In this election cycle of discontent, third party candidates are making waves. So we broke down exactly how important third parties can be in deciding an election, especially in temperamental swing state, Florida.
Cuban exiles in Miami might be surrounded by signs of home (croquetas and cafecitos), but nothing is quite like Cuba. We sat down with writer Cristina Garcia to talk “life on the hyphen.”
After an accident left him a quadriplegic, David McCauley turned to art to heal. Now he’s leading art therapy workshops and creating his own original work here in Miami.
It’s not easy renting in Miami–landlords hold a majority of state power over tenants. And it shows: evictions seem to be happening left and right in the rapidly changing Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods. Here’s our guide to help you better protect yourself.
Looking for a cheap place to eat while you stroll through Wynwood? We’ve got you covered. Here are five of the tastiest and cheapest spots to nom in the neighborhood.
When you picture the South Beach boardwalk, you picture skaters in bikinis and cutoff shorts. Meet Amit Klein, who has made it his mission to make that part of that South Beach life.
With flights as low as $76 one way, it’s no surprise that everyone wants to visit Cuba nowadays. But the Castro regime remains oppressive, which makes being a tourist a little, er, awkward. Here are some tips for being a socially conscious visitor to Cuba.
