Living

In the movies, the world has already ended. Here’s Cyclops (Tye Sheridan) and Jean (Sophie Turner) in a scene from “X Men: Apocalypse.”

Hurricanes not enough? Now, word comes that the world’s ending on Saturday

Christian researcher David Meade predicts that apocalypse is now as of Sept. 23, when the world is due to end with tsunamis and earthquakes.

Advice

Hurricane Irma paralyzed the Keys’ fishing industry, the second-largest industry in the island chain, and wrecked the commercial lobster trapping industry. If you see Florida spiny lobster on a menu, you can bet it’s frozen.

Food & Drink

Fresh Florida lobster won’t be easy to find after Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma paralyzed the Keys’ fishing industry, the second-largest economic engine in the island chain, and wrecked the $50 million a year commercial lobster business. If you see Florida spiny lobster on a menu, you can bet it’s frozen.

Chef Doug Rodriguez, who has been cooking side-by-side with chefs in Cuba and leading cultural exchanges for three years, discusses the state of Cuban cuisine with culinary podcast The Sporkful, which will be available online Sept. 25.

Food & Drink

Who has the best Cuban food, Miami or Havana?

A new episode of the award-winning podcast The Sporkful came to Miami to ask that very question. The episode will be available for download Sept. 25.

Our gorilla trek into the wilds of Uganda’s Bwindi National Impenetrable Forest brought us face-to-face with the 15-member Rushegura group, including this mother and baby.

Travel

Uganda’s mountain gorillas come far closer than we expect. And that’s a good thing

In Uganda, mountain gorillas come far closer than we expect. And that’s a good thing.

Home & Garden

Hot Property: Plus-size is fit for a supermodel

LOS ANGELES – Cindy Crawford has gone shopping on L.A.'s Westside.

Pets

Virginia Beach woman chartered plane to rescue 300 animals as Hurricane Maria bore down on Caribbean

Sali Gear thought she had time to plan the largest animal rescue mission she's ever taken on.

Food & Drink

Death Wish Coffee can be a little too true to the name. That’s why it’s recalled.

Death Wish Coffee recalled its Death Wish Nitro Cold Brew because the process used to make it can lead to the coffee breeding botulism, the potentially fatal food poisoning.

Fashion

King of Vintage: Shopping tips from Cameron Silver

For celebrity stylist Cameron Silver, clothing isn't just something to wear. It's a piece of history.

Home & Garden

On Gardening: Fall in love with Patti Faye the most exquisite deodar cedar

It's funny about 4 1/2 years ago I wrote an article titled "Deodar Cedar Simply Unbeatable in the Winter Landscape." That still holds true, but I would like to suggest a new title "Patti Faye Deodar Cedar Simply Unbeatable in the Landscape."

Food & Drink

What Irma taught us: How to pair wine with a hurricane

We put up the shutters and evacuated. Next time, though, we’ll know which wines go best with a hurricane.

It’s National Child Passenger Safety Week. Check your car seats.

Miami Beach

She put the child in the Lyft. Before she came back, the Lyft left with baby on board

A Lyft driver drove off from a Miami neighborhood with a 2-year-old in the back seat Wednesday morning. Police found the toddler later at the child’s daycare.

You can make this version of sweet and sour chicken faster than you can have it delivered.

Dinner in Minutes

Try this easy version of sweet and sour chicken

You can make this sweet and sour chicken recipe faster than you can order delivery.

Greg Cote

Straws! What are they good for? Absolutely nuthin! (Say it again)

There ought to be laws against straws, those mostly unnecessary plastic tubes whose only real purpose is to pollute the Earth. Or so says Greg Cote in his latest Back in My Day rant.

Sparsely stocked supermarket shelves, such as these in a Fresco y Más produce department, have been a post-Irma fact of life

Hurricane

We’re still waiting for our supermarkets to be super stocked again

Sedano’s said it’s South Florida stores will be restocked to pre-Irma levels on Thursday. Publix and Winn-Dixie weren’t as definitive.

Pets

Treats from scratch pamper your pooch

It's not often I find myself drooling over homemade dog food recipes. But with names such as "cheddar lover's biscuits" and "banana ice cream," I was as tempted to try the recipes in the updated "Doggy Desserts" cookbook as was my furry little man, Welles, and his tail-wagging friends.

Home & Garden

CNET: Best smart home locks of 2017

If keeping your home secure but also adding some 21st century functionality while cutting down the number of keys on your keychain are all important to you, maybe it's time to check out a smart lock. These four home security systems will keep things locked up tight and allow you to control who gets in for not much more than a standard lock. These are four that CNET rated highest.

Hurricane

Does your pool look like the black lagoon post Irma? How to get it back to the blue lagoon

Hurricane Irma left many backyard swimming pools in Miami-Dade and Broward with stagnant, black and green water. Experts offer cleaning tips.

Bags filled with food, delivered to senior citizens in honor of the Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashana, are seen outside the Greater Miami Jewish Federation in Miami, Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017. Rosh Hashana will be celebrated on Sept. 20 and marks the Jewish New Year.

Hurricane

When a hurricane tries to crash Rosh Hashana dinner, prayer isn’t the only answer

The Jewish community observes Rosh Hashana on Wednesday night and Thursday. Synagogues and restaurants adjusted High Holy Days rituals to serve congregants suffering storm damage, power outages after Hurricane Irma.

Home & Garden

Target sold dressers that tipped onto preschoolers. 178,000 are now recalled

Target recalled 178,000 Room Essentials four-drawer dressers after receiving 12 reports of the dressers tipping over, including once onto two 3-year-olds.

Traffic comes to a halt at the first checkpoint on U.S. 1 as Keys residents try to make their way back on home on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017, after Hurricane Irma. They had evacuated and could not return for more than a week due to the debris in the Keys. Traffic, coupled with the other stresses of hurricanes, can take their toll on relationships.

Ana Veciana-Suarez

In the aftermath of a hurricane, some relationships hit a rough storm

Hurricanes are not great for marriages — or any relationships. Being courteous to the people who don’t sleep under your roof is commendable, but not half as hard as being gentle with those you love.

Dave Barry's Blog

Videos

Venezuela’s best chef to open a new restaurant in Miami

Aug 28, 2017

Venezuelan chef Carlos García, whose world-renowned fine dining restaurant, Alto, is two blocks from the heart of the demonstrations in Caracas, will soon open his second restaurant, Obra, in Brickell.

Jose A. Iglesias