University of Miami

Clinic Owner to Testify Against Alex Rodriguez, Baseball Players in Performance-Enhancing Drug Scandal

New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez -- baseball's highest-paid player-- is reportedly facing a 100-game suspension from Major League Baseball if found to have used performance-enhancing drugs. About 20 athletes, including Milwaukee Brewer and University of Miami alum Ryan Braun, will reportedly ... More >>

Paul Pope, Embattled National Enquirer Heir, Arrested for Stalking

F. Scott Fitzgerald certainly laid it out best about the rich: they are different from you and me. The Palm Beach society battle between the heirs of the National Enquirerfortune has shifted into high-gear again. As well told you earlier this month, Paul Pope and his mother Lois have been playing ... More >>

University of Miami To File Motion to Dismiss NCAA Case

It looks like the University of Miami has enough already with the NCAA's shenanigans and will be formally filing a motion to have the NCAA's case against them dismissed. According to CBS.com, the motion will account for "recent revelations that the use of attorney Maria Elena Perez was beyond the s ... More >>

New Miami Dolphins Logo Leaked? Maybe, but Probably No

With the Miami Heat blowing NBA faces to smithereens and the University of Miami Men's hoop team getting a number-two seed for the NCAA tournament, the Miami Dolphins are left in the wake, wallowing in their spending spree for free-agent players who probably don't deserve all the money they're getti ... More >>

Alex Collins' Mom and Mike Dee Start a Fake Twitter Account

The local personalities, egos, and public figures who swung through the news cycle this week, ranked by New Times' crack research department using a highly scientific algorithm (i.e., taking the square root of the Sun Life Stadium upgrade price tag . . . err . . . which button is the square root? . ... More >>

Mother of Alex Collins, Star Plantation High Football Player, Ran Off With His Letter of Intent

Today is National Signing Day, the day when high school football stars declare which college they'll be attending. One of those players is South Plantation High five-star running back Alex Collins, who earlier this week committed to attend Arkansas over closer-to-home University of Miami. Turns ou ... More >>

New Times' Biogenesis Story: Extraordinary Attention and Denials

A story broken yesterday in New Times Broward-Palm Beach and Miami New Times has received astounding national and international attention.The piece, which employed hundreds of pages of handwritten notes to show that major sports stars had received performance-enhancing drugs from a Coral Gables clin ... More >>

Carlos Gimenez, Al Lamberti, and Alligator Gods Conspire Against Duke Basketball

The local personalities, egos, and public figures who swung through the news cycle this week, ranked by New Times' crack research department using a highly scientific algorithm. (i.e., "Is that a rhino in the Magic Eye? Can you see the rhino? No, not a kiwi, a rhino. Just give me the damned vaporiz ... More >>

A Professional Tailgater? Jeff Dockeray On Best Tailgaiting Products and How Florida Can Up Its Game

The last time Jeff Dockeray was in South Florida, he watched his prized New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl in 2009. While Doc, as he likes to be called, basks in the glory of his team winning the most important football game ever, he also remembers the tailgaters.  "There isn't a lot of spac ... More >>

FAU Ranked 31st on Annual Trojan Condoms Study

College students have a lot of sex. This much you already knew.But what you might not have known is that they're being smart about it. Especially here in Florida.Safe sex awwriiight!!Trojan Condoms did their annual rankings how healthy college students' sex life is on 141 U.S. colleges and universit ... More >>

Shake Shack To Open in Boca Raton

Shake Shack, the fast casual burger and fries restaurant chain by Danny Meyer, inspires carnivorous lust from the thousands of fans who wait in long lines for their fix of Shack burgers and concretes.

Rok:Brgr Burger Bar and Gastropub Expands to Miami...And Beyond

Fans of ROK:BRGR Burger Bar and Gastropub planning on traveling south of the border (to Miami) will soon find a welcome sight come the end of summer.  Owner Marc Falsetto chose South Miami as the location for his second ROK:BRGR for its close proximity to the University of Miami campus and upsc ... More >>

South Florida Journalist Missing In Libya

​Joe Raedle, a 45-year-old South Florida-based photographer for Getty Images has been missing since Saturday in Libya, along with two Agence France-Presse (AFP) journalists, Dave Clark, 38, and Roberto Schmidt, 45. They were last heard from on Friday night, when they emailed AFP with their plans t ... More >>

Surrogacy, From a Bioethics Perspective

via knowabouthealth.com​This week's cover story about a gay couple who had twins through surrogacy in Panama raises ethical questions inherent to the surrogacy process. Though the couple in the New Times feature took every precaution imaginable to ensure that agreements with their egg donor and su ... More >>

A Hallucinogen Called Ibogaine Has Helped Addicts Kick Heroin, Meth, and Everything in Between. Is it the Trip That Does the Trick?

Proposed Miami Skate Park Pits Skaters Against Preservationists

Reefer Revolution

Here's ground zero in the battle to decriminalize pot.

Viral Assassins

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson: The Next DeNiro?!?

FlickrThe truth hurts, too. And it says The Rock doesn't belong in a sentence with DeNiro.​This month's edition of Muscle & Fitness magazine tells the story of a man so devoted to his weightlifting regimen that he leaves his home in Davie and braves the 60-mile round trip to the University of ... More >>

Oliver Fist

Suicides From South Florida High-Rises Tell the Tales of Those Who Leaped to Their Deaths

Head Spins: Brian Hunker 

The rock 'n' roll-loving un-DJ.

Head Spins: DJ Billy Paul

Bringing the world to South Beach and beyond.

New Found Glory Never Fades

After 12 years, South Florida's best pop-punk export is still going strong.

Courthouse Surprise

Ian Richards bucked the ol' boys and ousted the incumbent judge

Wasserstrom Guilty

Letters for June 21 to 27, 2007

The Longest Yawn

Heavily padded football movie hits all the familiar notes.

Letters for November 3-9, 2005

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Cane-o-rama

Spring game gives fans something to cheer about

Ultimate Thrill

Throw Caution to the Sky

Fins Look for a Fix

Team trains with playoffs on the brain

Best News Anchor

Jackie Nespral Readers' Choice: Dwight Lauderdale, WPLG-TV (Channel 10)

Dog and Pony Show

The Derby on the telly, greyhounds on the track

Letters for September 19, 2002

Caveat voter

Beauty and the Books

The hometown heroine goes for the tiara at the Miss Florida USA pageant

First Stryke Policy

DJ Stryke plots a local dance music timeline

Whistling Dixie

Steve Morse gets Dreggy wit' it

Four-Track Therapy

Eric Alexandrakis's pop music remains eternally optimistic -- in sickness and in health

Get to the Light Stuff

Don't worry, get happy (if also a little numb) with these two neighboring shows in Coral Gables

Fair Game

A terrorism survivor and expert digs into the bin Laden dilemma

What a Mouthful!

With the founding of his own steak house, Howard Schnellenberger has finally arrived

Painting and Parking

A father and son paint the town not just red but green, blue, and more

Stage Fright

Musicians of the Florida Philharmonic were none too pleased by the settlement of this fall's strike

No Short Cut

City Theatre's Summer Shorts

Join the Club

Letters

Impeachment as Cache

If there's anyone who can feel Bill Clinton's pain, it's ousted-judge-turned-congressman Alcee Hastings

Night & Day

December 18-24, 1997