Miami Life

As if looking for love in the Sunshine State wasn’t tough enough, now you can’t trust Floridians’ dating profiles.

Why does it feel like the non-commitment of romantic partners is on the rise?

Whether it’s your next situationship or committed partner, here’s where to meet them IRL.

Dinko Pickleball Complex is a four-court indoor pickleball complex with a VIP lounge, a café, and much more.

Ahead of Sunday’s Copa América final, here’s a side-by-side look at the two communities and their ties to South Florida.

Jumping into a throuple can seem exciting, but it’s definitely not for everyone.

Fort Lauderdale’s Stonewall National Museum has built a replica of the original Stonewall Inn, where a riot catalyzed a global movement toward LGBTQ rights.

It’s time for a reality check – dating sucks no matter where you are.

Wilton Manors was awash in rainbow regalia for the 2024 Stonewall Pride Parade and Block Party.

Florida women’s high standards in dating offer one explanation for the state’s hopeless dating scene.

Hotel pools in Miami come in many forms, from tranquil oases to jumping party hot spots.

It’s official: If you’re in Florida and looking for love, the future’s not looking too bright.

Tony Awarding-winning performer Alex Newell headlines the Arsht Center’s CommuniTea Dance.

Last Saturday, fans poured into LoanDepot Park on to snag a Flanigan’s-branded Marlins jersey.

Pride events in Miami run the gamut, from family-friendly events where the kids are welcome to pool parties and raves where you can dance the night away.

Seventeen years after going viral on YouTube, Laura Di Lorenzo and Mimi Davila are developing a show based on their characters, the Chonga Girls.

Meet the woman who trains the bottle service girls at nightclubs around Miami and beyond.

From late-night parties to poolside bashes, World Red Eye captured all the memorable moments across the city last week.

Ryami Vice in Miami is an event for people named Ryan by people named Ryan.

The NOAA forecast had a blind spot: Floridians reported seeing Northern Lights in the Sunshine State – including near Miami.

Solar flare activity may make the aurora borealis visible across swaths of the U.S. – but not Miami.