The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau’s 11th annual Miami Spice promotion is offering a little, ahem, spice this year.
Kung Fu Kitchen & Sushi is reviving that decade-old titillation, naked sushi.
The restaurant at the Catalina Hotel, 1720 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach, will provide “an attractive male or female — tastefully but scantily dressed” in sushi and sashimi for up to 10 people.
Cost is $500 per human platter.
Here’s how the DCF investigation into Catalina Marista Bruno’s fitness to care for her 1-year-old got it wrong.
The ABC series ‘Splash’ could bring renewed interest in South Florida youth diving clubs such as Miami Diving.
Miami Gardens will pay a local business $40,000 to close for one month in order to complete construction on a city road.
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