Don’t Miss These Homegrown Documentaries at the 2024 Miami Film Festival
The Miami Film Festival documentaries spotlighting the Magic City prove there is nothing wilder than the truth.
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Pro Padel League Kicks Off 2024 Season With Back-to-Back Events in Miami
Move over, pickleball – padel is the fastest-growing racquet sport in the world.
7 Films to See in Miami Movie Theaters in April 2024
April is film festival season in Miami, and there’s a lot to catch in movie theaters this month.
De la Cruz Collection Shutters Design District Home, Art to be Auctioned Off
Artnet reports that Christie’s will auction off de La Cruz’s entire art collection, estimated to be worth around $30 million.
O, Miami Poetry Festival Returns in 2024 With Crowd-Sourced Projects
In 2024, O, Miami continues its innovative approach to showcasing poetry and engaging the community.
Djokovic a No-Show at Miami Open as Collins Unexpectedly Wins the Women’s Title
After his unexpected loss at Indian Wells, tennis GOAT Novak Djokovic skipped this year’s Miami Open.
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World Red Eye: Anitta, Camila Cabello, Offset, and Others
From the Miami Open to Miami Music Week, World Red Eye was there to capture all the exciting moments.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Episode 13: Vegas Makeovers
An episode full of product placements spells the end for Miami queen Morphine Love Dion.
Monica Sorelle Shines a Light on Gentrification in Her Film Mountains
The film Mountains tackles themes of gentrification and displacement while weaving a tale that’s all too familiar to Miami residents.
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Internet Drags Miami Woman Who Wrote “The Case for Marrying an Older Man” Essay
Harvard grad Grazie Sophia Christie is the daughter of two prominent pro-life Miamians.
The 7 Best Easter Egg Hunts in Miami
It’s time to sharpen your kid’s egg-hunting skills at some of the best Easter events around Miami.
Philly-Based BalletX Presents Cutting-Edge Works for Its Miami Debut
BalletX’s mission is to present contemporary works by living choreographers and expand the envelope of what ballet means.
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Miami Film Festival’s New Director Is Ready to Take the Fest to New Heights
James Woolley aims to expand the Miami Film Festival, offering more films and holding more events and screenings throughout the city.
As 21st Century Tensions Rise, Actors’ Playhouse Digs Deep for Caroline, or Change
Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner, Caroline, or Change is likely to prove the most challenging show in the current Actors’ Playhouse season.
Jenn Tran Will Lead Next Season of The Bachelorette
After being eliminated from The Bachelor, Jenn Tran is coming back as the first Asian-American woman to star in The Bachelorette.
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In “Multitudes” at Frost Art Museum, Kacey Jeffers Captures Life on His Island Home
Kacey Jeffers’ intimate portraits of neighbors and family have earned him a following within the art world.
Eyes on Miami: John Summit, Latto, Buff Monster, and Others
From Miami Music Week parties to art openings and exclusive dinners, here’s what World Red Eye snapped last week.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Episode 12: Bathroom Hunties
Morphine Love Dion lets the world know when Miami queens fight it out, they “draw blood.”
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Model Volleyball Brings Together Beautiful People for a Good Cause
Eleven modeling agencies and 250 players will compete on the sands of Miami Beach in hopes of winning this year’s Model Volleyball.
At Artechouse, Computer Code Becomes Poetry
“Future Sketches / Code Poems” invites visitors to explore what coding feels like, what it looks like, and how they can get creative with it.
Miami MoCAAD Sees the Future as It Unveils Virtual Reality Work
French Caribbean artist Marielle Plaisir explores the connection between Overtown and Coral Gables in a new virtual reality exhibit.
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Zoetic Stage’s Cabaret Reflects Today’s Realities
Cabaret has maintained its popularity precisely because it is a reflection of America’s cultural climate.