Cey Adams Teaches Hip-Hop Collage Art Class on Saturday
On Saturday, February 22, 2025, at 4pm, Cey Adams, the pioneering graphic designer behind Run […]
The Game Is Afoot- Excerpt from New Novel
Below is an excerpt from David Raymond’s new set in Miami novel, The Game Is […]
Miami Welcomes Kamasi Washington
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, the city of Miami was gifted the most loving […]
Mango Writers Conference Takes off February 22
The South Florida Writers Association (SFWA) is proud to announce the speakers for its 2025 […]
Cubanidad and the Many Cultures of Cuban-American Literature
Like members of just about any ethnic group, Cuban-Americans, are generally represented in literature, film […]
Is There Gender Bias Against Women in the Miami Music Scene?
Yes, it’s real. No, you’re not imagining it. I want to preface this piece: I […]
Short Film “Silence in the Dark” Shines at FilmGate Miami Fest
Miami film incubator and overall awesome organization FilmGate Miami recently held its first monthly film […]
Art Wars Hits Lake Worth
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. Art is WAR! From the […]
A Recent Thursday Morning – Fiction
Early that Thursday morning, Brian Newell’s pristine, cobalt blue Camry hybrid idled noiselessly at the […]
Cortadito Celebrate New Single “A Yemayá”
Renowned Cuban folk ensemble Cortadito will release “A Yemayá”, the first single from their upcoming album Guajiro Triangle, […]
GableStage’s Appropriate is a Family Reunion Not to be Missed
GableStage’s 26th season is rolling along with Appropriate, a rollicking family comedy fresh off of […]
“To Meditate on the Warmest Dream” Debuts at Homework
Homework is proud to announce the opening of to meditate on the warmest dream, a […]
Some Resolutions for the Chinese New Year
Generally speaking, the way I deal with the scariness of the world is by being […]
Miami New Drama’s “Bad Dog” Takes a Big Swing and Hits a Home Run
Miami New Drama again debuted a World Premier play, Bad Dog, written by emerging playwright […]
Fort Lauderdale International Book Fair Takes Place Saturday
The Fort Lauderdale International Book Fair takes place Saturday, February 1 from 11 am to […]
Where Is Home in Cuban-American Literature?
Home is where I lay my head. There’s no place like home. Home is a […]
The Miami Soul Machine
Miami’s history has always overlooked the African American neighborhood of Overtown. The few pages dedicated […]
Spam Allstars Celebrate 30th Anniversary with Special Performance
Do you have any memories of Spam Allstars playing? If you are from Miami, of […]
Did Jimmy Butler Demand Trade Because of Ugly Wade Statue?
Yo, been a minute since I logged in to The Jitney to talk Miami Heat […]
Postcards from Paradise Returns with La Securite
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. French Canadians are a curious […]
Donzii Keep Repping a Weird Miami Even After Moving to LA
Last August right before moving to Los Angeles, singer Jenna Balfe hopped on to the […]
Zoetic’s POTUS Delivers a Barrel of Laughs
Zoetic Stage’s second production in its 15th Anniversary series is POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great […]
Skinny Love
There’s another epidemic sweeping the charts. A ginormous tsunami of collective weight loss has splashed […]
Jitney 2025 Miami Concert Preview
Ring the bells, sing “Auld Lang Syne,” and do whatever it takes to acknowledge we […]
Jon Roberts – The Very First of The Cocaine Cowboys
April 6, 2008, was not a happy afternoon at the American Airlines Arena. The Miami […]
R.I.P. Rey “Conga” Diaz – Percussionist Extraordinaire
I’ve had the pleasure and honor of playing and collaborating with many greats during my […]
The Hammock
It’s really a great ride from my house to Matheson Hammock Park. It’s kind of […]
Nosferatu Could Haunt Your Nightmares If You Don’t Fall Asleep During It
Vampires have kind of become a joke. Hotel Transylvania, Count Chocula, What We Do in […]
Cockfighter – Charles Willeford’s Unique Novel
In the 1960s, when cockfighting was still legal in the United States, Charles Willeford (Little […]
Condors & Chaos Release Pair of Singles that You Need in Your Spotify Library
It’s been very pleasant to see former Modernage bandmates Alex De Renzis and (key whiz) […]
The Brutalist Is the Best Movie of the Year and Maybe the Decade
For people who say they don’t make movies like they used to, The Brutalist gives […]
GableStage’s Both Sides Now is a Sleepy Lovely Lullaby
GableStage is following up the interesting King James with Both Sides Now, a sleepy two-person […]
The Eulogy in Me
There they all were… Everyone was there. My Mom’s whole side of the family, or […]
Lincoln Road Hustle is a Must-See. No, Literally, Bro, a Must-See
Miami New Drama begins its season with Lincoln Road Hustle, a wonderfully entertaining immersive satire […]
Bob’s News and Books in Broward: Haven for the Working-Class Intellectual
Nestled between the courthouse, bail bond agencies, and endless array of sleazy criminal defense firms […]
Time for Better Days
There’s a single incident that motivates a lot of my new album, Better Days. Senior […]
Iguanas, Leeches and Bloodlines – A True Story
Imagine it’s 1995 in Miami. The sun is setting, casting that beautiful, hazy orange glow […]
Miami Space Rock Heavies SUMO Set to Release Third Album
The vacuum of space is an almost perfect void, where sound cannot travel due to […]
Weird Music Night Is Tonight at Satellite Art Show
Who is John O’Donnell and why go check out Weird Music Night happening at Satellite […]
A Christmas Moment
Christmas morning, 1983. The world smelled bright, and my fireplace ski sweater was a happy […]
Dan Hosker Music Continuum Is This Sunday
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. “Support your scene!” is the […]
Hustle Music: How Hip Hop Turned Struggle into Culture
“…The time may have come when the issue of race could benefit from a period […]
Envoys – Excerpt from New Fantasy Novel
Below is an excerpt from Envoys, a fantasy novel for all ages written by local […]
City Theatre Presents Black Santa! Is Florida Ready?
Ho, ho, ho!! Merry Christmas one and all. Attention theater lovers, Miami’s City Theatre is […]
I Got an Excellent Sex Education in Florida
And I mean in the classroom, ya perverts. We all know Florida is the place to go […]
Florida Grand Opera Dazzles with The Magic Flute (Review)
The premise: some teenagers break into an abandoned warehouse at night to play their favorite […]
Miami Underground: What We Did Is Secret at Book Fair
In the 1980s a wave of artists, musicians, performers, and creatives of all stripes crashed […]
Dear Mr. Person Who Represents a Developer
Dear Mr. Person Who Represents a Developer, You already know my name because one of […]
King James Kicks off GableStage’s Season with a Slam Dunk! Or Is It an Airball?
GableStage opened its 26th season with King James, a fun, intense, slightly drab two-man drama […]
The future of online gaming in the US
In the latter stages of the 20th century, the gaming world was far more fractured […]
Will AI Replace Musicians and Music Producers?
Artificial intelligence (AI) taking people’s jobs and disrupting entire industries is a hot topic. No […]