Ballet Twins: Two Sets of Siblings on What It’s Like Becoming Professionals Side by Side
Ballet is already a competitive world, but how do you dance alongside
October 25, 2019
The Florida Aquarium’s Research Could Have Major Implications for Coral Reef Restoration
One day in early April, coral scientists at
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Sex Lives and Video Chat: Single Miamians Get Resourceful During the Pandemic
A couple of Saturdays ago, Hector, a Miamian in
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Artist Xavier Cortada Is Asking Miamians to Plant the City’s First Urban Mangrove Forest
From street flooding after summer rainstorms to
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Misael Soto’s New Installation in Collins Park Takes on Climate Change
Entering Department of Reflection, a new art installation in Miami
October 17, 2019
Jazz Singer Melinda Rodriguez Represents Miami on The Voice
Melinda Rodriguez wants to make “real, old-school jazz” cool again. The
October 15, 2019
Artist Xavier Cortada Is Asking Miamians to Plant the City’s First Urban Mangrove Forest
From street flooding after summer rainstorms to king tide deluges in Miami
September 25, 2019
Review: Dorian Electra Kicks Off First Headlining Tour at Gramps
Early Sunday night at Gramps in Wynwood, the outdoor bar and concert area
September 9, 2019
Trance Duo Cosmic Gate Reflects on its 20-Year Career
When German DJs Claus Terhoeven and Stefan Bossems (AKA Nic Chagall and
August 29, 2019
Exhibit “If Seats Could Talk” Repurposes Miami Marine Stadium Chairs
Artist Monique Lassooij once tried to sneak into Miami Marine Stadium. The
August 22, 2019
Sonya Tayeh Is Done Proving Herself, But Never Done Growing
When Sonya Tayeh saw Moulin Rouge! for the first time, on opening
July 15, 2019
How Bohemian Rhapsody Changed Shows for the Cover Band Absolute Queen
Martyn Jenkins, the lead singer of the Florida-based tribute band Absolute
July 8, 2019
Sebastian Grey on His Project Runway Win and Leaving His Comfort Zone
Jhoan “Sebastian” Grey still remembers the design advice he got from one of
June 25, 2019