Little Havana

Ketchy Shuby Takes Miami's Downtown Soul Worldwide

Miami Marlins Keep Lying About Stadium

Cuban Radio Is Dying Because of Aging Hardliners and Miami's Changing Market

Where Are the Women in the Kitchen?

​Back in 2008, I started spending almost as much time in restaurant kitchens as in restaurant dining rooms. What struck me was how few women work the hot line. The reasons are apparent: The hours are insane. The pay is middling. The work is grueling. Cooking in a competitive, cutthroat environment ... More >>

Holiday Gifts: For the Locavore

​If supporting local farmers, artisans, and small businesses are among your priorities, we've round up a handful of food- and drink-focused gifts to focus on local. Knife skills classKnife skills and knife care are among the most essential skills in the kitchen. Allow your favorite budding ch ... More >>

Herman Cain Train Rolling Through South Florida on Wednesday; Three Events for Free

"The man who's been shoutin' the number nine in your TV."​GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain -- or as Mike Tyson calls him, "The man who's been shoutin' the number nine in your TV" -- is scheduled to make four stops around South Florida on Wednesday.Three of those events will be free, but the ... More >>

Five Valentine's Day Gifts for Foodies

Flickr/Chrishermmerly Set off fireworks this V-Day​Valentine's Day is coming and you've yet to get a gift for your favorite foodie. You could buy some flowers at the drug store - if you never want them to speak to you again. Fortunately, there are a lot of great and interesting gift options ... More >>

Samuel Adams Octoberfest in Miami This Saturday

​If we're not underwater come Saturday, get out to Ponce Circle Park in Coral Gables (2800 Ponce de Leon Blvd.) for the inaugural Samuel Adams Octoberfest in Miami. The Octoberfest celebration starts at 2 p.m. and runs till midnight. It's the best excuse to drink in a public park since you were in ... More >>

Five Questions With Cuci Amador of Afrobeta

On NBC Prime Time, Fort Lauderdale Cast as the Poor Man's Thailand

Flickr User: jojo_is_cuteRyan from The Office dazzled by Fort LauderdaleHalfway through this past week's episode of NBC's The Office, while the Michael Scott Paper Co.'s three employees sit on the floor of their closet turned headquarters, swapping stories of personal failure, the character Ryan off ... More >>

Side Dish

Barely Known Florida Marlins Leave State to Become Little Havana Marlins

The Little Havana Marlins begin the big move.The Marlins finally got the new stadium the team has sought for a decade, meaning the team will now depart the State of Florida for Little Havana. The team will leave Dolphin Stadium, with its proximity to Broward and Palm Beach counties, in 2012. And wit ... More >>

Marlins Club President Resorts to Panhandling, Post Writer Not Afraid of Racist Label

Sure, things will be different in Little Havana.Florida Marlins club president David Samson says he expects the team would be selling out every game if it moves into a proposed new stadium in Little Havana in 2012. And with that statement, it became clear that the Florida Marlins club president Davi ... More >>

Marlins Release Plans for Dark Helmet Stadium, Cloned Dogs to Play in Boca

The Florida Marlins have released the final plans on a $515 million retractable-roof stadium. Hoping to convince lawmakers to approve the plans, architects apparently cut corners on things like aesthetics and looks and curb appeal. It's not that the Marlins stadium will be the ugliest thing in Littl ... More >>

Power to the People

The best local albums of 2008

Cuban Drama Queen Lives Again at Viernes Culturales

La Lupe, the patron saint of Cuba's Latin soul movement is being immortalized in film.La Mala is a Spanish drama based on the life of Guadalupe Yoli Raymond and named after one of La Lupe's most famous songs. In it, Miami's own Lena Burke puts on a hell of a performance trying to imitate La Lupe's t ... More >>

Hit It!

Miami's Suénalo shines on and off the stage

The Revolution is Now

Last Night: Jose Gonzalez at the Manuel Artime Theatre

Havana Is Open

And you don't need a boat to get there

Miami Foods to be Thankful For: Nacatamale Season

Page Turner

The Miami Book Fair proves yet again that we really do love us some book

Sock It to Him

Adiós, Fidel

And hello again. Why Broward-Palm Beach immigrant groups are tired of the endless Castro drama.

The Nyquil Made Him Do It

The Queen Batch

Wednesday Run-Up

Quantifying The Castro Effect

All that Jazz

Little Havana lands in Delray

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Really Big Show

The Miami film festival goes global

PS: I Love You

One last performance for a captive audience

Best Latin Supermarket

Santa Barbara Grocery

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Vida Blue

The Illustrated Band (Sanctuary Records)

Best Coffeehouse

Tulipan Bakery

The Search for Cool

In which Bandwidth desperately strives to chill out

Best Acoustic Performer

Bill Cruz

El Béisbolista

No one has lived through more of South Florida's baseball past than Vicente Lopez

Love This Mutha

DJ Le Spam goes at the beat guerrilla-style

Real-Time Car Talk

The Mad Cat experience Here in My Car

Culture Shock

An Evening of Hispanic Arts

Doing Elián's Bidding

Looking for a little piece of the little feller's legacy before he heads back into Castro's clutches? Just check in with eBay.

Speaking in Tongues

Ceremonia Inconclusa (Unfinished Ceremony)

Equal-Opportunity Dissident

Julian Jorge Reyes was a child of Castro's revolution who turned against his leader. Now he's taking on el exilio.

Rick Sanchez Godless Communist

In the ultimate Channel 7 report, the news team discovers a Cuban double agent in our midst.

A Family Portrait

Meet Luis and José Cid, Elian Gonzalez's cousins, just a couple of good, old-fashioned American criminals

Coffin Corner

Sick of coughing up big money for funerals? New retail stores are offering prices to die for.

Doo-wop Fantástico

Los Zafiros: The Drifters of Cuban music

Winds of Change