories…
It’s hard out there for an artist, especially at this time of year. You have big dreams for your craft in the new year, but nearly no cash to make them come true, thanks to all the gifts you bought for those demanding loved ones of yours. Miami New Times…
What’s stopping you from getting your flick fix these days? An over-exaggerated fear of the bed bug infestation? Cell phone distraction and interactive audiences? These disturbances go from minor to major when you factor in the ridiculously inflated price of movie tickets. So, what are your real options? How do…
During our hunt (and it’s a hunt) for fashion on the streets of Miami, we spotted several styles that made our city hold its own. Men were sharp in 2011, dressing up in fitted pants and blazers, mostly all black with an additional added accessory like a pair of sunglasses,…
Miami native and Florida State University law professor Wendi Adelson isn’t in the law game just for the money. At Sweat Records on Dec. 27, she’ll present This Is Our Story, her novel about human trafficking that draws on her experience and knowledge as a public interest lawyer. She writes…
Gilbert Gottfried is a Jewish-American institution. He’s not just any Jew, but the self-proclaimed “most obnoxious” one in the world, a role Gottfried says he’s “fighting to keep” after more than 30 years in the industry.”Oh dammit, I was trying to keep the fact that I was Jewish secret all…
As 2011 comes to an end, we’re getting all nostalgic about the great moments in Miami culture that took place over the past year. And we know we’re not alone. So we’ve asked some of Miami’s top artists, writers, film producers and other cultural geniuses about their favorite 2011 memories…
Like tattoos? Get your single needle guns, sharpened guitar strings, and professional gear ready for Ink Masters, a new tattoo reality competition series where contestants battle for $100,000.We caught up with judge Chris Nuñez, who was on Miami Ink, about why Ink Masters is better, truer to the game, and…
Fashion Breakdown: Striped top from Christopher Deane, fish pants from Barney’s men’s sample sale, jacket from H&M, purse Chanel Vintage, boots are Fry Boots…
As 2011 comes to an end, we’re getting all nostalgic about the great moments in Miami culture that took place over the past year. And we know we’re not alone. So we’ve asked some of Miami’s top artists, writers, film producers and other cultural geniuses about their favorite 2011 memories…
Fashion Breakdown: Leopard cropped jacket from Goodwill, shirt from France, black slacks from American Apparel, shoes are Vintage Couture, purse from Urban Outfitters, hot pink grenade from Kid Robot, ear loops from Top Shop…
At times, it seems the outside world is totally fascinated with Miami. And why not? It’s a city known for fun, sun, skin, great parties, and great drugs. And it all looks even more sexy and dangerous when projected onto the silver screen.From the black-and-white era to modern-day computerized car…
During the final moments of Lifetime’s Project Accessory, Miami’s fashionistas and design junkies held their breath as judges Kenneth Cole, Molly Sims, and Ariel Foxman decided the fate of two of our own.South Florida was represented by both Nina Cortes and Brian Burkhardt, there to prove their obvious and immense…
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas — and Hanukkah. Quite literally, actually. We’re in the middle of the Festival of Lights and just two days away from Jesus’ alleged birthday. Whether you’re held up at your parents’ house this weekend or stuck at an airport, happy holidays from…
Ah, Christmas Eve. A quaint day spent by the majority of those who live outside of South Florida doing nothing out of the ordinary. But if you’re a Cuban-Miamian, Noche Buena is what’s up on the 24th. Noche Buena, which translates to “good night,” is more than just a massive…
As 2011 comes to an end, we’re getting all nostalgic about the great moments in Miami culture that took place over the past year. And we know we’re not alone. So we’ve asked some of Miami’s top artists, writers, film producers and other cultural geniuses about their favorite 2011 memories…
