Third Horizon Film Festival Puts Caribbean Cinema Center Stage
Performance and theater are central themes of this year’s film lineup.
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Miami Worldcenter Opens With Designer Shops, Public Art, and Pricey Parking
Spanning 27 acres across ten city blocks, it’s set to become the largest retail and entertainment venue in the state.
We Previewed Orlando’s New Epic Universe Theme Park. Is It Worth the Hype?
Should you really endure those crazy long “new theme park” lines?
A Miami Vending Machine Is Selling Those Viral Labubu Dolls
The sought-after dolls are the latest craze in a wave of pop culture collectibles winning the hearts (and wallets) of Gen Z.
Miami’s “This is Why I Live Here” Social Media Trend Goes Off The Rails
Many social media users shared earnest examples of what they love about Miami, but the trend quickly took an ironic turn.
Miami Was Just Named One of the Most Beauty-Obsessed Cities In the Country
Our influencers’ morning routines include dipping faces in Saratoga Spring Water, so maybe it’s not too surprising.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: The Art of the Clean Breakup
Breakups always suck, but Miami sexologist Dr. Mindy DeSeta says there are ways to soften the blow.
Comedian Bassem Youssef Announces New South Florida Show After Cancellation
The comedian will perform on the originally scheduled date at a different venue.
HistoryMiami Exhibition Explores How Swimwear Trends Traced Our City’s History
The artifacts span more than 100 years and 50 swimsuits, reflecting changing attitudes about leisure, health, and gender.
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The Eight Best Movie Theaters in Miami
Massive multiplexes, indie arthouses, and more.
Eyes on Miami: Brooks Nader, French Montana, Rick Ross, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
After Little River Gallery Closure, Emerson Dorsch Fosters Miami Artists in Asheville
Miami artist Jen Clay was the first artist in residence at Brook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch’s North Carolina property.
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Lourdes Lopez on Her Tenure at Miami City Ballet and the Future of the Arts in Miami
The departing artistic director reflects on nurturing dancers and sustaining the arts in a changing city.
Bassem Youssef Reschedules Miami Show, Cites “Difficulties and Cancellation Threats”
The controversial comedian suggested he faced unique difficulties staging the show in Miami.
The 10 Best Things to Do in Wynwood
Art tours, omakase dinners, dance clubs, coffee shops, interactive museums, and more.
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The Best Movies You Can Only See in Miami in May 2025
This month’s highlights include the Third Horizon Film Festival, another David Lynch tribute, and Florida-focused short films.
The 7 Best Indie Bookstores in South Florida
Tired of Netflix? The ancient art of reading is thriving at these local stores.
Eyes on Miami: Timothée Chalamet, Lauryn Hill, Lewis Hamilton, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
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Eight Things You Need to Know About Visiting Sawgrass Mills Mall
Sawgrass Mills, the largest outlet mall in the nation, has some quirks you should know about.
How Maritere Castellanos Esteve Turned Quarantine Chaos Into a Comedy Career
The Puerto Rican-Cuban creator’s viral “Madres en Cuarentena” videos have led to theater gigs and even film roles.
Diego Waisman’s Sunset Colonies Documents Miami’s Endangered Mobile Home Communities
The mobile homes that once proliferated throughout South Florida have endured a decades-long death by a thousand cuts.
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For Its 14th Anniversary, Yo Miami Looks Back at a Disappearing Miami
The event features images of venues, including the Vagabond, the Stage, and even the OG Wood Tavern, captured in the 2010s.