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RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 4: The Aftermath of an Emotional Elimination
Several queens are emerging as clear frontrunners this week.
Bas Fisher Invitational Celebrates 20 Years of Launching Art Star Careers
BFI played a critical role in demonstrating Miami’s potential as a global arts destination.
The World’s First Pickleball Stadium Is Now Open in Fort Lauderdale
The Fort is a sprawling pickleball complex with more recreational options to follow.
Apple Miami WorldCenter to Open With Innovative Design Features
Accessible design, complimentary workshops, and convenient pickup options await at the new downtown store.
Screendance Miami Introduces Exciting New Element in Its 11th Year
“I’m excited about how the festival has grown,” says festival director Pioneer Winter.
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R House Will Host Weekly Drag Race Watch Parties, Meet and Greets
The weekly Wynwood parties are particularly fitting, as South Florida is well-represented on the show this season.
Yes, You Can Hike in Miami. This Hiking Club Proves It.
Bring a pair of sneakers, water, and light snacks, but be prepared to get your shoes dirty.
Miami’s Lee Pivnik Wins $50,000 to Build an Aquaponics Farm in His Apartment
Lee Pivnik’s ecologically minded works have won him local acclaim and, now, a prestigious grant.
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We’re Number 1! Miami Leads U.S. in Sales of Monster Dildos
A rep for lifestyle brand Lovehoney says the fantasy-themed toys “can be a little more approachable.”
A True South Florida Story Inspired John Dufresne’s New Novel, My Darling Boy
“The most literary place I’ve ever lived is right here, ” the author and FIU professor tells New Times.
Eyes on Miami: Yung Miami, Mario Carbone, Flo Rida, and Others
World Red Eye captured the hottest events and parties around town.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Episode 3: A Fateful Week for One South Florida Queen
This week’s episode featured ill-advised product placement and a disappointing elimination.
Miami Creators We’ll Miss If the TikTok Ban Goes Through
Some creators are directing followers to their Instagram accounts, while many users are testing the waters over at RedNote.
Nickel Boys Director RaMell Ross Brings Florida’s Racism to Light
Based on Tallahassee’s notorious Dozier School reformatory, the film was shot entirely from the survivors’ points of view.
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There Will Never Be Another David Lynch
The director and artist leaves behind a monumental legacy.
After Viral Statue Fail, Dwyane Wade Gets Two New Murals in Wynwood
Miami is getting a chance at redemption.
30 Years Ago This Month: Flashback to Miami New Times in January 1995
Time travel with us as we mine our archive for the stories that made news three decades ago this month.
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In The Brutalist, Hatred Is the American Way
This sweeping tale of an architect’s struggle to find the American Dream is one of the year’s best films.
New Street Art Icons Book Marks 15 Years of Wynwood Walls
The 284-page book tells the story of one of Miami’s best-known and most frequented neighborhoods.
Choose Your Own Adventure in Miami With Exile Books’ Meremaid Hunt Zine
The 13 local spots featured in artist Justin Long’s new zine are frequently overlooked.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: The Case for Casual Sex in 2025
Casual hookups don’t get enough credit for the beautiful service they provide our lonely loins.