Northern Lights: Here Are the Best Photos Captured Around Florida
After weeks of back-to-back rainstorms, Floridians were treated to a rare celestial surprise last night.
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Here’s Your Guide to Miami Art Shows in October 2024
NSU Art Museum, Spinello Projects, and Central Fine have some of the best art shows this month.
Nightmare Weekend Looks to Fill Horror Convention Void in Miami
South Florida has been without a major horror convention since Spooky Empire moved to Orlando in 2005.
Eras-Themed Workout Event Will Take Over This Brickell Rooftop
Lit&Lean founder Liz Lindenmeier has been turning workouts into celebrations since the pandemic.
Area Stage Invites You to Step Into Wonderland
Alice and the Mad Tea Party‘s deceptively simple staging gives way to all the imagination and playfulness it requires and deserves.
Photos: South Floridians Empty Grocery Shelves Ahead of Hurricane Milton
As Hurricane Milton neared the coast near Tampa, Miami and Broward residents flocked to stores to lay in emergency supplies.
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Saturday Night Is Not Ready for Primetime
There’s nothing funny about SNL‘s origins in this dull docudrama.
Miami’s Signature Bridge Arch Was Tagged With Graffiti. But How?
How did the graffiti artist or crew behind “004” tag Miami’s Signature Bridge arch? The mystery persists as theories swirl.
Hurricane Milton: Here’s What’s Closed or Postponed Because of the Storm
Here are all the events canceled or postponed in Miami and Fort Lauderdale due to Hurricane Milton.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: Where the Cougars Are
Mid- to late-twentysomething guys can be gateway drugs to getting back into dating and relationships.
Eyes on Miami: Aaron Paul, Karolina Kurkova, Robin Thicke, and Others
Check out the photos World Red Eye snapped last week at the most exclusive events around Miami.
The Worst Sin About Joker: Folie Á Deux Is That It’s Boring
Joker: Folie Á Deux is a dull and lifeless motion picture that, at every turn, seems to barely want to exist.
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Mystery Artist Gives Miami’s Iconic Skyline the Lego Treatment
A Lego version of the Magic City’s skyline is gaining traction, but not without some critiques from Miami’s vocal online community.
What Movies to See in Miami Theaters in October
October is a killer month for cinephiles, with screenings of Joker: Folie Á Deux, Nosferatu, and Saturday Night.
La Sala Brings the Coziness of Your Abuela’s Living Room to Westchester
In Westchester, Martha Valdes’ new venue leans into everything that makes Miami special.
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10 Must-See Movies at Miami Film Festival Gems 2024
With award season right around the corner, Miami Film Festival gives you a chance to sample this year’s contenders.
Little River World’s “Coolest” Places Ranking Sparks Online Debate
Little River’s ranking sparks an online debate about Miami’s evolving cultural landscape.
Miami Has a Pygmy Hippo – And He Has His Own Crypto, Because of Course He Does
Meet Miami’s mother-and-son pygmy hippo duo, Kelsey and Aubergine.
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Here’s Your Guide to the 2024-25 Miami Art Season
From Miami Book Fair to Broadway, the upcoming arts season is packed with can’t-miss events and unforgettable performances.
Fort Lauderdale United Brings Women’s Professional Soccer to South Florida
Fort Lauderdale United FC has just begun its inaugural season as part of the USL Super League.
First Members-Only Indoor Padel Club Arrives in Miami Beach
There’s a growing waitlist for membership at Sunset Padel – here’s the scoop on getting in.
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Eyes on Miami: Peggy Gou, Guerdy Abraira, Sexyy Red, and Others
From the hottest nightclub parties to restaurant openings, here’s what World Red Eye captured this week.