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Smokable Medical Marijuana Is Legal in Florida, Judge Rules

Florida voters legalized medical marijuana in 2016. But that referendum directed the Florida Legislature — a group dominated by fear-mongering, fun-hating conservatives — to write most of the rules and regulations for medical pot. After a gigantic political battle, the Legislature in 2017 finalized a list of ways that patients could legally ingest medicinal pot...
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2017 Miami Election Results: Ocean Drive Liquor Rollback Fails

(Scroll down for full election results in the City of Miami, Miami Beach, Hialeah, and Homestead.) Miami Beach residents want Ocean Drive to remain Ocean Drive, cocaine-addled, neon-painted warts and all. City residents this month were tasked with voting on one of the most drastic changes to Miami Beach life...
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Miami Design District’s Striking New Museum Garage Opens This Month

The Miami Design District is quickly becoming an area known for its cutting-edge fashion, art, design, and culture. Popular luxury brands such as Gucci, Tom Ford, and Louis Vuitton have recently set up shop in the continually growing neighborhood, bustling with foot traffic buzzing in and out of everything from art galleries to upscale jewelry stores to celebrity-chef restaurants. It's a hot place to be and an area that's nearly outgrowing itself in terms of people trying to visit such a newly desirable location.
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Five Unanswered Questions About the New Beckham Stadium Proposal

Soccer star and professional attractive person David Beckham spent a small portion of Thursday's carnival-esqe city commission meeting complaining that anonymous Miamians haven't been smiling at him as often lately. Only one woman publicly flashed him on Thursday! Poor Becks. Many Miami residents are, rightfully, skeptical about Beckham's latest proposal in...
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Weezer and Pixies Rocked Coral Sky With Nostalgia

Last night, West Palm Beach was the launching pad for this summer’s Weezer and Pixies double-headliner tour. Fans were privy to a trifecta of bands that made for the perfect evening of rock 'n' roll, simultaneously presenting the past, present, and future of rock.
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Opa-locka Cop Claims He Had a Heart Attack Because Black Officer Was Promoted Over Him

Is it possible to be so angry about racial politics in the workplace that you give yourself a heart attack? A lawsuit filed this week makes that case: Opa-locka Police Officer Alexander Hernandez, a self-described "white Hispanic" male, claims he was so upset upon hearing that a "black American" officer was being promoted to major over him that the news quite literally gave him a heart attack.
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Wise and Ms. Cheezious Collab on a New Potato Chip

It's always an honor to have something named after you. Usually the distinction falls to local politicians and heroes who have everything from streets to schools named for them. Of course, the food realm also has its honors — mostly in the form of sandwiches. Take, for example, Blue Collar's...
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Rolling Loud’s Forced Move to Hard Rock Shows Blacks Aren’t Welcome Downtown

The fourth edition of Rolling Loud will kick off this Friday, but the scenery won't be as spectacular as past years for fans forking over $300 to watch Future, Rick Ross, 21 Savage, Migos, J. Cole, and a platoon of other rap stars. The breathtaking view of Biscayne Bay that was the backdrop to last year's Rolling Loud is being replaced with the hot asphalt of Hard Rock Stadium's parking lot in Miami Gardens.
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Cocaine Cowboys to Be Adapted Into Stage Play by Miami New Drama

Miami New Drama, based out of the Colony Theatre, and film production company Rakontur have teamed up to bring Billy Corben’s seminal 2006 documentary, Cocaine Cowboys, to a live stage. The idea is the result of a collaboration between two of Miami's most inventive and innovative artists.