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Clandestino Pub Craft Beer Bar Turns Into Mezcaleria

Anyone who's been following cocktail culture the past few years knows a thing or two about mezcal, the smoky, flavorful Mexican agave spirit. In South Florida, it's showing up on menus anywhere they serve Mexican food and tequila. But, at a newly renovated craft beer bar located in the heart...
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The Best Miami Spice 2016 Menus

Miami Spice is A Christmas Story in summer. Each year as the heat and humidity grow we allow our minds to wander into the sea of possibilities filled with many of the city’s best restaurant tempting each precious table with affordable, creative meals. But we’ve been through this before, we...
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Le Cordon Bleu to Close All U.S. Schools, Including Miami Campus

Le Cordon Bleu, the school where Julia Child learned how to cook, is closing all its schools.  A notice on the school's website informs students: As announced in December 2015, Le Cordon Bleu will begin a gradual process of discontinuing operations. As a result, January 4, 2016 will be the...
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Famed Meteorologist Bryan Norcross Remembers Hurricane Andrew

In August 1992, the biggest storm to hit Miami in over 60 years roared through the city. It destroyed  homes, claimed a few lives, and left more injured. Many families remember the ferocity of the howling winds and the sounds of the branches cracking. Others still recall huddling in a closet...
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DJ Pierre, the Father of Acid House, on Birthing a Genre

Today's young millennials weaned on a lifetime of electronic music can hardly imagine how futuristic and positively alien acid house first sounded to listeners in the '80s. In contrast to the mostly pop and disco-based dance music of the time, the hypnotic, hard-hitting machine beats and trippy synthetic bass squelches...
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Dancer Farruquito Improvises Flamenco Back to the Future

Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya, known as "Farruquito," was born into one of the grand families of flamenco. His father was the late cantaor Juan Fernández Flores, "El Moreno." His mother, the dancer Rosario Montoya, was referred to as "La Farruca." And his grandfather, the founder of a flamenco school of...
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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

Thursday Good timing or mere coincidence? Either way, with the recent conclusion of the Summer Olympics in Rio, it makes sense to continue to shine the spotlight on Brazil's vibrant culture. Consequently, the celebration continues with ArtBrazil 2016, the fourth-annual monthlong event that will, for the first time, be expanded...
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Turkey Point Nuclear Plant Is Pumping Polluted Water Into Biscayne Bay

As Florida Power and Light finalized plans to expand its nuclear reactors at Turkey Point three years ago, critics were aghast. The nuclear plant already sits at a environmentally fragile spot and upping the power production would seriously threaten the ecosystem, they argued. Turns out they were right. This morning,...
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Sure, Hardcore Henry Bombed, but You Would Love It at Midnight

Hardcore Henry screened as a midnight movie at last September’s Toronto Film Festival, and was so ecstatically received that a distributor bidding war ensued. Six months later, the film has hit theaters nationwide and fallen flat, thanks to intensely negative reviews from critics upset by its unceasing violence. It didn’t...