If your summer calendar is looking a little empty, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is making sure there is no excuse to stay home. From drag, dance, gospel and flamenco to Broadway favorites, comedy and wellness-centered experiences, the downtown Miami arts hub is packing the season with performances that feel equal parts celebration, culture and community.
According to what you read in the check-out line at the grocery store this week, another celebrity has released a tell-all.
Something comfortable enough to accommodate an extra serving of hash browns, yet chic enough for the photo ops.
About 45 years ago, a mysterious “plague” was gripping the gay community and the band Talking Heads was pioneering new wave music. These events, along with his surroundings of greater Boston, were key factors in Gregg Shapiro’s formative years.
"Girls Like Us" is the sequel to "Some Girls Do." Read more about it down below.
Steamy Lit in the Miami Springs area was the ultimate place to host a Julie Murphy talk for her first book in the rom-com trilogy, Student Union.
ArtBuzz Theatrics is going back and recreating the 1998 production of “Cabaret,” opening at Empire Stage on June 12 and running through June 28.
Comic book fans, clear some room on those pull lists because DC is not playing around this summer.
Few films loom as large in Hollywood mythology as “Sunset Boulevard,” Billy Wilder’s 1950 portrait of fame, vanity, and the industry’s brutal disregard for aging stars.
For Clark Samuel, consistently reimagining the Miami-based brand SAMMY is a crucial part of the design process.
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