There’ll probably be a bunch of stories coming out about the permanent closing of Bar Nancy. The pirate haunt of Calle Ocho.

It stopped in front of City Hall. Its acrid cloud continued forward, drifting beyond the truck, as perfect smoke rings popped ...

Classic video games still shape modern online games because great ideas tend to last. Graphics have changed, platforms have changed, and the way people play has changed, but the core appeal often ...

Last weekend, Regatta Harbour in Coconut Grove served as the backdrop for the 2026 edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival ...

At the heart of the inaugural Invisible Audio Fest is something less expected than a second act for Churchill’s Pub: A reunited Morbid Opera ...

What makes someone a South Florida legend? What makes someone a Grandmaster DJ? DJ Jared Cole might have a pretty good case for both.Born in Brooklyn in 1980, Jared Cole came of age during a strange ...

But some of the more interesting films in recent years have abandoned it entirely, choosing instead to build their romances around power imbalances, forbidden attraction, age gaps, transactional ...

Come listen as Mister E and MLE sit on the couch to talk about making our new album “Don’t I Know You From Somewhere?”.

“…The time may have come when the issue of race could benefit from a period of ‘benign neglect.’” – Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan to President Richard ...

In the 1960s, when cockfighting was still legal in the United States, Charles Willeford (Little Rock, Arkansas, 1919 – Miami, Florida, 1988)—a writer whose literature consistently exposed the harsher ...

Former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ guitarist/co-writer Mike Campbell recently published his memoir, Heartbreaker, which debuted at No. 9 on The New York Times’ best-seller list. There are a few ...

Miami New Drama’s new world premiere play Birthright by Jonathan Spector is jaw-droppingly good. The three-and-half-hour sprawling, epic dramedy chronicles the friendship of six Jewish-Americans over ...