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Get us in your inbox: miaminewtimes.com/newsletters When New Times purchased a small fortnightly newspaper in late 1987, the Miami metropolitan area was served by two dailies, populated with aging retirees, begging for tourists, and struggling to invent a place called South Beach. Today the Latin beat remains, but a couple of other things have cha

nged. The median age has dropped dramatically. Tourists come to play all year round. South Beach's nightlife scene is world famous. And Miami New Times, now with a circulation of more than 70,000, has become the region's essential compendium of news and information for residents and visitors alike. Drawing on the talents of an accomplished editorial staff recruited from all across the country, New Times has established a reputation for compelling stories ignored or overlooked by major media, for insightful coverage of local arts and entertainment, and for unflinching exposure of Miami's steamy political life. That reputation for high-caliber journalism has spread beyond South Florida. The paper has won more than seventy first-place awards for editorial excellence, statewide and nationally. Miami New Times is still young and dynamic. And of course, like the city it serves, it moves to a Latin beat.

A popular Barcelona noodle spot for ramen, fried rice, and noodles has just opened its second U.S. location at Aventura ...
23/01/2025

A popular Barcelona noodle spot for ramen, fried rice, and noodles has just opened its second U.S. location at Aventura Mall

A beloved family-run Italian restaurant in Miami is suffering yet again after it was vandalized for the sixth time in a ...
23/01/2025

A beloved family-run Italian restaurant in Miami is suffering yet again after it was vandalized for the sixth time in a year.

Tarrio suggested that media stop labeling him the "former leader" of the Proud Boys, calling the group "our organization...
23/01/2025

Tarrio suggested that media stop labeling him the "former leader" of the Proud Boys, calling the group "our organization."

From best restaurants to wine programs, five Miami restaurants and one Miami chef have been recognized as 2025 semifinal...
23/01/2025

From best restaurants to wine programs, five Miami restaurants and one Miami chef have been recognized as 2025 semifinalists.

Five Miami restaurants and a chef have been named James Beard Award 2025 semifinalists, one of the most prestigious honors.

"It was felt that this was an anniversary that deserved to be commemorated, partly because a lot of the survivors who mi...
23/01/2025

"It was felt that this was an anniversary that deserved to be commemorated, partly because a lot of the survivors who might still be alive probably won't be for very much longer."

Orlando Jacinto García's Prohibido is centered around the impacts of the Holocaust.

As Jerry Reed sang in the 1970 classic "Amos Moses," "It ain't legal huntin' alligators down in the swamp, boy."
23/01/2025

As Jerry Reed sang in the 1970 classic "Amos Moses," "It ain't legal huntin' alligators down in the swamp, boy."

The man took the gator's tail, hide, and meat, while its skull apparently had "significant blunt force trauma."

"They don't want us here."These words, spoken by the architect László Tóth (Adrien Brody) in a fit of paranoid rage near...
23/01/2025

"They don't want us here."

These words, spoken by the architect László Tóth (Adrien Brody) in a fit of paranoid rage near the end of Brady Corbet's The Brutalist, have stayed with me since I saw the nearly four-hour epic.

This sweeping tale of an architect's struggle to find the American Dream is one of the year's best films.

The 37th edition of Premio Lo Nuestro is set to return on February 20, broadcasting live from the Kesaya Center in downt...
23/01/2025

The 37th edition of Premio Lo Nuestro is set to return on February 20, broadcasting live from the Kesaya Center in downtown Miami

Premio Lo Nuestro will broadcast live on February 20 from the Kesaya Center in downtown Miami.

In what seems like the blink of an eye, Miami has lost more than a dozen legendary local landmarks in the culinary realm...
23/01/2025

In what seems like the blink of an eye, Miami has lost more than a dozen legendary local landmarks in the culinary realm — not including the 13 iconic spots the Magic City lost in 2024.

From landmark spots like the Forge and Van D**e Cafe to gems like Gigi and Soyka, here are the best bygone Miami restaurants.

From Miami's oldest coffeehouse founded in 1997 to newcomers like Emissary and Navi, here are the 11 best Miami coffee s...
23/01/2025

From Miami's oldest coffeehouse founded in 1997 to newcomers like Emissary and Navi, here are the 11 best Miami coffee shops.

The mayor's appearance raises questions about his ongoing relationship with the repressive Saudi regime.
23/01/2025

The mayor's appearance raises questions about his ongoing relationship with the repressive Saudi regime.

Drag Race watch party, Tiësto at Space, Monster Jam, and more events in Miami this weekend that you won't want to miss.
23/01/2025

Drag Race watch party, Tiësto at Space, Monster Jam, and more events in Miami this weekend that you won't want to miss.

RaMell Ross came across plenty of disturbing facts while making his new film Nickel Boys about two young men's attempts ...
23/01/2025

RaMell Ross came across plenty of disturbing facts while making his new film Nickel Boys about two young men's attempts to survive in a juvenile prison in Jim Crow-era Florida. In terms of sheer outrageous depravity, however, one takes the cake.

Based on Tallahassee's notorious Dozier School reformatory, the film was shot entirely from the survivors' points of view.

When two girls cut Mark Roher in line for the carving station at a wedding at Boca Lago Country Club on Saturday, Januar...
23/01/2025

When two girls cut Mark Roher in line for the carving station at a wedding at Boca Lago Country Club on Saturday, January 18, the South Florida attorney flew into a rage.

A fight broke out at a wedding at Boca Lago Country Club after two young girls cut Mark Roher in line for the buffet.

The not-yet-built mansion aims to break the current home sale record of $238 million set by billionaire Ken Griffin.
23/01/2025

The not-yet-built mansion aims to break the current home sale record of $238 million set by billionaire Ken Griffin.

Manatees have been a common sight along the docks and shallow waters surrounding the Black Point Marina, which is the la...
23/01/2025

Manatees have been a common sight along the docks and shallow waters surrounding the Black Point Marina, which is the largest public marina located in Miami.

Hoping to spot a manatee in Miami and having no luck? You might just be looking in the wrong places!

Accessible design, complimentary workshops, and convenient pickup options await at the new Downtown store.
23/01/2025

Accessible design, complimentary workshops, and convenient pickup options await at the new Downtown store.

From Hyde Beach to Daer, soak in the rays at Miami's best dayclubs.
23/01/2025

From Hyde Beach to Daer, soak in the rays at Miami's best dayclubs.

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If you've been on the hunt for manatees in Miami without any luck, chances are you've been searching in the wrong places — or during the wrong time of the year. View our manatee map: miaminewtimes.com/news/where-to-see-manatees-in-miami-21821544

As we reflect on the stories we've shared this year, we're excited to bring even more to you in 2025. If you enjoy the stories we cover, please consider contributing to our end-of-year campaign at https://bit.ly/3ZobH7t

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Today is #GivingTuesday. We in the news business like to think of it as #GivingNewsDay. If you feel we succeeded this year in sharing the stories of our community, we hope you’ll consider making a contribution to our organization today. In order to meet our end-of-the-year campaign goal of $15,000, we need to raise $1,500 by the end of today. Help us continue giving back to our city. This #GivingNewsDay, can we count on you? Support us at bit.ly/3CLXGJ6

This year’s election will transform life in Florida and across the nation in myriad ways. That’s why our writers have been working so hard on so many fronts to bring you the independent, eye-opening coverage you expect from New Times. We’re committed to doing much more, before and after November 5, but we need your help. We hope to raise $2,750 in our membership drive this election cycle. By becoming a member, you help ensure we have the resources to keep producing independent journalism that produces the stories you won’t find anywhere else. 🗞️ Read and share our election coverage at miaminewtimes.com, and consider supporting our newsroom at bit.ly/3YfXTv7

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us at our Books & Books event! It was wonderful to see familiar and new faces in the crowd. Members received a free signed book and a poster. Become a member to support our journalism and get future perks like this one at miaminewtimes.com/support. If you weren’t able to make it, we hope you’ll join us at next month's Miami Book Fair, where we’ll reconvene for another Cocaine Cowboys panel. On November 17, join Jim DeFede, Billy Corben, Alfred Spellman, and Tom Finkel as they share their memories of Miami in the 1990s and delve into the stories behind the rise and fall of Willy Falcon and Sal Magluta. Don’t miss it!

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