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Developer Moishe Mana Moves Forward on Massive Complex in Wynwood

When the late developer Tony Goldman first set his sites on Wynwood he imagined turning the sleepy industrial district into an arts-friendly neighborhood with existing low-rise warehouses being converted into everything from restaurants to art galleries to office space with the assist of colorful street art on their exteriors. Take...
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The Ten Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

Thursday, February 4 When the earthquake ravaged Haiti six years ago, the dance troupe Ayikodans barely survived. The company lost its dance studio in Port-au-Prince, and its members suffered personal losses. However, the group found an unlikely supporter in the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, which has commissioned...
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Miami’s 25 Most-Followed Instagrams

Last year, we answered a pressing social media question in South Florida: Namely, who was behind the 50 most followed Miami Twitter accounts. The result was a surprising list full of celebrities, athletes, politicians, media outlets, a few social media superstars, and even a good showing of people over 40. When...
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Fall in Love With Mediterranean Cuisine at Marion

At a certain point, dining out becomes more than just a meal. With the right combination of atmosphere, fare and service, a restaurant experience can turn into an adventure. That’s what guests should expect at Marion, the Mediterranean-inspired Brickell restaurant that opened at 1111 SW First Avenue last month. With...
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First Jane, Now Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: The CW Gets What Young Women Want

We've gotten used to the idea that the highest-quality, most innovative television lives on premium cable channels like HBO and Showtime. But two of the most delightful and inventive series to premiere in the past year have come from an unexpected place: the CW. Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend...
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Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Fuels Citizenship Push in Miami

As it turns out, Donald Trump may be the perfect presidential candidate for Latinos after all. No, no — not to actually be president. But to inspire millions to go out and vote. As Trump spews xenophobic anti-immigration rhetoric and vows to build an impenetrable wall along the Mexican border,...
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Charles Hashim’s Photos Tell Miami’s Story

Opa-locka, circa 1979. There's a rowdy crowd of mostly black young men standing in anticipation of an illegal drag race. They're like live wires — lines of dudes on motorcycles raring to take off down an unused airstrip. Photographer Charles Hashim isn't concerned about being mauled by the wound-up spectators;...
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Station 5 Table & Bar: Food That Tells a Tale

Julia Ning dredges and fries juicy chicken thighs in a wispy blend of cornstarch, tapioca starch, and turmeric. The result is gluten-free and healthful. But that's not why the 33-year-old does it. She remembers that it once prepared her and now-shuttered Khong River House chef Sudarat Loasupho for long days...
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Homestead Man Pleads Guilty to Horrific Amateur Surgeries on Dogs

Lazaro Ruiz, a Homestead man who conducted so-called "ghetto-style" surgeries on dogs and then posted the results online, plead guilty   oday to animal cruelty charges and will spend one year behind bars followed by five years of probation. In pleading guilty, he avoided a maximum of 20 years in jail. ...
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Restaurant Drama Burnt Is Dead on the Plate

Before Anthony Bourdain published Kitchen Confidential in 2000, mere mortals who simply eat in restaurants had little idea about the drinking, debauchery, and drug use rampant among the folks responsible for getting their fettuccine alfredo to the table. The book was eye-opening if true and a rambunctious, vicarious pleasure even...