Where It Began, I Can’t Begin to Know When
Miami’s seasons are an inexplicable wonder, aren’t they? I mean, we’re not exactly known for our traditional spring, summer, fall and winter. No, here it’s... Read more.
The Moss Center gathers Rolling Stones
An old proverb says a rolling stone gathers no moss; “People who are always moving, with no roots in one place or another, avoid responsibilities and cares.”... Read more.
Why I’m Not Moving by Carl Rachelson
I’ve heard it over and over. For sale signs are harbingers of a move. New Smyrna Beach, Jupiter, and Port St. Lucie are sanctuary cities for dissatisfied refugees... Read more.
Miami Traffic Report 2025
Although some say love it or leave it, I am still not ready to depart from my beloved Miami. There are so many wonderful aspects in this magic city: winter... Read more.
Miami Film Festival 2025: MIAollywood
One of Miami’s finest events is about to occur just as I have returned to share all of my newest knowledge with you. Having just gotten back from Bollywood and... Read more.
Best (and Worst) of Miami 2024 According to Me
Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder’s “Ebony And Ivory”, the worst duet of all time, was banned in South Africa in 1985. They sang, “There is good and... Read more.
A Tale of Two Worlds: Art and Industry at Miami Art Week
There is no romance without finance, so for everyone in love with Miami’s Art Week, it takes a lot to pull it off. Miami Art Week’s scale and ambition require... Read more.
Miami Book Fair 2024: Books, Beats, and Miami Heat
With half of the world toasting Donald Trump’s Oval Office resurrection and the rest terrified, will the Prez now become a lover of literature or continue the... Read more.
Art in Miami
Here’s a little story about III Points, Woodstock, and Miami. Aside from George Clinton and some of the security, I was the oldest person at III Points. I was... Read more.
It takes two to make a thing go right
As you read this, a major showdown is on the immediate horizon which has been brewing for quite some time. This battle for the soul of a nation, between two... Read more.