Miwa Matreyek Blends Animation with Live Performance
As a graduate student at CalArts, Miwa Matreyek was ready to embark on a life […]
Culture
The Bridge of San Luis Rey Is A Play to Die For
The Colony Theatre on Miami Beach is a gem of a building. From the terrazzo […]
Miami Writer & Illustrator Alexis Centeno on her Wildly Popular Vampire Webtoon “Grandpa”
In lieu of Halloween, we recently spoke with local illustrator and author Alexis Centeno, whose […]
“Signs,” a Collaborative Between John Dufresne and Artist Tom Virgin Launches in Little Haiti
INT. Wynwood Studio — Day Two local twenty-something artists are at a table, talking. We […]
The Auld Dubliner, Authentic Irish Bar Dooters to Downtown Miami
Aye, Miami — ready for a wee bit of craic and some whisky? The Auld […]
To Write Miami and Lynne Barrett Coming to Downtown for Best Literary Series in Miami
Where do we start? So much talent, yet little journalistic coverage. Let’s begin with the […]
Pompano Beach Cultural Center Leading Renaissance in . . . Pompano?
The Pompano Beach Cultural Center is on fire. It’s strange to say this, considering Pompano […]
Thank You For Being a Friend – Why The Golden Girls Holds Up Among Miami College Students
Initially running from 1985 to 1992, NBC’s The Golden Girls still stands a cut above […]
Events to Look Forward to in the Dead of Summer of South Florida
It’s that time of year in South Florida. Every conversation now begins with, “Man it’s […]
An Idiot’s Guide To Miami
Welcome to Miami. You’ve entered one of the most bizarre, multicultural, misunderstood, beautiful, fastest-growing, yet […]