Celebrate Juneteenth by Any Means Necessary With a Film Screening in Overtown
While it’s unclear how DEI rollbacks will affect national Juneteenth celebrations, local events are still going forward.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Swinging in Miami
The lifestyle, as devoted swingers call it, is alive and thriving in Miami.
The Best Movies You Can Only See in Miami in June 2025
Queer cinema classics, undiscovered films we should all know, and more.
Miami Is One of the Most “Sex-Curious” Cities in the U.S.
An analysis of Google search data suggests Miami shows high interest in sexual health, desire, and the causes of low libido.
Eyes on Miami: Real Housewives of Miami Cast, Alex Mara, Alan Ket, and Others
World Red Eye spotted celebrities at the Palm Tree Club Miami, RosaNegra Miami, and the Museum of Graffiti.
Photos: The Best Signs at Miami’s ‘No Kings’ Protest
Miami protesters expressed dissent on issues ranging from ICE’s immigration raids to DOGE cuts to Trump’s military parade.
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Photos: OtakuFest 2025 Offered a Glimpse Into Miami’s Growing Cosplay Scene
While the programming is a bit formulaic, Otakufest is worth attending if you prefer a convivial atmosphere over a large-scale convention.
Outspoken Miss Universe Cuba Contestant Says Crown Will Not Be “A Golden Shackle”
She’s built an audience through brash humor, social commentary, and unfiltered takes on everything from dating to feminism.
Love Jones‘ Larenz Tate Has a Long History With the American Black Film Festival
That partnership is especially meaningful this year as ABFF celebrates the cultural legacy of 1997’s Love Jones.
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The Eight Best Movie Theaters in Fort Lauderdale and Nearby
Broward County’s theater scene is incredibly eclectic.
Villain Theater’s Doll Linkup Drag Series Centers Miami’s Trans Performers
Linerbaddie and Ariesela launched the series as an alternative to Miami’s cis gay male-dominated queer nightlife scene.
Eyes on Miami: Jaden Smith, Karlie Kloss, Ty Dolla Sign, and Others
World Red Eye spotted celebrities at E11even, LIV, and Miami Swim Week events.
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The American Black Film Festival Spotlighted Ryan Coogler and Issa Rae Before the Fame
This year’s lineup includes a tribute to Love Jones with Nia Long and Larenz Tate, and a showcase of films from South Africa.
Florida Supercon Unveils 2025 Programming Lineup
The lineup includes panels with celebrities and voice actors from Star Wars, Doctor Who, Lost, and more.
The House of Burlesquine Returns With a Drag Devil and the Music of Led Zeppelin
Sofia Luna’s cabaret draws on the history of the occult, rock conspiracy theories, and the enduring mystique of Led Zeppelin.
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Why Did Miami’s Yulissa Escobar Leave Love Island USA?
Bye-bye, Yulissa. We hardly knew ye.
Tattoos by Lou: The Life and Legacy of Miami’s Oldest Tattoo Shop
Owner Michelle Cameron recounts local tattoo history for the family-run Miami institution, Tattoos by Lou.
Three Years In, Rooftop Cinema Club South Beach Is Still DIY – With Some Upgrades
The outdoor theater concept was partly inspired by founder Gerry Cottle’s circus upbringing.
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Third Horizon 2025 Brought Caribbean Film and Fun to Miami
The festival is still an unapologetic space for Caribbean culture.
All Aboard: The Bad Habits Bus Connects Queer Nightlife in Miami and Wilton Manors
The party shuttle is a rolling, rhinestone rebellion against boring commutes and segregated nightlife.
Dorsey Park Black History Mural Vandalized with Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti
The mural honors the legacy of baseball’s groundbreaking Negro Leagues.
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Michael Cera Isn’t Surprised Fans Think He’s a Perfect Fit for Wes Anderson
Cera is one of the best parts of the auteur’s new film, The Phoenician Scheme.