First Look: MSC Cruises Opens Yacht Club at Hard Rock Stadium for F1
The Marina has certainly come a long way since its much-ballyhooed debut at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix in 2022.
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Miami Resumes Flights to Caracas, Venezuela, After Seven-Year Ban
The new daily service reconnects Venezuela to its largest concentration of expats in the U.S.
The Best Art Exhibitions to See in Miami in May
A World Cup-themed video installation, an exhibition on freaky new-age cults, terrifying Japanese woodblock prints, and more.
No, Michael Star Did Not Visit Jackson’s Pet Chimp Bubbles, Apparently
Florida’s Center for Great Apes, home to the chimpanzee, says Jafaar Jackson is welcome to visit his famous uncle’s former companion anytime.
Life in the Fast Lane: Alec Monopoly Merges Music and Motorsports for F1
The visual artist continues to follow his bliss into new disciplines and mediums.
Everything You Need to Know About the F1 Miami Grand Prix 2026
Are you revved up for the Miami Grand Prix? Here are some things to keep in mind before you head to the Miami International Autodrome.
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O Cinema Marks 15 Years of Innovation — and Looks Ahead to Its Next Era
The indie nonprofit theater has withstood not only the test of time but also pandemics, political pressure, and dwindling attention spans.
The Best Movies to Watch at OutShine LGBTQ+ Film Festival
This year’s highlights include a documentary about Giorgio Armani and not one, but two, films featuring Charli XCX.
FIFA Is Dropping “Last-Minute” World Cup Tickets… Again
The announcement has been met with significant skepticism and questions about whether FIFA is struggling to sell out matches.
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Fort Lauderdale Has a Literary Festival You Should Know About, Too
It’s courting heavyweights including Aja Monet, Richard Blanco, and Fabienne Josaphat this month.
Special Movie Screenings Happening in Miami This April
April is one of the best months to be a cinephile in South Florida.
The 10 Best Places to Get Stoned in Miami
Happy 4/20!
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Let’s Mingle: New Times, Peroni Team Up for Race Week Event
Become a member by giving any amount to support our newsroom and get an invite to this exclusive event.
The National Water Dance Is Ending Its Miami Run in the Most Miami Way Possible
The grassroots “movement choir” has performed annually at local outdoor sites for 12 years.
Trailblazing Indie Film Director Harmony Korine Debuts Fine Art Survey at ICA
The exhibition features more than 50 works spanning nearly three decades of his practice.
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Where to Stay in Miami for the World Cup
Properties are creating mini fan zones and rolling out curated perk packages.
New Times Merch Drop: Our Collab With Brian Butler Upper Hand Art
Members who contribute to our spring fundraising campaign can get swag including t-shirts and tote bags.
10 Years Later, Paxton Ingram Returns to The Voice
The Miami artist, who now goes by Pxtn, has worked with some of the biggest names in music in the decade since his stint on the show.
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Why Is This Central Florida Festival Attracting So Many Miami Artists?
Gainesville’s three-day Big: Arts & Culture Festival centers community over capital.
The Best Art Exhibitions to See in Miami in April
Some of the biggest shows of the spring season open this month.
10 Local Movies to See at the Miami Film Festival
Shorts, documentaries, horror, good old-fashioned romance, and much more.
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Here’s What It Was Like Inside Nu Stadium on Opening Day
Despite airport traffic, construction chaos, and a less-than-decisive final score, the mood at Miami Freedom Park was jubilant.