The Irishman Is a Great Gangster Flick that Even Finds Time to Visit Miami
The Irishman probably isn’t the greatest gangster movie of all time. It probably isn’t Martin […]
The Slug Is Miami’s Contribution to Comic Books
As a kid reading comics New York always captured my imagination. It appeared not a […]
Miami Architecture Critic Beth Dunlop on Addison Mizner
Miami Beach resident Beth Dunlop covered architecture for the Miami Herald for over 20 years […]
Reel Big Fish on the Past, Present & Future of Ska
We were all teenagers. We have all been through the physical and emotional changes that […]
Humphrey Bogart Brought Charm to Key Largo
Humphrey Bogart was one of classic Hollywood’s biggest stars. With his austere looks and noticeable […]
With Krome Highway Will The Redlands Remain a Rural Landscape?
I hadn’t seen the Redlands since they rebuilt Krome Avenue. Visiting the farms is what […]
Election Day Is Tuesday, November 5 -Here’s Who Miami and Miami Beach Can Vote For
It’s easy to get cynical about voting if you pay any attention to national politics. […]
After Parkland Documents a Tragedy Inspiring Activism
As a veteran filmmaker and 21 year resident of Parkland when PBS asked Linda Corley […]
Hulaween Was a Music Festival Worth the Six Hour Drive from Miami
Sometimes you get just the briefest taste of something and it’s enough to keep you […]
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 […]