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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

The best time of the week is finally here — the weekend. The next three days are filled with music, art, and boozy beverages galore. From Coral Gables to Little Havana to South Beach, these are the best places to be until the sun comes up Monday morning. Due to...
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Dear Stoner: How Do I Tell My Family I Smoke Pot?

Dear Stoner: I’ve been smoking pot for a few years, but in the last six months I’ve started smoking more as I drink less (I’m 25). My parents have always been against marijuana, but I want to be honest with them if I continue to partake. How should I break...
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Via Emilia 9’s Renovations Make Authentic Italian Dining Accessible

Two years after opening, Via Emilia 9, a quaint Northern Italian-inspired eatery in South Beach, received a significant makeover. Now, the restaurant features more than quality Italian eats. Find an open kitchen, a myriad of new Italian imports, an eat-in bar, and a pasta making station, transforming age-old dinner into a true Italian...
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The Five Maddening Stages of a Miami Dolphins Season

As evidenced by the Miami Dolphins shocking 30-15 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers this past weekend, there is a reason the phrase "any given Sunday" is so popular. Any NFL team can beat any other team on any week, and that really isn't all that surprising once the initial shock...
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Miami Beach Might Use Bats to Eat Zika Mosquitoes

Miami is at war with the Aedes aegpyti mosquito. Though minuscule, the tiny, zebra-striped bug is wreaking havoc on the area's economy through the Zika virus. Government officials have declared an all-out assault on the blood-suckers, but the county's first line of defense — the much-debated pesticide naled — may not be...
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Photographer Johanne Rahaman Documents Black Florida

Growing up in Trinidad, Johanne Rahaman didn't realize she was poor. "It was idyllic," she says. "I had all these friends whose homes I would just walk into. If we didn't have food, I could go to my neighbor's house, and their parents or grandparents would feed me." As a...
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Miami’s Best Concert of the Week: Heavy Drag at Gramps

This Friday night will be a busy one in Miami, to say the least. There are a minimum of ten shows running all throughout the city at one point or another. However, the absolute can’t miss of the bunch is Heavy Drag at Gramps inside Shirley's Theatre at 9 p.m...
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Werner Herzog Takes a Scattershot Look Into the Inferno

An archeologist, a North Korean dictator, a Norse god, two photographers, the people of Indonesia and a tribal chief who believes Jesus is actually black American WWII soldier John Frum all look into a volcano and see their fates. That’s not the beginning of a joke; it’s the premise of...
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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

Thursday Firing up the caja china, setting the menorah ablaze, or maybe just getting lit with your out-of-town cousins — these are hot holiday traditions that we Americans hold dear. But like adding another glass of Manischewitz to your dreidel spinning, Americans are always open to new traditions, especially ones...
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Donald Trump’s Five Biggest Food Crimes

Its been a big week for Donald Trump. First, the presidential hopeful's Naked Trump statue turned up in Wynwood. Then, Trump decided to show his medical records to television host and supplement huxster, Dr. Mehmet Oz. This afternoon, Trump will reveal more of his health history on The Dr. Oz...
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Haitians Plead With Obama for Last-Minute Reprieve as Deportations Skyrocket

Natasha Joseph’s almond-shaped eyes brim with tears as she cradles her pregnant belly and recounts the horror of her journey to the United States. There were the dust-choked buses, the corrupt cops, and the thieving coyotes. Some stretches of Central America were so perilous that walking in the dead of night was the only option.
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Good Girls Revolt Makes the ’70s Look Less Anti-Woman Than 2016

The Amazon series Good Girls Revolt, centered on a landmark 1970 gender discrimination case at Newsweek, is the kind of period drama that’s more interested in commenting on the present than recreating the past. The storyline, about professional journalists, plays fast and loose with the facts, and creator Dana Calvo...
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The Salty Donut Wins Cooking Channel’s Sugar Showdown

It's been nearly a year since the Salty Donut captured the hearts and bellies of Miami. Now, they're attracting more than just our city's locals and tourists. Last Wednesday, Sept. 14, the craft doughnut shop took home first place on the Cooking Channel's Sugar Showdown. This weekend, their winning doughnut will be...
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Miami Named America’s Most Dangerous City for Women

When the Zika virus hit Miami Beach in August, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Tom Frieden speculated that pregnant women might want to avoid the entirety of Miami-Dade County for a few months. "If you’re concerned about Zika, you may consider postponing all non-essential travel to all...
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Masterminds Leaves You Time to Wonder: Does Director Jared Hess Hate Poor Folks?

When Relativity Media — the production company/distributor behind Masterminds, the newest vehicle for Zach Galifianakis to do his painfully committed schtick — started getting press, co-founder/co-CEO Ryan Kavanaugh boasted of his secret sauce for success. A proprietary risk-evaluation algorithm that crunched variables like cast, release date, relative examples in the...
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Could Hurricane Matthew Hit Florida Again Next Week?

Hurricane Matthew will almost certainly crawl up Florida's eastern coastline as — at least — a Category 3 storm this weekend. The National Hurricane Center confirmed this yet again in its 5 p.m. update today, which keeps Miami-Dade under a tropical storm warning and most of the state north of...