Don’t Mess with Texas… or Afghanistan
These last few weeks have been a whirlwind on all fronts. On top of normalizing […]
Ten Questions with Casa Tiki’s Rick Sarille
Rick Sarille and his partners in the Homecookin’ Hospitality Group, the brain trust behind local […]
A Q&A with Miami Beach Reggae Fest’s Eddy Morillo
What first got you into music? Eddy Morillo: My dad was a musician and a […]
South Florida’s Seasons
Those wondrous seasons — winter, spring, summer and fall, have inspired centuries of vibrant poems. […]
Spirit and the Cosmic Heart Make Beautiful Jangle Rock
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. A black screen sits silent […]
Lolita Can and Should Be Freed by the Miami Seaquarium
Last week when The Jitney posted an article about the new owners of the Miami […]
Candyman Is a Sour Disappointment. The Lost Leonardo Paints a Portrait of the Art World.
The most interesting thing about the new Candyman movie is that they decided to set […]
Museum Park Is Breathtaking
Museum Park is both breathtaking and pristine. The use of this public space in our […]
Miami Seaquarium New Ownership Will Keep Lolita Locked Up
Anyone who has driven down the Rickenbacker Causeway over the past decade has seen the […]
The Night One Percent Became Leonard Skinner
In 1968, the psychedelic era arrived in Jacksonville, Florida, on a wave of Orange Sunshine. […]