The World Architecture Festival Chooses Miami Beach for Inaugural U.S. Edition
The prestigious architecture fair will take over Miami Beach in November.
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Tribeca Audience Award Winner Bad Shabbos Was Written in Miami
The film is screening at theaters across South Florida after impressing audiences on the festival circuit.
New Times Merch Drop: Our Collab With Miami Artist Gabriel Alcala
The merch is available now only to New Times members.
La La Land in Concert: Arsht Center Adds Second Show by Popular Demand
The first show at the 2,400-seat venue is nearly sold out.
Broadway Legend Mandy Patinkin Brings a Lifetime of Stories to the Broward Center
The prolific performer’s versatility will be on full display when he brings his Being Alive concert to Fort Lauderdale.
Mucho Mucho Amor Filmmakers Announce New Anita Bryant Documentary
Save Our Children will trace the direct line between her ’70s anti-gay campaign to Florida’s current-day culture wars.
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Debris Free Oceans Cleanup Doubles as a Mixer for Local Singles
The meetup is open to singles 21 and over, especially “baddies in the streets and neat freaks on the beach.”
South Florida Arts Community Mourns Death of Theater Critic Christine Dolen
The announcement garnered an outpouring of tributes from friends, family, playwrights, and performers.
Eyes on Miami: Jamie Foxx, Michael Phelps, Brooke Shields, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
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How Fernanda Gimenez Became One of Miami’s Biggest TikTok Stars
The 22-year-old Uruguayan content creator moved to Miami just a little over a year ago to grow her social media career.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 5: The Return of RDR Live!
The queens put their unique stamps on “tickled pink” monochromatic looks.
Flights to the Northern Lights: Icelandair Launches Direct Miami Route
The flight schedule lines up with peak aurora season.
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Dwyane Wade Reveals Cancer Scare, Partial Kidney Loss
“I think it was the first time my family – my dad, my kids – they saw me weak,” the basketball star said on his podcast.
Oscar Contender The Seed of the Sacred Fig Puts Politics Over Plot
Sprawling length is the least of the film’s problems.
Meet Opal, TikTok’s Renaissance Festival Fairy
You’ll find her playing with bubbles and handing out fairy stones at the Florida Renaissance Festival.
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The Best Run Clubs in Miami for Both Athletes and Beginners
Which Miami run club is right for you?
Miami Beach’s Russian & Turkish Baths Reopened, But What’s Changed?
New Times visited the revamped space to get a temperature check from the many locals who’ve flocked back to the space.
Typoe’s Latest Work Balances Childlike Wonder With the Macabre
The artist allowed himself more freedom and flexibility in creating “Living Form Dying Ground.”
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The Best Movies to See in Miami in February 2025
Tributes to David Lynch, Oscar contenders, and more.
Vice City Pillow Talk: The Psychology of “The Ick”
While it’s a hot topic in pop culture, there’s not much research on the science behind immediate turnoffs.
Steve Martin and Martin Short Reschedule Show That Was Canceled By Wildfires
The fires have had far-reaching effects on the entertainment world.
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First Look: A Modern, 7,500-Square-Foot Bathhouse Is Coming to Wynwood
Wellness options will include saunas, a steam room, a cold plunge, and thermal and mineral pools.