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We finally know when Uniqlo’s two new Miami stores are opening (opens the original)
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Finally, after months of waiting, Miami’s need for affordable Japanese basics will finally be sated. Retail giant Uniqlo has finally announced the opening dates for not one, but two new stores in South Florida. The Japanese brand, known for its functional, everyday clothing, will open at Aventura Mall on Thursday, Nov. 5, and at 530 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach on Thursday, Nov. 12. The Aventura store is the larger of the two, with more than 17,000 square feet of retail space across two floors. S
Special movie screenings happening in Miami this October (opens the original)
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When it comes to this month’s local film events, there’s GEMS, and then there’s everything else. Miami Film Festival’s awards-season mini-fest is back with all of the year’s biggest films and stars, and we’ll have a full roundup of the highlights later this month, so watch this space. For now, check out the rest of the best screenings happening in Miami throughout October. The latest project from HBO documentarian John Wilson is playing for three days at Coral Gables Art Cinema, and yes, it’s ab
South Florida's "crazy stories" fueled "Primetime" director's career (opens the original)
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Lance Oppenheim, a born-and-raised Broward County native, is currently one of the busiest men in entertainment. Last week, the celebrated documentarian released his fiction film debut: “Primetime,” starring Robert Pattinson as NBC television host Chris Hansen. Dramatizing the reporter’s stewardship of the controversial “Dateline” segment “To Catch A Predator,” in which Hansen and his crew lured alleged child predators to sting houses in order to extract a public confession before turning them ov
The best art exhibitions to see in Miami in September (opens the original)
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Provided by Superblue Miami, Courtesy Superblue, © Oriol Tarridas Call it the calm before the storm: With many major shows still to be announced for the winter season, plenty of exciting art can be seen, and even touched in some cases, in South Florida this month. Tactile and mobile installations take over The Bass, a somber reflection on a major tragedy comes to Fort Lauderdale, and gallery shows abound throughout September. Find our highlights below. Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the
Special movie screenings happening in Miami this September (opens the original)
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Provided by the Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival Fall festival season is just around the corner, with cinephiles trekking out to Venice, Toronto, and Telluride in search of the year’s best films. Miami has its own share of festivals this month, from country-specific selections to underground celebrations, as well as repertory screenings and short-film showcases. Find our favorite cinematic events of the month below. Whether you’re a nature lover or prefer to spend your days inside scrolling, yo
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