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Interview With Ron DeSantis' "Chief Tormentor"

Interview With Ron DeSantis' "Chief Tormentor"

Six Kicks Off South Florida's Broadway Season

Six Kicks Off South Florida's Broadway Season

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The Womack Sisters' Debut EP Does Their Family Legacy Proud

By David Rolland
Sep 12, 2022

BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack have deep family connections with greats from soul music's past.
Daryl Hall Will Put His Solo Work Center Stage at Hard Rock Live

By David Rolland
Jul 21, 2022

Even as part of Hall & Oates, Daryl Hall pursued a solo career.
Marky's Executive Chef Buddha Lo Shares the Secrets to Winning Top Chef

By Jen Karetnick
Jul 21, 2022

To win Top Chef, you need a few things in your toolkit.
The Pandemic-Era Rise of Talkin’ Tacos

By Jesse Scott
Apr 19, 2022

The story of some of the best tacos in town stars two high school buddies — and incredible perseverance.
Shaped by His Time on The Voice, Pxtn Releases New Single, "Looking"

By David Rolland
Apr 19, 2022

The former contestant on The Voice is ready to share his new single with the world.
The Darkness Continues to Champion for Silly Rock 'n' Roll

By David Rolland
Mar 24, 2022

The Darkness rebels against rock music that takes itself too seriously.
Rick Ross Is Still Reminding Everyone to Never Stop Hustlin'

By Stevenson Altidor
Mar 11, 2022

Rick Ross is a master at making his audience feel like the hero in their own story.
As Gus Dapperton's Career Progresses, So Does His Musical Process

By Sofia Andrade
Mar 7, 2022

Gus Dapperton is difficult to define. That's on purpose.
Despite His Many Years Doing Late-Night, Bill Maher Still Believes in Standup

By Nicholas Olivera
Mar 1, 2022

Florida fit the criteria Bill Maher looked for when selecting a location to film his upcoming HBO special.
For Samland, Director Juan Pablo Reyes Finds Inspiration Growing Up in Miami

By David Rolland
Feb 23, 2022

Samland is based on the stories Juan Pablo Reyes heard growing up in Miami.
Local Actors Lead Dear Evan Hansen at the Arsht Center

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Feb 17, 2022

Christopher Anthony and Ciara Alyse Harris star in the touring production of Dear Evan Hansen.
Stop Calling $not an Emo Rapper

By Olivier Lafontant
Feb 17, 2022

$not prides himself on putting his own spin on the conventional tropes of contemporary rap.
iCarly Star Reed Alexander Takes on a New Role at the University of Miami

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Feb 17, 2022

In many ways, Reed Alexander is Nevel Papperman, the poshly formal and comically vengeful antagonist on iCarly.
Folk Legend Judy Collins Is Set to Release Her First Album of All Original Songs, Spellbound

By David Rolland
Jan 10, 2022

Spellbound is Judy Collins' 29th album — but the first where she wrote every single song.
Meet the "Chief Chickenologist" behind Chicken Kitchen

By Nicole Danna
Jan 4, 2022

"Before the Chipotle burrito bowl or Pollo Tropical Tropi-Chop, there was the Chicken Kitchen Chop-Chop."
Hyperpop Champions 100 Gecs Are Reshaping Music in Their Own Maximalist Image

By Jose D. Duran
Nov 2, 2021

100 Gecs music sounds like a joke — but Dylan Brady and Laura Les are dead serious.
Drink Champs Reigns as the Top Music Podcast in the Game

By Tony M. Centeno
Oct 12, 2021

Drink Champs has become a hub for hip-hop legends.
Zoetic Stage Pieces Together Frankenstein at the Arsht Center

By Nicholas Olivera
Oct 1, 2021

Science isn't the monster in Nick Dear's Frankenstein — it's man.
State Champs Goes Back to Its Punk-Pop Roots Ahead of the Pure Noise Records Tour

By Sophia Medina
Sep 23, 2021

State Champs has been riding through the punk-pop scene since 2010.
Lindsey Buckingham and Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" Was Recorded at Miami's Criteria Studios

By Jessica Gibbs
Sep 23, 2021

Miami holds a special place in Fleetwood Mac history.

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