The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
Double Stubble, ice skating on Christmas Eve, end-of-the-year parties and more of the best free events happening in South Florida this week, December 24 through 30.
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Welcome to Marwen Crashes Into the Limits of Hollywood’s Imagination
At times, as it dissolves between scenes of its cast as literal toy dolls machine-gunning Nazis in the made-up Belgian town of Marwen, Zemeckis’ movie seems an inquisition into the limits of the director’s own imagination
Artist and Critic Carlos Suarez De Jesus Hospitalized, Launches GoFundMe
Longtime readers of New Times arts coverage will remember the insight and whimsy of reviews penned by Carlos Suarez de Jesus, who critiqued Miami’s rising art scene from 2003 until just a couple of years ago. The “Art Brute,” as his column dubbed him, was a fixture in the cultural corners…
Screwball, The Beach Bum, and More Miami Film and TV Projects Coming in 2019
Get ready to see a lot of Miami on the big and small screens next year. Magic City stories seem to be in demand in Hollywood. Maybe it’s the effect of Moonlight’s 2017 success at the Oscars, or maybe film directors and TV producers are finally recognizing the wealth of…
The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
Purdy Lounge turns 18, Bayskate Miami, Ozuna, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, December 21 through 23.
Eight Festive Miami Spa Specials to Ease Holiday Stress
The holiday season is the perfect time to embrace well-being with a spa break.
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South Florida Has a League of Lady Arm Wrestlers and, Yes, They Dominate
South Florida has a League of Lady Arm Wrestlers and, yes, they dominate.
The Best New Year’s Eve 2019 Activities for Families in South Florida
As a parent still in charge of younger kids, you may feel metaphorically smothered by your children on holidays dedicated to partying — much like you are literally smothered by them during snuggle sessions and eternal-seeming horseplay. These small, screeching creatures you love with all your…
Searching for Ingmar Bergman Is a Cheery Toasting of a Most Somber Genius
… The director of Rosenstrasse, Rosa Luxemburg and Sheer Madness is tracking Bergman, toasting him and his work with his collaborators and some high-profile fans
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The 21 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Thursday No, there’s not a weed convention in town. It’s just Snoop Dogg performing. To prep for his show, you could watch Snoop in Scary Movie 5 or The Wrecking Crew or his reality show Snoop & Son: A Dad’s Dream. Or you could listen to one of his 16…
Ben Is Back Pits a Dazzling Julia Roberts Against the Opioid Scourge
With the quickest blink or nervy glance, Roberts communicates to us both what her character, an ordinary woman named Holly Burns, has convinced everyone around her to think she’s feeling but also all of her secret doubts, fury and anguish
Hernando’s Hideaway: An Experimental Art Haven in Miami Beach
Curator Gladys-Katherina Hernando returns from LA to reinvent the residential gallery in Miami Beach, giving experimental artists a residence and exhibit space.
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Emily Blunt Rules, and Mary Poppins Returns Is Not at All Atrocious
True to the spirit of the chipper, somewhat aimless live-action Disney day killers that inspired it, Rob Marshall’s Mary Poppins Returns gets better the further it wanders from its actual story.
Ten Cultural Events to Look Forward to in 2019
The year 2018 isn’t over yet, but you can already feel the city slowing down. With the exceptions of holiday parties and festive, kid-friendly fun, Miami’s going low-key as locals prepare for the Christmas break. But don’t let the lack of action get you down. Instead, look ahead to the…
Aquaman Proves Superheroes Are Better Down Where It’s Wetter
Not incidental to Aquaman’s pleasures is its vision of a mixed-race hero, played by a mixed-race actor, fighting to protect and understand clashing aspects of his heritage
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Bonnier Gallery Opens With a Streamlined Focus on Minimalism
Grant and Christina Bonnier opened Bonnier Gallery in Allapattah with a focus on international and local minimalist art.
In Mary Queen of Scots, Great Women Face Hard Truths About Wielding Power
The actresses share only one scene in the film, but Mary Queen of Scots sets them up in counterpoint, two divergent approaches to the question of how women who wield power can actually govern the men around them
The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
Bayskate Miami, holiday parties, and more of the best free events happening in South Florida this week, December 17 through 23.
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Eyes on Miami: Kanye West, Paris Hilton, Pharrell, and Others
It’s not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye,…
The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
Y100’s Jingle Ball, Buskerfest Miami Street Performance Festival, holiday events, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, December 14 through 16.
Forget the Umbrellas: Sunlit Sky Is Coral Gables’ New Selfie Trap
Remember Umbrella Sky, the colorful installation of dozens of umbrellas that took over every Instagram feed in South Florida earlier this year? It’s back. And this time, it’s sparkly. Meet Sunlit Sky, Portugal-based creative group Sextafeira’s follow-up to its summertime social media smash, will debut tomorrow evening at a grand…
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The Campaign Immigrant Powered Is Coming to a Business Near You
Immigration is a hot issue on a local, state, and national level. But Natalia Martinez-Kalina thinks the conversation – largely focused on undocumented residents and nationalistic tendencies – is missing robust economic insight. Founder of Immigrant Powered, a grassroots campaign launched earlier this month that uses a window decal to encourage community dialogue, Martinez-Kalina says a lack of knowledge contributes to the antagonism.