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Gaston de la Vega returned to a set of recordings made by his former band The Stop Motion, a group from Miami’s music scene ...

Miami runs on its own rhythm, but when it comes to traffic stops, the Florida Statutes don't care about the vibe. The rules ...

GableStage’s 2025–26 season reaches a regional climax with “Prayer for the French Republic” by Joshua Harmon. The sprawling, ...

Ahoy and welcome aboard the Jitney Spring 2026 Miami concert preview. We'll walk you through all the must see shows of the ...

When Les Standiford received the offer to direct the Creative Writing program at Florida International University, ...

The New World Symphony BLUE Project will challenge any preconceived notions of what you thought a night at the symphony was ...

There’ll probably be a bunch of stories coming out about the permanent closing of Bar Nancy. The pirate haunt of Calle Ocho.

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“…The time may have come when the issue of race could benefit from a period of ‘benign neglect.’” – Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan to President Richard ...

Like members of just about any ethnic group, Cuban-Americans, are generally represented in literature, film and television as caricatured stereotypes. The men are often depicted as hot-headed and rife ...