Three Years In, Rooftop Cinema Club South Beach Is Still DIY – With Some Upgrades
The outdoor theater concept was partly inspired by founder Gerry Cottle’s circus upbringing.
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Third Horizon 2025 Brought Caribbean Film and Fun to Miami
The festival is still an unapologetic space for Caribbean culture.
All Aboard: The Bad Habits Bus Connects Queer Nightlife in Miami and Wilton Manors
The party shuttle is a rolling, rhinestone rebellion against boring commutes and segregated nightlife.
Dorsey Park Black History Mural Vandalized with Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti
The mural honors the legacy of baseball’s groundbreaking Negro Leagues.
Michael Cera Isn’t Surprised Fans Think He’s a Perfect Fit for Wes Anderson
Cera is one of the best parts of the auteur’s new film, The Phoenician Scheme.
Vice City Pillow Talk: Why Are Some Miami Singles Opting Out of Dating?
Locals have varied, and emphatic, reasons for shunning relationships in 2025.
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Meet Miami’s MAGA Love Islander, Yulissa Escobar
One undated clip appears to show the 27-year-old repeatedly using the n-word while appearing on a podcast.
Miami Inspired Aja Monet’s New Collection of Poems, Florida Water
The poet and activist wrote the book in Little Haiti, and it contains tributes to Purvis Young and the Maroons.
Eyes on Miami: Feid, Alesso, Buju Banton, and Others
World Red Eye spotted celebrities at LIV, Palm Tree Club, and the new Miami Worldcenter.
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Margate Misfits: The Inclusive Broward Strength Gym Where Lifters Cheer You On
Unlike many gyms with a “hardcore” atmosphere, Margate Barbell greets newcomers with unexpected warmth.
Wes Anderson Overindulges in The Phoenician Scheme
The spy movie extends the Wes Anderson brand into wild new territory.
Here’s Your Guide to Pride Events in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Drag brunches, parades, rooftop raves, art exhibitions, and more.
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The 13 Best Tattoo Shops in Miami
Miami’s growing tattoo scene provides plenty of options.
The Best Art Shows To See in Miami, June 2025
Beat the heat with art!
Miami Artist Antonia Wright Awarded $50,000 Knight Foundation Grant
The grant is awarded to five artists who work with technology and new media. Wright is the only Miami-based recipient this year.
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Eyes on Miami: Steve Aoki, KaroliÌna KurkovaÌ, Hayley Maxfield, and Others
Steve Aoki popping champagne at LIV, KaroliÌna KurkovaÌ strutting down the runway, and other celeb sightings this week.
Photos: Partial Collapse at Coconut Grove Playhouse Threatens Historic Structure
New Times editor and Grove resident Nicole Lopez-Alvar found curious residents, police, and contractors surrounding the playhouse Friday evening.
Third Horizon Film Festival Puts Caribbean Cinema Center Stage
Performance and theater are central themes of this year’s film lineup.
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Miami Worldcenter Opens With Designer Shops, Public Art, and Pricey Parking
Spanning 27 acres across ten city blocks, it’s set to become the largest retail and entertainment venue in the state.
We Previewed Orlando’s New Epic Universe Theme Park. Is It Worth the Hype?
Should you really endure those crazy long “new theme park” lines?
A Miami Vending Machine Is Selling Those Viral Labubu Dolls
The sought-after dolls are the latest craze in a wave of pop culture collectibles winning the hearts (and wallets) of Gen Z.
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Miami’s “This is Why I Live Here” Social Media Trend Goes Off The Rails
Many social media users shared earnest examples of what they love about Miami, but the trend quickly took an ironic turn.