Bernardo Britto’s Omni Loop Loses Track of Time
Omni Loop frames Miami beautifully – too bad it doesn’t meet its full potential.
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Raul Cordero Immortalizes Our Technological Obsession
In “Talking to Computers,” Raul Cordero uses exaggeration to represent the digital age and modern society.
Beauty and Body Horror Collide in The Substance
Demi Moore stars as an aging actress in this wild, intelligent gorefest.
Move Over, Moo Deng! Endangered Malayan Tapir Born at Zoo Miami
It marks the first successful birth of the Malayan tapir at Zoo Miami in nearly two decades.
El Chavo del Ocho-Themed Exhibition Explores Counterfeit Culture, Piracy, and Censorship
Daniel Almeida and Adrian Rivera’s art installation at Locust Projects started with the fact that El Chavo del Ocho stole its theme song.
Fantasia Royale Gaga Returns to Her Palace
One of Miami’s premiere showgirls will give fans and the uninitiated a chance to see her live at Palace Bar this weekend.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: Beware of the Guys Who Just Want a Place to Live
Here’s a cautionary tale from a reader about keeping your home sacred from new flings.
Museum of Ice Cream Miami Delivers on Sweetness and Service
Museum of Ice Cream’s permanent location is a pretty sweet deal for a city plagued by heat and obsessed with hospitality.
Eyes on Miami: Young Miko, Ronaldinho, DJ Diesel, and Others
Who did World Red Eye snap partying around town this week?
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Matteo Lane’s Viral Comedy Success Isn’t a Joke
Queer comedian Matteo Lane dominates social media with his quick wit and clever quips.
Uglies Feels Like a Funeral for YA Movies
The Netflix original film Uglies proves once and for all that dystopian teen stories should stay on the shelf.
Want a Good Scare? These South Florida Haunted Houses Can Help
What’s the big trend at South Florida haunts in 2024? Toxic disasters, apparently.
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Desi Swoope Stitches the Past and Present in “Abuela’s House”
“We sometimes forget to acknowledge all the beautiful things that make us who we are,” artist Desi Swoope says.
Get Ready for the Pop-Up Roller Rink Coming to Wynwood Marketplace
Wynwood Skate promises to be the ultimate hangout spot for anyone looking to glide through the area.
8 Best Video Game Arcades in Miami
From pinball machines to imported Japanese cabinets, press “start” to continue at a look at the best arcades in Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
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Citywide Celebrations Are Happening for Miami Vice‘s 40th Anniversary
Miami Vice first aired on September 16, 1984, which means this year marks the 40th anniversary.
Eyes on Miami: Ice Spice, James Kennedy, Quavo, and Others
World Red Eye captured the you-had-to-be-there moments at Miami’s hottest parties.
Meet the Artist Behind the Tua Tagovailoa Mural in Wynwood
The mural of Tua Tagovailoa is located on the corner of NW Fifth Avenue and NW 24th Street in Wynwood.
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LizN’Bow Brings a Queer, Colorful VR Rollercoaster to Locust Projects
With “Niñalanida Skycoaster,” Liz Ferrer and Bow Ty will transport visitors to “a queer-futurist, post-apocalyptic version of Miami.”
Here’s Your Guide to Miami Art Shows in September 2024
With Miami Art Week on the horizon, Miami’s art galleries and museums return from summer break with a plethora of new shows.
Island City Brings a Queer Gem to the Stage With Die, Mommie, Die!
Die, Mommie, Die! is a reminder that Charles Busch’s brand of camp classic is timeless.
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Tim Burton Tries to Get His Groove Back With Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Tim Burton revisits one of his most original, iconic films for a bigger and better legacy sequel.