Eyes on Miami: John Summit, Latto, Buff Monster, and Others
From Miami Music Week parties to art openings and exclusive dinners, here’s what World Red Eye snapped last week.
From Miami Music Week parties to art openings and exclusive dinners, here’s what World Red Eye snapped last week.
Morphine Love Dion lets the world know when Miami queens fight it out, they “draw blood.”
Eleven modeling agencies and 250 players will compete on the sands of Miami Beach in hopes of winning this year’s Model Volleyball.
“Future Sketches / Code Poems” invites visitors to explore what coding feels like, what it looks like, and how they can get creative with it.
French Caribbean artist Marielle Plaisir explores the connection between Overtown and Coral Gables in a new virtual reality exhibit.
Cabaret has maintained its popularity precisely because it is a reflection of America’s cultural climate.
World Red Eye caught plenty of celebrities and influencers partying around town last week.
Karen Peterson Corash says Miami’s Forward Motion Dance Festival demonstrates that disability and dance have a strong connection in the performing arts.
Dance Now! Miami keeps forging connections with international dance companies to inspire greater cooperation.
This year’s Miami Open is ready to serve it all: Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff, a slew of Miami culinary hot spots, pickleball, and more.
The Youth Fair you grew up loving has gotten a futuristic makeover, and the theming isn’t just on posters and flyers.
A portrait of Palestinian-American scholar Edward Said was included in ICA’s exhibit highlighting the work of artist Charles Gaines – then, one day, it was removed.
The national touring company of Hamilton comes to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts March 13-24.
For The Lehman Trilogy, artistic director Bari Newport is crafting something complex and markedly different for GableStage.
Arca Images will premiere Nilo Cruz’s newest play, Sed en la Calle del Agua, at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.
Cinema Italy returns to Miami at O Cinema South Beach for four days of cinema Italiano with ten film premieres.
World Red Eye’s cameras were at the hottest eyes around Miami – here’s what you missed.
This week’s episode delivered some Miami-on-Miami hate between the two hometown queens.
For decades, the Miami Seaquarium was the city’s marquee attraction. After Lolita’s death and with closure seemingly imminent, it lingers in a derelict state.
Here we go again – the Adrienne Arsht Center’s 2024-25 Broadway season includes productions of Mamma Mia!, Chicago, and Some Like It Hot.
Miami City Ballet’s third program of the season, “Spring Mix,” comes to the Adrienne Arsht Center.
“Breaking Up” is one element of a multipronged Miami Beach campaign to make this year’s spring break a total buzzkill.