Ocean Drive Reopens for Cars Just in Time for Spring Break
After a year and a half of Ocean Drive being closed to cars, Miami Beach’s […]
The Birdcage Is a Miami Movie that Aged Like Milk
The Birdcage feels contradictory. On one hand, it gives us a rather progressive, diverse, and […]
Jitney Books Is Vending at Ft Lauderdale’s Indie Craft Bazaar January 29
If you’re reading this post, you already know The Jitney is a blog. But did […]
Bookmobile Provides Miami Residents a Library Experience on Wheels
Miami-Dade Public Library System provides our community with a ton of great resources, South Floridians […]
Mary May I – How Can I Get Myself Focused?
Welcome to Mary May I where Mary C. Smith dispenses all types of wisdom. If […]
Omer Yurtseven Needs Minutes
Omer Yurtseven needs minutes. Omer Yurtseven deserves minutes. He is a double- double machine. Yet he […]
Erik Spoelstra Has Become Don Shula
While none of us were paying attention Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra has quietly become […]
homework Closing Party Features Q&A with Andrew McLees
The nomadic art gallery known as homework will close its debut exhibition in Miami with […]
Against All Odds: Surviving the Holocaust Premieres at Miami Jewish Film Festival
Against All Odds: Surviving the Holocaust is my second film about the Holocaust. It was […]
Gordon Parks – His Weapon Against Racism Was a $7.50 Camera
As we mourn the loss of pioneering actor Sidney Poitier, who died in Los Angeles […]