New to Florida? Craig Pittman’s Latest Book Is a Necessary Primer
Welcome to Florida: True Tales from America’s Most Interesting State is less “Disney” and more “nudist resorts.”
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Premier Padel Makes U.S. Debut With Miami Mega-Tournament
The tournament arrives at a golden moment for racquet sports in South Florida.
Eyes on Miami: Pauly D, Typoe, Alejandro Sanz, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 11 Recap: An Unforced Error Dooms a Queen
This week’s lipsync led to one of the most unfortunate fumbles in RuPaul’s Drag Race herstory.
Miami Beach Mayor’s Crusade Against No Other Land Goes Global
Mayor Steven Meiner’s beef over screenings of the Gaza documentary No Other Land is drawing reactions from around the world.
Code/Art Fest Marks Ten Years of Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Tech
The annual tech conference returns as efforts to recruit women in the industry face multiple threats.
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This Is Your Last Chance to See the Installation That Captivated Basel This Year
The piece made a splash not only because of its massive scale but also because of one particularly enthusiastic couple.
“Be There, The Fair!”: Revisit the Miami-Dade County Youth Fair’s Classic ’90s Commercial
Millennials will recognize the surf-rock riffs of the 1996 theme song, which informed all subsequent iterations.
First Look: A Tulum-Inspired Yoga Studio is Coming to Little River
The 2,500-square-foot space will feature hot yoga, breathwork, and sound healing, among other wellness offerings.
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Miami Beach Mayor Wants to Terminate O Cinema’s Lease Over No Other Land
Both O Cinema and Coral Gables Art Cinema have added four new screenings of the Oscar-winning documentary.
See This Local Filmmaker’s Werner Herzog Prize-Winning Movie
Harley Chamandy’s film Allen Sunshine will screen at Coral Gables Art Cinema this month.
The Best Art Shows to See in Miami, March 2025
If you want to avoid Spring Break madness, head for the art galleries.
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Remembering South Florida Artist and Activist Alessandra Mondolfi
Her pieces were ubiquitous at South Florida protests during President Trump’s first term.
Gramps Will Screen Short Documentaries About Weird, Wonderful Florida
The four films pay homage to Churchill’s, Mac’s Club Deuce, the Sunshine State, and the “boogie van” subculture.
Eyes on Miami: Rick Ross, Harmony Korine, Chanda Carroll, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 10 Recap: A Cutthroat Villains Roast
This week’s guest “villains” were much more congenial than many of the competitors.
Here’s What You Can Expect at This Year’s Miami Open
One of the “crown jewels of tennis” embraces padel and welcomes returning champions – and even more fun awaits off the court.
Jen Stark’s Psychedelic Art Lights Up the Sphere in Las Vegas
The Miami-born artist’s work is now on display on the largest LED screen in the world.
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Long-Shuttered Olympia Theater Will Reopen for the Miami Film Festival
Fears have mounted in recent years that the theater could one day go dark for good.
Here’s the Complete Miami Film Festival 2025 Lineup
Nearly 200 films from more than 45 countries will be screened at this year’s festival.
Not Just Cafecito: Spirit Airlines Announces 305 Day Flight Deals
The airline is strapped for cash, but that’s not stopping it from doling out a pretty sweet deal for the local holiday.
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Glow Hard or Go Home With Rave & Pickle at Wynwood Marketplace
The glow-in-the-dark pickleball party kicked off last month and runs Fridays and Saturdays through late March.