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When New Times purchased a small fortnightly newspaper in late 1987, the Miami metropolitan area was served by two dailies, populated with aging retirees, begging for tourists and struggling to invent a place called South Beach. And, of course, it...
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- Phone: (305) 576-8000
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"Mock Trial"new
AltWeeklies Award - Immigration
Miami New Times |
Emily Witt |
04-21-2008 |
Media
Tags: media
Eco-Renegades Are Growing Their Own Electricitynew
The philosophy is that every willing participant can generate a little electricity to take a load off the grid, or put a little back.
Miami New Times |
Emily Witt |
06-25-2007 |
Environment
Tags: environment
Harold Wanless, Global Warming Pioneernew
Twenty-seven years before the greenhouse effect began making daily headlines across the United States, the University of Miami geology professor started charting rising sea levels.
Miami New Times |
Emily Witt |
04-30-2007 |
Environment
Tags: environment
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Pain & Gainnew
The murderous exploits of the Sun Gym Gang were first chronicled in Miami New Times. Now they're the basis of a Michael Bay film featuring Mark Wahlberg.
Miami New Times |
Francisco Alvarado |
04-02-2013 |
Movies
Tags: Michael Bay, Pain & Gain
Soderbergh Brings 'Che' to Miami; Angry Hysteria Ensuesnew
Just before his new epic about Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara cued up, Soderbergh pronounced, nodding toward the street, "Obviously not everyone is glad we're here. But I'm glad we're all here tonight."
Miami New Times |
Tim Elfrink |
12-15-2008 |
Movies
Skateboard Film Pits Overtown Against Sistrunknew
Go behind the scenes of this hood war.
Miami New Times |
Deirdra Funcheon |
09-08-2008 |
Profiles & Interviews
Tags: G.E.D., Cess Silvera
Spanish-Language TV: Perverse and Profoundnew
La Cosa Nostra claims a half-million mostly young and middle-age viewers. It can be incomprehensible, reprehensible, raunchy, wacky, and, at times, insightful. There are sketches about old folks having sex, racial jokes, glimpses of bestiality, digs at religion, and -- let's not forget -- a stripper and a pole.
Miami New Times |
Janine Zeitlin |
06-02-2008 |
TV
Lee Anthony Cipolla's Home Moviesnew
The local lensman aims for a Hollywood career -- in Miami.
Miami New Times |
Joanne Green |
08-13-2007 |
Movies
