Seventeen and Oh: Miami, 1972, and the NFL’s Only Perfect Season
The below is an excerpt from Marshall Jon Fisher’s book Seventeen and Oh: Miami, 1972, […]
Black Panther 2 Is Another Example Marvel Movies Jumped the Shark
I hate it when people rush to declare something has “jumped the shark,” trying to […]
Ocean Filibuster is a Brilliant, Imaginative, Interactive Satire
Ocean Filibuster is a colorful, funny, hybrid of a production, swaying between a dramatic satirical […]
R.I.P. Gallagher
Back in 2015 an editor asked if I wanted to preview a Gallagher performance. Gallagher […]
Crispy Streets is Miami’s First Korean Corn Dog Food Truck
Food in Miami tends to be Hispanic wherever you go. If you need to find […]
Ten Things You Might Not Know about Florida’s History
The below is an excerpt from James C. Clark’s book A History Lover’s Guide to […]
UNSIN Festival Celebrates Independent Music in Miami
UNSIN, a new free festival in Miami celebrating independent, immigrant-made music, will launch Saturday, November […]
Source Amnesia – A Poem by Julie Marie Wade
The below poem “Source Amnesia” appears in the poetry collection Skirted. You can see Julie […]
Heisenberg at GableStage Delivers a Powerful Portrait of Relationships
Months ago, when GableStage announced its 2022-23 season, Heisenberg (its first play of the season) […]
Jorge Drexler on the Importance of Connection
Uruguayan musician Jorge Drexler is coming back to Miami on November 3 at the James […]