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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Beatles for sale! Miami record shop selling rare record for $5K (opens the original)
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For Beatles fans, it’s the stuff of legend: a rare 1966 album cover depicting John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, still mop-topped but well into their psychedelic era, covered in bloody, raw meat and decapitated baby dolls. No, you’re not tripping on acid-laced tea. This really happened. Known as the “butcher cover,” this edition of the band’s “Yesterday and Today” album elicited shock — and confusion — from fans upon release. Only 750,000 copies were printed before Ca
Vice City Pillow Talk Live: Dating...In this economy? (opens the original)
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Dating is hard enough as it is, but in Miami, the process can be even more challenging. We live in a transient city with a reputation for hard partying and fast hookups — not exactly fertile ground for “happily ever after.” Like another famous sex columnist you might know, New Times contributor Asha Elias is our very own Carrie Bradshaw, a sexual anthropologist documenting her findings on the state of Miami’s dating scene in Vice City Pillow Talk (VCPT). One issue she’s writing about constantly?
Is Camila Cabello’s ‘C,XOXO’ finally getting the credit it deserves? (opens the original)
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“C,XOXO” truthers, your moment has arrived. If you supported Camila Cabello’s last album cycle all along — haters be damned — you’ve earned the right to be smug. For those who are not necessarily tuned into the ins and outs of daily pop-music discourse, this week, The Fader’s Tobias Hess proved that rumors of pop-culture criticism’s death have been greatly exaggerated when his essay, “Camila Cabello’s ‘C,XOXO’ deserves a second chance,” published Aug. 7, led to a wide reappraisal of the Miami si
Yet another Barnes & Noble location is opening in South Florida (opens the original)
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Much like Miami’s literary scene, Barnes & Noble has been unfairly counted out time and time again. Less than a decade ago, the company was closing hundreds of stores and laying off full-time employees. A post-pandemic resurgence reversed the trend, with dozens of new stores opening across the country last year. South Florida readers have feasted on the bounty. Although the beloved West Kendall and Pembroke Pines locations closed in late 2025 and early 2026, respectively, they were followed by n
Exiled Cuban dissident artist to appear at the Freedom Tower (opens the original)
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Provided by the Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College Less than one month ago, Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara’s whereabouts were unknown. The dissident artist, a cofounder of Cuba’s San Isidro Movement, which has protested censorship and artistic repression on the island for the better part of a decade, was awaiting approval of a parole request from the U.S. after spending five years in prison for “defiling” the Cuban flag during the historic July 2021 protests, which broke out in response
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