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RAW Recap: Art, Fashion, Music, and a Katana
More than 400 people attended the first RAW Miami event, a showcase of 20+ emerging local artists. -- photo by Jesse Meadows
Wednesday night’s RAW Miami premier at The Stage was an eclectic showcase of local, emerging talent that featured seven visual artists, three bands, two live body [...]
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Instapix Pic of the Week
Instapix offers a panoramic view of Miami through the eyes of its most passionate observers. To view the full gallery, visit beachedmiami.com/instapix. The photo below is by @spacyt.
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Bond No. 9 Personal Appearance
If you love the Bond No. 9 fragrance line as much as I do and you live in the Miami area, you can catch fragrance creator Laurice Rahme at the Dadeland Mall Saks Fifth Avenue location on Friday, May 11 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 12 from [...]
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shop wisely for prepaid cards
I love my Mami. Last Summer, we moved 3000 miles away from her. My Mother would say that I was her ‘brazo derecho’ but it is a lot of pressure to be your Mom’s right arm. It was not easy to leave her and even harder since at the same [...]
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Bloom in Blue: Beach House at the Fillmore
Bathed in blue, Beach House performed tracks off of their upcoming album, Bloom, at the Fillmore Miami Beach. -- photo by Alex Broadwell
Bright lights and gauzy smoke made for a dreamy Tuesday night at the Fillmore, with Baltimore’s atmospheric Beach House playing to a mostly packed house.
The [...]
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The Female Orgasm
The Unicorn. The Yeti. The Female Orgasm. Three of the most elusive things that have been thought myth but some people swear by them. The Female Orgasm is considered useless because it serves no purpose in the sexual act. While a man’s orgasm is the delivery system for one of [...]
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Vacation Detour
While Tony and I were packing for the Caribbean last week, our vacation had very different plans in mind. We showed up at the Port of Miami with our bags packed only to be turned away because our ship was apparently oversold and someone forgot to call us and [...]
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Art Walk Guide: ‘Live…Suburbia!’, ‘Fictional Eyes’, Hobnobbing
The food truck roundup that usually accompanies Art Walk may be cancelled once again this month, but several Wynwood galleries are still serving up promising new exhibitions. Here’s what’s on our radar.
Live…Suburbia! @ Workshop Collective
The show’s own description does a pretty good job: “Live…Suburbia! is a [...]
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Cyclists ride in Rocafort's memory
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Hundreds of cyclists turned out on Sunday to honor cyclist Miguel Rocafort and appeal for the driver who struck him down on March 31 to surrender to police.
"We'd like to encourage the guy who hit Miguel to turn himself in," said Eli Stiers, chairman of SafeStreetsMiami, [...]From Green Mobility Network - Active personal transportation for a better South Florida at May 07, 2012, 3:01pm in Living, Environment
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The New Sex Education
Sex Education is many things but thorough is not one of them. Sex Education is taught primarily in most public schools in grades 4/5, 7/8 and high school. The curriculum varies throughout the US but focuses on certain topics involving sexuality specifically gender roles, relationships, avoiding pregnancy and STDs. The [...]
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