Storytellers Bring Hope and Resilience to Little Haiti Book Festival
At the Little Haiti Book Festival, attendees can participate in traditional Haitian dance workshops, yoga sessions, and more.
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Your Guide to Movies Releasing in Miami Theaters in May 2024
From the trashy camp of Wild Things to the much-awaited Mad Max prequel, Furiosa, May is a busy month for film buffs.
Eyes on Miami: Bob Sinclar, Sexyy Red, Amar’e Stoudemire, and Others
From art openings to late-night parties, here are all the photos World Red eye snapped last week.
Miami Grand Prix 2024: Here Are the Formula 1 Drivers to Watch During the Race
Between high speeds and even higher egos, it can be hard to figure out who to support at the Miami Grand Prix.
Zoetic Stage and Elena Maria García Feed Audiences Cuban Chicken Soup
If Elena Maria García’s ¡Fuácata! was Cuban coffee on speed, Cuban Chicken Soup serves up generous portions of comfort food.
Free Comic Book Day Sets Out to Create New Fans
Free Comic Book Day falls on Saturday, May 4, with 48 titles published specifically for the occasion.
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Michelin Guide Awards Coveted “Keys” to Miami and Miami Beach Hotels
The French tire company announced its Michelin Keys for hotels in the United States, marking the first time it has done so.
The Underline’s Phase Two Along U.S. 1 Is Now Open
With the opening of the second phase, the Underline now stretches nearly three miles long.
Mike Miller Has Photographed All Your Favorite Rappers
Over the decades, Mike Miller’s lens has gotten up close and personal with hip-hop icons like Eazy-E, 2Pac, and Dr. Dre.
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With the MADD 5K, Heather Geronemus Turns Tragedy Into Activism
Following the death of her father to a drunk driver in 2009, Heather Geronemus helped establish the annual Walk Like MADD and MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K.
Comedy Duo Hoes With Feelings Bring Laughs and Life Advice to Arlo Wynwood
Karolena Theresa and Melissa Rich turn therapy into a kiki at their live show, Cheap Therapy.
10 Questions With Fallen Fruit Filmmaker Chris Molina
Chris Molina’s Fallen Fruit is a coming-of-age meets quarter-life crisis story about Alex, who returns to his childhood home after a bad breakup.
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Reserve Padel Pops Up in the Design District
As pickleball explodes in South Florida and beyond, the Mexican racket sport padel is right there with it.
Eyes on Miami: Madonna, Diplo, Tyler Herro, and Others
From art exhibitions to exclusive events, World Red Eye’s cameras caught celebrities, influences, athletes, and more partying around Miami.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Finale: Clear From the Start
The finale of season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race gave the series its first international winner.
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In “Spirit in the Land” at PAMM, Art Is the Key to Climate Crisis
PAMM’s latest exhibition, “Spirit in the Land,” examines humanity’s relationship with our planet through cultural practices.
A Feat and Feast, Miami City Ballet Revives Its Swan Lake
Miami City Ballet dancers have put in long studio hours for months to bring Swan Lake to the stage.
Miami Accent Named One of the Sexiest in the U.S.
Supposebly Miamians have one of the sexiest accents in the U.S. Pero like, bro. Now we’re heated.
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Drink in M Ensemble’s Riveting Bourbon at the Border
Bourbon at the Border, a play recalling the Freedom Summer struggle for voting rights, is unfortunately timely in this day and age.
The Messi Experience Takes You Through the Soccer Superstar’s Life
The Messi Experience is an immersive nine-room, 75-minute journey through Lionel Messi’s life.
Got $30M to Spare? A Historic Miami Vice House in Coconut Grove Is for Sale
The home at 3467 N. Moorings Way dates to 1925 and was designed by famed architect Walter DeGarmo – and appeared in two separate episodes of Miami Vice.
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National Water Dance Brings Movement Choir to Crandon Park
Ahead of Earth Day, National Water Dance invites audiences to connect with dancers in a natural setting.