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City Takes Control of Tower Theater from Miami Dade College

City Takes Control of Tower Theater from Miami Dade College

UM Declines to Screen Billy Corben's New Doc

UM Declines to Screen Billy Corben's New Doc

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Josephine Baker's Silent Film Siren of the Tropics Comes Alive at Coral Gables Art Cinema

By Trae DeLellis
Sep 13, 2022

Silent cinema and live music collide at a screening of the Josephine Baker film.
Miki Maníaco Revels in Exposing the Darker Side of the American Dream

By Trae DeLellis
Sep 2, 2022

Miami can seem like a bright place, but in reality, it can be downright dark.
A Florida TV Show Called the Pig Club Encourages Children to Become "Pig of the Week"

By Nicole Danna
Aug 16, 2022

The next time you reach for some fattening food, play "Quit Putting Fat in My Heart," and you might think twice.
Local Rapper Fellahboy Brings His Street Smarts to HBO Max's Rap Sh!t

By Jesse Fraga
Aug 4, 2022

The local rapper plays Jamilio on the HBO Max series.
Horror Film Fest Popcorn Frights Returns With Another Gruesome Lineup

By David Rolland
Aug 2, 2022

Popcorn Frights is bringing all kinds of scary and spooky movie madness to South Florida.
Where Was Rap Sh!t Filmed? Here Are Some of the More Notable Locations on the Show

By Jose D. Duran
Jul 26, 2022

What makes the show such a treat is seeing Miami on display in an authentic way.
Issa Rae's Rap Sh!t Avoids the Pitfalls of Most Miami-Set Media

By Vanessa Elie
Jul 21, 2022

The series focuses on the side of Miami that isn’t often brought to the screen.
Miami 4 Social Change Youth Film Festival Puts the Spotlight on the Next Generation of Filmmakers

By Artburst Miami
Jul 19, 2022

Check out 70 short films created by student filmmakers.
Queer Film Series Flaming Classics Presents Summer Showings of '90s Camp

By Jesse Fraga
Jul 19, 2022

Upcoming screenings include Death Becomes Her and Showgirls.
Billy Corben's Rakontur to Co-Produce Hulu Doc on Jerry Falwell, Jr., Pool Boy Scandal

By Alex DeLuca
Jul 12, 2022

Rakontur is co-producing a Hulu doc about the Miami Beach pool boy at the center of the Jerry Falwell, Jr., sex scandal.
Marky's Executive Chef Buddha Lo Shares the Secrets to Winning Top Chef

By Jen Karetnick
Jul 8, 2022

To win Top Chef, you need a few things in your toolkit.
Promoter Michael Gardner Premieres Headliner Docuseries at Lyric Theater

By Shanae Hardy
Jul 6, 2022

Michael Gardner is the powerhouse behind LIV on Sunday.
Miami Jewish Film Festival Announces Summer Movies Under the Stars Lineup

By David Rolland
Jul 1, 2022

The series screens summer blockbusters at outdoor venues across Miami Beach.
Anita's Film Festival Highlights Queer Resiliency in Cinema

By Trae DeLellis
Jun 22, 2022

Anita's Film Festival is just what the South Florida queer community needs at this moment.
Third Horizon Film Festival Returns Bigger, Better, and More Caribbean Than Ever

By April Dobbins
Jun 21, 2022

Third Horizon Film Festival centers on films from the Caribbean and its diaspora.
Filmmaker Rostislav Vaynshtok Can Finally Witness Audiences React to His Award-Winning Short Film

By David Rolland
Jun 17, 2022

The South Florida filmmaker has set up a free screening of his short film.
American Black Flim Festival Returns With a Bevy of Black-Centered Content

By Trae DeLellis
Jun 7, 2022

The festival returns with film screenings, panels, and industry events.
Aarón Sanchez Hosts a New Spanish-Language Competitive Cooking Show, El Sabor Aarón

By Nicole Danna
May 5, 2022

Several Miami chefs will compete.
It Took Years for the World to Catch Up with Cory Cataldo's Without Ward

By David Rolland
Mar 24, 2022

Shooting for Without Ward wrapped in 2012, but the film sat in limbo owing to several factors.
Filmmaker Yanatha Desouvre's The Sweetest Girl Tells the Authentic Story of a Haitian Family

By Artburst Miami
Mar 23, 2022

A forbidden love affair, a crumbling marriage, and the dynamics that come into play from both.