UF Students Renew Calls to Rename Buildings Honoring Segregationists
After years of student-led efforts to rename the buildings, a new petition is circulating once again.
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Five Things to Distract South Florida Sports Fans From The Reality That 2020 Is the Worst
Whenever you need a little break from the news, just remember that Tua Tagovailoa is the quarterback of the Miami Dolphins.
Johann C. Muñoz’s Virtual Exhibit Works Like a Global Game of Telephone
In “a_part: A Quarantine Collaboration,” each artist’s submission must build on or draw from the one that preceded it.
Where to Donate in Support of South Florida’s Black Community
Allies can show solidarity with the black community by providing long-term financial support.
Marisa Tomei Reigns in The King of Staten Island
The King of Staten Island feels derivative of Judd Apatow’s past work.
Drive-In Movie Theaters Pop Up Across Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Drive-ins are tailor-made for our current age of social distancing,
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State Guidelines Keep Miami Tattoo Shops in Reopening Purgatory
Floridians can get drive-thru Botox injections, but sitting for a tattoo session remains a no-go.
The Sunny Project Unites Florida Photographers to Raise Funds for COVID-19 Relief
Florida photographers come together to help struggling mothers during the pandemic.
Juggerknot Theater Introduces a New Virtual Performance, A Long Distance Affair
A Long Distance Affair brings together actors — and audiences — from around the world.
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Comic Anthology Sun and Sand Captures South Florida’s Wonderful Weirdness
A new comic anthology is amplifying local artists.
Dead Sea Soul: Zach Schwartz Turns Skeletons Into Sculptures
Zachary Schwartz’s painstaking reconstructions have given him a deeper appreciation for aquatic life.
The Tranz Form Invites Viewers to Learn About and Celebrate the Trans Experience
The Tranz Form is a new YouTube docuseries that aims to highlight and celebrate the lives of trans people of color.
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The Infiltrators Exposes Hard Truths About Immigration in America
This week’s virtual screening of The Infiltrators sheds light on the plight of undocumented detainees.
Poet Aja Monet Launches Holistic Online Reading Series: “Healing Should Never Be Commodified”
Caribbean-American poet and Little Haiti activist Aja Monet has taken up the proverbial gauntlet.
Go Behind the Scenes of Florida Grand Opera’s Extravagant Productions
Florida Grand Opera created six mini-concerts using footage from past rehearsals that it will be releasing weekly.
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South Florida Couple Goes Viral After Offering Free Virtual Photo Shoots
Still, as the coronavirus crisis continues, artists and entrepreneurs alike are finding ingenious ways to circumvent isolation.
Foster Pets Are the Perfect Companions for Our Social Distancing
Because more people are working from home because of the coronavirus crisis, many are deciding to foster shelter pets in need.
South Florida Theater Companies Plan for Their Next Act
“We’re in a zombie apocalypse movie without the zombies.”
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Marco Rubio’s Brother-in-Law Dealt Coke With the Miami Drug Lord From Tiger King
Mario Tabraue’s tale has all the classic marks of a great Miami crime story. And there’s another interesting layer: a connection to U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida.
Get Back Into Reading During the Coronavirus Shutdown
If you’re returning to the world of reading after a long hiatus, it may be daunting to start.
Stream Your Favorite Movies and Shows for Free While You’re Stuck at Home
From Showtime to Shudder, plenty of streaming services are offering pretty amazing deals in light of the COVID-19 crisis making everyone housebound.
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The Ten Best TV Shows and Movies to Stream This Week
Goodfellas, Space Jam, and HBO’s new show The Plot Against America are among New Times’ favorite additions to streaming services this week.