Fashion Breakdown: Jacket from Belgium, bracelet is her mother’s, one ring (with gem stone) is from Ghent in Belgium, the other with the pin are from the Antique Market on Lincoln Road, Dior watch, T-shirt from Paris, scarf and tights from Urban Outfitters, boots from Amsterdam, and hair style/cut by…
The Arsht Center was sold out for the Miami City Ballet premiere of Romeo and Juliet. Yet the dancers who play the star-crossed lovers — and who happen to be married in real life — shared a private moment. In the closing scene, Juliet (Jennifer Kronenberg) plunged an imaginary dagger…
The Miami chapter of Greenpeace is organizing a candlelight vigil to show support for Japan and victims of nuclear power across the world at 7 p.m. Monday at the Zen Village in Coconut Grove. The event takes place simultaneously with other Greenpeace events across the country as part of a…
No wonder they nixed the “youth” from the title of the Miami-Dade County Fair. That puppy turns 60 years old this year. It’s too bad really. Much of what we remember about the fair and its good old-fashioned family fun is gone forever. Okay, so it wasn’t all family fun…
You know when you’re little and your mom tells you not to touch the stove? Yet, even though you know it’s hot, you just get the urge to give it a little feel. This is how we look at celebrities who do reality shows. You know things about your past…
We can only see so many decapitated My Little Ponies before we crave a return to the fundamentals of art. So every so often we seek refuge in the purity of black and white photography. “Inverses,” currently on view at a new Wynwood gallery called Lunch Box, is 15 stunning…
William Shakespeare’s historic love story Romeo and Juliet makes its Miami City Ballet debut this weekend as the MCB’s 25th anniversary season comes to a close. Artistic Director Edward Villella wanted to finish with a major work and John Cranko’s 1962 ballet version of the classic surely fits the bill…
Man might be able to erect soaring skyscrapers on postage stamp-sized plots of land but nature remains unimpressed. If the recent Tsunami in Japan taught us something it’s that our efforts to yoke nature to our needs is futile at best. “The Wilderness,” the new exhibit opening Sunday at the…
Miami is full of zombies. We have Juan Navarro and his web comic series, Zombie Years, Zombie Walk Miami, and even zombie workshops. So it’s no surprise to Cultist that two of our residents have teamed up to create a zombie web series for your viewing pleasure.Welcome to Zombiecast.Stephen Escudero…
Fulano, the Miami Cubanaso, has all the know-how you second-generation Cubericans need to visit the motherland without (hopefully) getting disowned by your exiled grandparents or by your Bay of Pigs-veteran old man. Here’s Part One: Crashing for the Night.Bro, so you’re totally Cuban, right? Pero you’ve never been to Cuba, so…
Fashion Breakdown: Blue and brown loafers, shorts from Aeropostale, and black frame Ray-Bans sunglasses…
More than two decades of Miami’s best is available today on our new Best Of… app for iPhone. That’s right. You can check out categories like Best Dance Club, Best New Restaurant, Best Bar, Best Hotel, and many others.The app lets you check out not only current winners — this…
Paul is not the third installment in the so-called Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy featuring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, though there are indeed servings of both. Note the one key missing element: Edgar Wright, who directed and co-wrote with Pegg both the 2004 zom-com Shaun of the Dead and…
Apple still hasn’t released a statement about the anti-gay Exodus International app that was available in its iTunes store or how the app made it through Apple’s selection policy with its offensive content.After removing the app Tuesday night, Apple is standing silent. It seems that the removal of the app…
L.A. street artist Alec Monopoly is bringing his “Can’t Get Out of Jail Free” solo exhibit to the Design District’s Avant Gallery. Unlike the high-profile Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Monopoly’s work centers on a repeat theme: money, or rather, the lack of it. If you’ve spent any time in Los…
As 18 to 35-year olds with liberal arts degrees, low-paying gigs, and strong stomachs for celebrity train wrecks, we caught part of Dancing With the Stars earlier this week and realized the ABC reality competition show is way out of touch with our alt demographic. Surely we’re not the only…
You dirty freaks. Who decided to start a Twitter meme for #PornSitcoms and not alert us immediately of its existence? The concept of this particular meme is to take the names of television sitcoms and cleverly tweak them so they sound like possible porn titles. For instance, we’ll take out…
This season of Basketball Wives should have been called Evelyn Lozada & Some Basketball Wives. And while the future Mrs. Chad Ochocinco did take a lot of air time, one person who definitely stood out was Miss Royce Reed. You might recognize the tiny ex-Orlando Magic dancer from her very…
Looking to let your hair down, ditch the push-up bra, and experience “a life-inspiring, soul-moving, belly-laughing, and rhythmically-healing artistic weekend!” That’s what you’ll get at SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) Day this Saturday at The Stage, according to local founder Deborah Magdalena. The movement behind the event was created by…
Many of Miami’s creatives are transient, showing up on our shores and disappearing as quickly as the tides. The Art on the Street series will document this overlooked and ever-changing element of South Beach culture.Artist Jorge Barrera leans against the railing of the boardwalk, looking ahead at the ocean as…
Jamie Kennedy hates hecklers. And if you watched his 2007 documentary, Hecklers, you’d understand why. However, not a lot of people saw it, according to the 40-year-old comic, because after premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, the doc fell under the radar and went straight to DVD. “There’s always going…
Jane Eyre: Cary Fukunaga’s version stresses the pursuit of independence
