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Disciples on Moving Past the Biggest Hit of Their Career

What do you do once you've already seized the hearts and ears of millions around the globe? For those lucky few who have ascended to pop stardom, this is a predicament that has — and likely always will — pose a steep challenge for the newly minted Biebers and Swedish...
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Darkly Hilarious Hand to God Tackles the Meaning of Good Versus Evil

Hand to God, which opened this weekend at GableStage at the Biltmore, is an irreverent black comedy whose greatest strength lies in one of the best casts ever assembled by the local theater company. The play, written by Robert Askins, takes place mostly in the basement of a fundamentalist Texas...
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Vietnamese Restaurant Phuc Yea Returns With More Than Fish Sauce

For three short months in 2011, Aniece Meinhold and Cesar Zapata spent nights running the wildly popular Vietnamese pop-up Phuc Yea inside downtown Miami's Crown Bistro. Then, like a midsummer squall, the place vanished. At the time, contemporary Miami cuisine was just taking shape. Michael Schwartz's James Beard Award was...
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Superheroes Killed the Movie Star: A Lament

Looking back at this dismal summer of superhero adaptations, I am reminded of something Chris Rock said during the 77th Academy Awards: “There are only four real stars, and the rest are just popular people.” This was February 2005, mind you — a few months before Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins...
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Wait — Why Do We Like Leon Bridges Again?

By the time you first heard of Leon Bridges, it felt like you were the last person on Earth to have done so. The 27-year-old from Fort Worth, Texas, started his career in a slingshot. After gaining some buzz on the local music scene, one of Bridges’ songs, the megahit...
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The Grdn Now Open to the Public Inside the Beds n’ Drinks Hostel

The crew behind Emulsifi Hospitality Management have a knack for turning unusual spots into places they'd like to hang out at—and hope you do too. After the incredible success of their string-lit bunker-like taqueria serving some of the best Mexican street food in the city, the guys behind Taquiza have...
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Best Vegetarian Burger

Plant TheoryEating cow’s flesh might be an American tradition, but when you consider the added hormones, fats, ammonia, and antibiotics common in a standard meat patty (not to mention it’s literally a corpse) — the McDonald’s-esque burger of yore doesn’t sound so appetizing. Enter Plant Theory’s sun burger ($14). This raw (yes, raw) alternative is everything […]
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Wynwood Yard Reopens After Zika-Related Closure UPDATED

Amidst all the Zika madness there is some good news. Arial spraying and quick action by Wynwood businesses is working. The Florida Health Department has cleared a portion of northwest Wynwood of the virus. Additionally, The Wynwood Yard announced it would reopen as of today, August 10. The outdoor food...
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Miami Sports Clinic Owner Says MLB Hacked Him in Quest to Get Biogenesis Clients

In the heat of their quest to nail baseball stars buying banned drugs from Coral Gables steroid den Biogenesis, Major League Baseball's investigators admittedly went overboard. Some witnesses were offered stacks of cash to cooperate. Others were threatened with lawsuits. MLB's lead investigator even slept with one potential witness.  And...
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The Ten Best Hotels in Miami

Miami is blessed with a vast number of eminently hangout-able hotels. From the swanky jet-setter crash pads to the art deco icons that define South Beach to the sexy hideaways to the new crop of hipster hostels, the city is never short on swagged-out rooms and an anonymous bed to...
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Oliver Stone’s Snowden Is a Somber, Conventional Study of Bringing Secrets to Light

Set aside your visions of histrionic, paranoid fireworks. Oliver Stone’s whistleblower biopic Snowden finds the director in an unusually somber and controlled mood, perhaps because of the introverted, awkward nature of Edward Snowden himself. The former CIA employee and National Security Agency contractor, who in 2013 exposed the U.S. government’s...