Category: Science

Gerardo Gutierrez was usually the first to arrive to Thanksgiving dinner, carrying bottles of wine and ready to help his eldest daughter, Ariane, with whatever she was cooking in the kitchen. “He was my go-to guy. If I forgot something, he would go get it,” she says. But he was like that year-round, too. A […]

When it launched in 2005, Design Miami was intended as a companion design fair to the internationally acclaimed Art Basel Miami Beach. But with Art Basel having gone virtual this year, the annual design fair and brainchild of Dacra’s Craig Robins, which is returning November 27 through December 6 as Design Miami/ Podium at the Moore Building, is […]

This weekend, order Brooklyn’s Van Leeuwen ice cream or doughnuts from the Salty straight to your door. Plus, 1-800-Lucky launches limited-edition cocktails, and the Lincoln Eatery hosts a boozy Sunday brunch. EXPAND Sip rum cocktails at 1-800-Lucky. Photo courtesy of 1-800-Lucky Thankful Tipples at 1-800-Lucky Hosted by Gio Gutierrez of @ChatChowTV, sip on fall-inspired cocktails […]

This year has been one for the books. Between a global pandemic that’s kept most people home for months at a time and it being an election year, chances are the tension levels at Thanksgiving this year might be higher than usual. When you’re done dodging your family’s questions and/or stress eating, a few Miami […]

As airline travel picks up this holiday season after a pandemic-induced lull, subcontracted workers at Miami International Airport (MIA) say their employer’s lack of health precautions could cause passengers to become sick amid the coronavirus pandemic. Employees of Eulen America, a contractor that provides security and cabin-cleaning services for airlines like American Airlines and Delta, […]

Black Friday: It used to be a day that dedicated shoppers would wake up at midnight to grab the biggest sales on TVs, appliances, and gifts galore. But thanks to the New Normal, retailers have turned the one-day sale into an extended event — perhaps to discourage people flocking to stores the day after Thanksgiving. […]

Even during a time when almost no one can agree upon anything else, it’s pretty much unanimous that 2020 has been a year. COVID-19 has turned a trip to Publix into the highlight of our week, especially back in March when the country entered a strict lockdown and the distraction we call sports became extinct. […]

Pastificio Propaganda, an inviting new Italian restaurant in Wynwood, offers a menu of modernized renditions of Southern Italian dishes, which speak to the Sicilian ancestry of its owner and general manager Fabrizio Gallina. “For the most part Italian cuisine in Miami is presented like it was 40 years ago, and if you don’t travel to […]

For the past ten years, blogger Stephanie Kienzle has written about politics and corruption in the cities of North Miami and North Miami Beach — places that don’t often get much coverage from traditional media. She says she earns no revenue from her site and actually pays thousands of dollars each year to operate and maintain […]

From the Burning Man playas to the Magic City, the unspoiled sound of Acid Pauli (AKA Martin Gretschmann) rings eternal — with a name like Acid Pauli, it comes with the terrain. For nearly 30 years, Gretschmann has been serenading crowds far and wide with a sound entirely his own. Few DJs can warm up […]