Ahol Sniffs Glue to Redesign Arbetter’s Iconic Hot Dog Counter
The new counter, with Ahol drowsy eyes aplenty, will be finalized by the end of February.
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Ten Things to Do on Valentine’s Day in Miami
If you’re scouring the internet for things to do on Valentine’s Day, scour no more. We’ve got you covered on a variety of things to do Thursday, February 14. Remember, this holiday is not exclusively for folks in romantic relationships — take this opportunity to celebrate love in all its…
Here’s the Art You’ll See at III Points, From Light Waves to 3D Fruit
Music is the main draw at III Points, but the festival got its name for a reason: It was intended to combine three “points” — music, art, and technology — in one place. And attendees at this year’s event will have access to a world-class lineup of artists, including some familiar local talent.
The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
Gay 8 Festival, Locos por Marley, a III Points pre-show and more of the best free events happening in South Florida this week.
Miami Artists Will Throw a Benefit for Musician and Activist Ajhanou Uneek
Jayme Gershen is thinking of the perfect anecdote to describe her friend. After a long pause, she’s got it. “She’s forces me to sing this song with her in Creole, that’s like, one line,” Gershen says about Ajhanou Uneek, a Haitian-American drummer-performer known throughout the Miami music scene for her…
Writer Tarell Alvin McCraney on the Queerness of Netflix’s High Flying Bird
Directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Tarell Alvin McCraney, and starring André Holland, Netflix’s latest release is a riveting sports drama titled “High Flying Bird.” But it’s more than just the tale of a sports agent trying to disrupt the business during an NBA lockout; it’s a tale that prioritizes characters…
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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, February 8 through 10.
The Lego Movie Sequel Disappoints, While Oscar Shorts Range From Rave-Worthy to Racist
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. Nothing feels more like a cash grab in Hollywood than a movie sequel. Usually that means finding a way to bring back the same characters and actors and putting them in similar situations as the first movie and trying not to divert too…
A Documentary Film About Dwyane Wade Is Coming
Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade has been one of South Florida’s most beloved sports figures for over a decade. He’s also in the middle of his final season in the NBA, with plans to retire later this year. But don’t be too sad when he’s gone, Wade County. You’ll see…
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Eyes on Miami: DJ Khaled, Dave East, Victoria’s Secret Models, 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,…
Miami’s Ten Best Valentine’s Day Staycation Packages
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to check into one of the Magic City’s local hotels with your loved one.
Marlon James Blends Fantasy and Literary Fiction In Black Leopard, Red Wolf
You’d be hard pressed to find a writer more up to the challenge and giddy with the nerdery that comes with writing a fantasy/historical fiction/epic trilogy than Marlon James. Born and raised in Jamaica, the former advertising man and self-proclaimed “’90s South Beach club goer” is writing what he calls…
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Where Will Miami Soccer Fans Go Now That Fado Is Closed?
Soccer fans in Miami could always count on Fado to show soccer matches. But now that the Irish pub has closed, fans have been scrambling to find a new place to watch footie, which has proven difficult.
The Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Thursday Happy birthday to Pérez Art Museum Miami! The beloved local art institution is turning 35, and it’s time to party. This month, PAMM’s Free Community Night (which happens the first Thursday of each month with free admission) is dubbed “Our Birthday, Your Party.” Millionyoung and DJ Ray Milian will…
In Dov, a Young Basketball Player Bares His Soul Onstage
Izzi LieberPerson talks to the beat of his own basketball. Through hours of rehearsal, the 13-year-old rarely stops dribbling, the punch of ball against floor reverberating throughout the intimate studio next to Miami Theater Center. Even when he’s not performing — when he’s talking, or laughing, or just passing the time…
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VH1’s Cartel Crew Shows Life After Narcos
Michael Corleone Blanco, the son of deceased drug lord Griselda Blanco, spent the first 33 years of his life in the drug business. Now, he’s the star of “Cartel Crew,” a VH1 docuseries that follows the sons and daughters of former cartel members. The drug trade isn’t a field that…
Charles M. Blow and Kimberly Drew Examine the Political-Cultural Connection at the Bass
Shortly after the video of Covington Catholic High School boys sneering at a Native American protester went viral, New Times spoke on the phone with Tom Healy. The poet and curator said he didn’t trust “the motives of a lot of the people who want to just be sure they…
Artist David Best Is Building a Temple for Parkland to Burn
From afar, David Best’s temples resemble a Western take on Jain or Japanese places of worship: thirty-five feet of cut pinewood arranged in mosaic patterns of swirls and flowers, reaching into a crisp peak pointing toward the heavens. Up close, names of loved ones can be seen written on the delicate layers of wood; photos and memorabilia from a time lost are sandwiched behind the structure.
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Serial Killer Ted Bundy Found the Spotlight During His Miami Trial
In June of 1979, during a break in Ted Bundy’s murder trial, Judge Edward Cowart walked into a room tangled with wires, screens, and television lights five floors above his courtroom in the Miami Metropolitan Justice Building. “It was really something,” he said. “I thought I was in a space…
The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
International Noise Conference; Mix, Mingle & Match; and more of the best free events happening in South Florida this week.
Eyes on Miami: Mark Ronson, Bella Thorne, Snoop Dogg, 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,…
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Florida Filmmakers Break Through at Sundance
The Sunshine State shone brightly at this year’s Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, with filmmakers from southern Florida taking center stage. One of the festival’s strongest films was Pahokee, a documentary feature directed by the West Palm Beach-based husband and wife team of Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan…