Eyes on Miami: Amaris Jones, Golden 305, Zoey Dollaz, and Others
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Putting Together Florida Supercon’s Celebrity Bookings Isn’t Easy Work
Florida Supercon event manager Edwin Raymond sheds some light on how the annual convention books its celebrity guests.
Review: MaXXXine Is a Messy Conclusion to the X Trilogy
As with director Ti West’s other films, MaXXXine has glimmers of great ideas.
Season Three of The Bear Highlights the Downsides of Perfectionism
No show on television better explores the abusive relationship of creative labor than The Bear.
What Movies to See in Miami Theaters in July
The movies opening in July include MaXXXine, Twisters, Deadpool & Wolverine, and more.
As Rents Continue to Rise, Miami Artists Get Creative to Stay Afloat
In response to rising rents, Miami artists have banded together to form collective studio spaces.
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Vice City Pillow Talk: Is Three the Magic Number?
Jumping into a throuple can seem exciting, but it’s definitely not for everyone.
Photos: Florida Panthers Celebrate Their Stanley Cup Win on Fort Lauderdale Beach
The rain didn’t spoil the fun during the Florida Panthers’ championship celebration in Fort Lauderdale Beach.
Kim Kardashian’s Skims Opens Its First South Florida Location at Aventura Mall
Skims’ largest selling point remains its size inclusivity and diverse shade range.
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Eyes on Miami: Lele Pons, Tyler Cameron, Larsa Pippen, and Others
World Red Eye’s cameras captured the best moments after dark around Miami.
“Young Fresh Different” Spotlights the Next Generation of South Florida Artists
Design District gallery Zilberman chose 15 artists to display works centering on the topic of identity and exploring conversations around it.
Kerry Phillips’ Powerful Installation Ponders Complexities of Aging, Memory Loss
Brimming with controlled emotions, Kerry Phillips’ piece delves into the complexity of experiences surrounding the act of again.
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Photographer Arnaud Pagès Captures Quotidian America in All Its Glory
Fascinated by the traditional American lifestyle, Arnaud Pagès focuses his lens on what most people would overlook.
Review: In Kinds of Kindness, Tales of God in a Godless World
All three stories in Kinds of Kindness feature characters undertaking various tests of faith.
View With a Room: This Unassuming Storefront Gallery Is All About Universal Language
Artist-run gallery Central Fine exhibits some of the most thought-provoking work in Miami.
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Sana Skin Studio Wants to Make You Glow Inside and Out
Sana Skin Studio offers affordable treatments in a calming and welcoming space.
Stonewall Museum Stages First Reenactment of Historic Riot
Fort Lauderdale’s Stonewall National Museum has built a replica of the original Stonewall Inn, where a riot catalyzed a global movement toward LGBTQ rights.
Argentine Designer Carolina K Opens Flagship Store in the Design District
Though Carolina K primarily sells designer clothes, the new Design District location offers a little bit of everything.
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Eyes on Miami: Rick Ross, Romero Britto, Karolina Kurkova, and Others
From pool parties to late-night bashes, World Red Eye’s cameras capture the most memorable moments of the past week.
Peter London to Premiere His Different and Distinct Carmen at Sanctuary of the Arts
“Rebellion & Resilience” is Peter London’s latest offering, featuring the world premiere of Carmen.
Label-Defying Xican-a.o.x. Body Celebrates Chicano Culture at PAMM
The alphabet soup of identities in “Xican-a.o.x. Body” is reflective of a nuanced, intersectional, and heterogeneous Latin American community.
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Review: Bad Accent Aside, Tom Hardy Shines in The Bikeriders
Conventional character conflicts and questionable decisions made by its leads make The Bikeriders run out of gas.