Meet the Artist Behind the Tua Tagovailoa Mural in Wynwood
The mural of Tua Tagovailoa is located on the corner of NW Fifth Avenue and NW 24th Street in Wynwood.
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LizN’Bow Brings a Queer, Colorful VR Rollercoaster to Locust Projects
With “Niñalanida Skycoaster,” Liz Ferrer and Bow Ty will transport visitors to “a queer-futurist, post-apocalyptic version of Miami.”
Here’s Your Guide to Miami Art Shows in September 2024
With Miami Art Week on the horizon, Miami’s art galleries and museums return from summer break with a plethora of new shows.
Island City Brings a Queer Gem to the Stage With Die, Mommie, Die!
Die, Mommie, Die! is a reminder that Charles Busch’s brand of camp classic is timeless.
Tim Burton Tries to Get His Groove Back With Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Tim Burton revisits one of his most original, iconic films for a bigger and better legacy sequel.
What Movies to See in Miami Theaters in September
Megalopolis, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, The Substance – here are the film screenings you aren’t going to want to miss this month.
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Liberate Your Libido at the Standard Spa’s Steamy Se(x)tember
Se(x)tember is dedicated to sexual wellness, self-discovery, and pleasure through inclusive workshops and events.
Vice City Pillow Talk: Let’s Talk About Sex, Miami
Take ownership of your sexual health during Sexual Health Awareness Month in September.
Eyes on Miami: Tinashe, Allura Cabaret, Swim Club, and More
From final performances to nasty girls, here’s what World Red Eye captured last week.
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Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival Highlights Brazil’s Cinematic Legacy
Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival celebrates contemporary Brazilian cinema with film screenings, discussions, and a concert.
3 South Florida Tennis Spots Named “Outstanding Facilities”
The USTA honored three South Florida tennis destinations among its “Outstanding Facilities” in the U.S.
Urban Film Festival Provides Accessibility and Resources to Young Filmmakers
Designed to erase any financial constraints, the Urban Film Festival’s events are free and open to the public.
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Marin Baumer Met Her “Best Friend” at Guiding Eyes for the Blind
Almost exactly two years after the accident that left her blind, Marin Baumer was presented with Kegan, her Labrador retriever.
Are Cybersigilism Tattoos Gen Z’s Tribal Trend?
Cybersigilism feels like the more elusive, mysterious cousin of tribal and neo-tribal tattooing.
Beckham, Brady, and Messi Celebrate as Inter Miami Clinches Playoff Spot
David Beckham, Tom Brady, and Lionel Messi posed together after Inter Miami secured a playoff spot on a historic night.
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The Magic City’s Roger Ruiz Has His Sights Set on the “Magic Olympics”
“Freedom helped me perfect the art I love most,” says Cuban-born magician Roger Ruiz as he prepares for the “magic Olympics.”
Treetop Night Treks at Jungle Island Offers a Bird’s-Eye View of Miami at Dusk
Night Treks at Jungle Island is a once-in-a-lifetime excursion.
John Woo’s Remake of The Killer Is Dead on Arrival
The Killer isn’t poorly made, but it is so blandly competent that you can’t help but feel let down.
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Eyes on Miami: Candy Dixx, Fat Joe, Wax Motif, and Others
World Red Eye captured the moments you missed at Miami’s hottest events last week.
Adopt, Don’t Shop: Where to Adopt a Dog in Miami-Dade and Broward
Every year, more and more dogs end up in shelters around the Sunshine State.
Blink Twice, ZoÁ« Kravitz’s Directorial Debut, Is a Style-Over-Substance Film
Blink Twice is an entertaining first feature by ZoÁ« Kravitz, one that’s not as indulgent as films by actors can often be.
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Amigos Meet Brings Friendship Speed Dating to Miami
Amigos Meet in creating an opportunity for people ages 21 to 35 to turn strangers into pals.