If you were to just see the name before hearing the music, you might expect the Velocity Gospel to be some sort of speed metal gospel choir, which — don't get us wrong — sounds awesome. But if you ask the man behind it all (and he has been asked...
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Today AdCellerant and Voice Media Group, the parent company of Miami New Times, announced the launch of a programmatic advertising network for businesses in the cannabis industry. This is an entirely new service that will allow marijuana entrepreneurs to market themselves more effectively on the Internet through programmatic display advertising...
The Miami dining scene keeps getting better and better. As the palates of our community matures, so does the restaurant industry. Today, farm to table, organic, and clean are no longer buzzwords — they're standards and chefs can no longer ride on the coat tails of a famous name or great...
What's the first thing you think of when someone mentions Miami sports? The 1972 undefeated Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins team? The 1997 Miami Marlins World Series squad? Maybe one of the Miami Heat title runs? Those might be the most famous teams or the freshest in our minds, but...
Founded by former Studio 54 co-owner Ian Schrager, Morgans Hotel group is credited with creating the idea of "boutique hotels." The company's early '90s renovation of the Delano Hotel in South Beach cemented their status as innovators in the industry, but, as a company, Morgans has seen better days. Schrager sold the...
As Marco Rubio's campaign buckled under a Donald Trump tsunami back in February, the Miami senator tried a last ditch maneuver to stem the tide: He started outright mocking a guy famous for brutally making fun of his opponents. Rubio — correctly — called him "orange" and a "con man."...
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At this point the anticipation for Drake's new album Views From the 6 is so intense that the even the slightest announcement or tease from Drizzy is enough to get an entire city vibrating with glee. Drake knows this and is using it to his advantage. Yesterday he tweeted out...
As the gospel choir finished the last chords of "Going Up Yonder," Deborah Frazier approached her brother's powder-blue coffin. It was surrounded by heaping bouquets of baby's breath and blue roses. For a moment, the cavernous sanctuary of the Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church was silent except the sound of her...
Rep. Gwen Graham, a single-term Democratic congresswoman perhaps best known for being the daughter of former Senator and Governor Bob Graham, announced today that she won't seek re-election and is instead strongly considering a run for governor in 2018. "I'm so excited to tell you first that I'm seriously considering...
With a Zika scare in effect, the amount of tourists visiting Wynwood has dropped. Walk down any street and you'll see a dearth of wide-eyed people posing for selfies in front of the neighborhood's colorful murals or sipping craft beers and coffee. There is some good news, however. Wynwood businesses...
Back in 2003, photographer Kenneth Adelman was working on a project that documented the coastline of California, which includes the cliff of Malibu, which happens to include the home of Barbara Streisand. Adelman posted his photos online, and, well, not many people actually bothered to pay attention to the project...
Miami immigration lawyer Julie Christine Ferguson passed away in Washington DC April 21. She was 49. Ferguson was much admired among her legal colleagues for her free spirit, kindness and work ethic. She often took on tough, financially unrewarding cases, as well as being actively involved in humanitarian causes. Tall,...
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This past April 23, Mark Walton, a 19-year-old University of Miami running back, was arrested for drunk driving after he failed road sobriety and Breathalyzer tests. Miami Police may have targeted Walton, local media outlets report. The former Booker T. Washington High star is suspended indefinitely from playing for the...
Greg Moody wants you to eat better barbecue. Hence why this former college football player, standing over six feet tall wearing all black and a pencil thin salt-and-pepper mustache spends more than two days preparing his brisket. He learned the technique some years ago, when his long-haul trailer broke down...
The first time we heard of architect Bernard Zyscovich's plan to turn parts of the Rickenbacker causeway into a pedestrian and cyclist friendly linear park it was a revolutionary but still modest idea. His original plan called for lessening the number of car lanes on the bridge, and replacing them...
Anyone who has even had a cup of coffee in Miami can probably tell that we do things a little different down here. We don't eat what most people eat. We don't eat when most people eat. Everything in general, we consume differently, with different people. It's all constantly changing,...
In April, Alan Richman, a 16-time winner of the James Beard Award for food writing, dubbed Montreal “the new food capital of North America” in an article for Town and Country. To some, this might’ve come as a surprise, but my first thought was, gee, that took long enough. See,...
According to IMDb, Jaume Collet-Serra’s over-before-you-know-it The Shallows runs for one hour and 27 minutes — a number that produces a reaction something like when an NBA roster lists a short-looking player at five-foot-nine and you marvel, Really? Nate Robinson is that tall? The shark thriller has only three or...
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The world laughed when Jimmy McMillan ran for New York City mayor with the slogan, "The rent is too damn high!" Yet, how many of us now repeat that line verbatim whenever we cut our landlord a check or browse apartment listings in Miami? They are, indeed, categorically, undebatably too damn...
In West African dance, the rhythm of the drums and the movement of the dancer work together in unison, almost as one colorful, throbbing body. Other styles, from ballet to modern, disconnect the two; dancers move to recorded music or to the sounds of live musicians playing the same notes...
Every year, the massive Yachts Miami Beach event showcases hundreds of yachts along a ten-block stretch west of Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach each winter. All those boats require temporary docks to tie up to, though, and for years the company who runs the show has installed floating styrofoam structures in...