Texas-Size Whoopin’

It’s bad enough the Miami Dolphins are mired in a giant shit sack of mediocrity year after year. But the dudes who decide who plays whom in the NFL have also decided to dookie all over our football team by saddling it with a crap-tacularly difficult schedule. The Fins have…

Delusional Dance Dreams

If you still relish the memory of that middle school dance where your classmates crowned you ruler of the dance floor based on your unusually low limbo or stellar steps in the conga line, you might not want to attend the So You Think You Can Dance live show. Watching…

Totally Wine

Celebrate the grand opening of the Pinecrest Total Wine & More or just celebrate drinking some good wine for free at a tasting of Martin Ray family wines set for Friday, September 16, through Sunday, September 18. Two Chardonnays, two Pinot Noirs, a Sauvignon Blanc, and a Merlot will be…

Writing the World

Have you been around the world? Are you looking for your baby? Are you not sure where he is or why he’s gone away? Are you even aware of this Lisa Stansfield reference? Whatever. It doesn’t matter. We’re talking about travel writing, one of the most cathartic fields of composition…

Tyra-nnosaurus Wrecks

Model and wannabe mogul Tyra Banks worked really hard to be noticed for more than her ample bosom and expansive forehead. With her once popular reality show, America’s Next Top Model, she brought competitive posing and strutting to reality TV. And her Tyra Banks Show added to the questionable good…

The Grunge and the Restless

In 1992, Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder pulled Selene Vigil, lead singer of grunge band 7 Year Bitch, from the water after she drunkenly slipped off a dock. If this small tidbit excites you, you’re the prime demographic for Pearl Jam Twenty, a Cameron Crowe rockumentary about the Seattle band. In…

Life on Mars?

Though you’re supposed to always claim a book is better than its resulting movie version, that might not be the case with the 1976 cult flick The Man Who Fell to Earth. Sure, the source material, a 1963 novel of the same title by Walter Tevis, is a decent read…

12 Tacos in September

Tacos build strong bodies 12 different ways, and at Mercadito Taqueria Midtown, 12 different tacos have built up a nice little nest egg for Share Our Strength as part of the restaurant’s Tacos for Strength benefit. Each month, the eatery gets a different chef to create a special taco for…

Reflect Loss

Ten years ago this Sunday, Americans woke up to the terror of a World Trade Center in flames and a smoking Pentagon. A decade later, the Wolfsonian examines how disaster and tragedy have been interpreted by art and technology. “Reflections on Loss and Commemoration,” an exhibit of material culture that…

One Man’s Detritus

Some artists like to create works from scratch. Others prefer destroying what already exists to imbue the resulting detritus with new life. At Primary Projects, “His Wife & Her Lover” is a new exhibit based on the premise that damaging something redirects its existence. The group show features work by…

South of the Border

Hear the term Latin American art and you might expect bright paintings of tropical landscapes, bull fighters swirling their capes, and maybe even a sultry mulata casting a fetching glance. But then you’d be dead wrong and oblivious to the world-class art talent from the southern half of our hemisphere…

We Love Jeopardy, But That Man v. Machine Stuff Is Whack

Newsflash: Cultist is guilty of watching reality trash television like Jersey Shore and Real Housewives. But what y’all don’t know about us is that we’re also die-hard Jeopardy fans. Not only does is our DVR programed to record new episode of Basketball Wives, it’s also programed to record America’s favorite…

Cultist Guide to Fashion’s Night Out

Annie Vazquez guest blogs on fashion for Cultist. Visit her blog at TheFashionPoet.com.Fashion’s Night Out is baccccck, and this time it’s bigger and better in the 305. The third annual global shopping event takes place tomorrow, uniting legions of shopping addicts and fashion fiends. Of course, FNO in the Big…

Make Your Own PostSecret Postcard: A Dullard’s Guide

At last count, the PostSecret web site had counted 466,771,333 visitors. Chances are, you’re one of them. But the site has only received a measly half million postcard contributions! That means only .11 percent of PostSecret’s trollers have had the burning desire to publicly share the shameful secrets of their…

Fumero’s Two-Story Abuelo in Wynwood (Photos)

We veered east of North Miami Avenue in Wynwood this week to track down street art in the few block towards the railroad tracks. Although it’s not as wallpapered with paint as the blocks to the west, we stumbled upon a trifecta of awesome murals at Northeast First Avenue and…