With Gladiator II, Ridley Scott Solidifies His Legacy
It’s hard not to be won over by Gladiator II, one of director Ridley Scott’s best films in years.
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Viral Duct-Taped Banana Sells for $6.2 Million at Auction
Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian, a banana duct-taped to a white wall, debuted at Art Basel 2019 in Miami Beach.
Our Bodies, Ourselves: Figuration Features in “Mirror of the Mind” at El Espacio 23
The new show at Jorge Pérez’s private museum dives deep into one of art’s most prevalent themes.
This Sexy Tequila Brand Is Bringing a Surf Film Festival to Fort Lauderdale
Solento Surf Festival will deliver two days of surf-inspired films, panels, live music, and more.
Wicked Is a Spectacle of Mediocrity
With its leap to the big screen, it’s harder to ignore just how shallow a work Wicked is.
No Joke: Viral Duct-Taped Banana Could Command $1.5 Million at Auction
Sotheby’s is putting Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian up for auction for an estimated $1 to $1.5 million.
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Give Miami Day: 10 Arts Organizations You Can Support
While thousands of organizations are asking for donations on Give Miami Day, arts organizations are in dire need of support.
Vice City Pillow Talk: Did Your Relationship Survive the Election?
Political disagreements can add another level of challenges for some couples.
Eyes on Miami: Diplo, Dustin Lynch, Vale Genta, and Others
World Red Eye’s cameras captured all the unforgettable events and parties around Miami last week.
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Ho, Ho, No! Traffic Chaos Extinguished Holiday Spirit at Christmas Wonderland’s Opening Night
People complained of being turned away at the entrance after spending hours in standstill traffic trying to enter Tropical Park.
Tiffany T. Fantasia on 20 Years of Drag, Advocacy, and Resilience
In her own words, drag queen Tiffany T. Fantasia talks about what it’s meant to perform for audiences for the past 20 years.
Return to Neo-Tokyo: Akira Exhibition Explores Legendary Anime World
A new exhibit at the Morikami Museum in Delray Beach details the painstaking process of creating the Japanese anime film Akira.
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6 Reproductive Rights Groups You Can Support in Florida
Just because Amendment 4 failed to meet the 60 percent threshold doesn’t mean the fight for reproductive rights in Florida stops.
Moxy Hotel Opens in Wynwood With Check-In-Meets-Bar Experience
The new Moxy hotel in Wynwood has 120 rooms, daily yoga classes, and a pet-friendly policy.
10 Best Art Deco Buildings in Miami
Miami and Miami Beach remain home to the highest concentration of art deco buildings in the U.S. – here are ten examples of the very best.
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Tramp Stamps Are on the Rise As Women Reclaim the Term
It’s the day we’ve all been waiting for – tramp stamps are back, baby!
Brittany Brave Headlines Comedy Show at the Arsht Center
Brittany Brave will be the first local comedian to headline a show at the Arsht Center’s Carnival Studio Theatre.
King James Sees LeBron’s Career as a Muse for Male Friendships
In GableStage’s King James, LeBron James’ basketball career provides a touching examination of male friendships.
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Eyes on Miami: Sexyy Red, Theo Von, Karolína Kurková, and Others
From the best parties, dinners, and events, World Red Eye was there to capture it all.
10 Authors Not to Miss at the Miami Book Fair
From Amy Tan to Kathleen Hanna, the Miami Book Fair has a plethora of gifted scribes on this year’s schedule.
Christopher Carter Bridges Old and New Practices at Edge Zones
“Tethered Visions, Released Codes” is the latest in a string of fascinating conceptual exhibitions at Edge Zones.
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Emilia Pérez Is a Disaster From Start to Finish
Lauded by the film establishment, Emilia Pérez doesn’t deserve the praise it’s getting.