Douglas Markowitz

From the trashy camp of Wild Things to the much-awaited Mad Max prequel, Furiosa, May is a busy month for film buffs.

the 2024 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. For the last two years, Max Verstappen has come away with the trophy. Will he make it a threepeat for Red Bull Racing?

It's Friday afternoon at the Miami Grand Prix, and the Formula 1 drivers are about to head onto the track for their only practice session of the weekend.

The documentary “Calls from Moscow,” which will be screened at this year’s Third Horizon Film Festival, follows a group of queer Cubans trapped in Moscow on the eve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The film shows at 6:45 p.m., Saturday, May 11 at the Koubek Center at Miami Dade College.

From Tony Chirinos's stunning photography to Homework's new home in Little River, don't miss these art exhibits this month.

Mere weeks after a not-dissimilar instance of censorship at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, a different local arts organization has pulled down an artwork supportive of Palestine.

Director Harmony Korine has become a creature of the Sunshine State, and his latest film, Aggro Dr1ft, attests to that.

Ten years ago, Chief Keef was the ultimate enfant terrible of rap, the iconic living symbol of Chiraq.

Childish Gambino's New World Tour will stop at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on September 5.

I Saw the TV Glow, by writer and director Jane Schoenbrun, transmits an urgent message: Find yourself or be lost forever.