I spent two years studying Classical Studies through the University of Cambridge’s curriculum, covering Roman and Greek architecture, Greek and Roman civilization, and classic literature. I read all of Homer’s classics, memorized the significance of the art and functionality on Greek pottery, and spent more time than I care to admit thinking about the way […]

July in Miami is its own thing. The tourists have thinned out, the locals have reclaimed their city, and the hotels, restaurants, and cultural institutions that spend the rest of the year competing for attention have pivoted to something better: actually being interesting. This month’s calendar is stacked with rooftop parties, wellness rituals, World Cup […]

Gen Z has been asking for a new Friends for years, usually loudly, always online, and with the specific energy of a generation that grew up watching reruns of a show set in apartments they will never afford in a city that has since priced them out entirely. The demand is real even if the […]

He thinks he’s the next John Summit. You know someone like this. Maybe has a perfectly respectable job or maybe he’s unemployed hoping that his 3am set at the local bar is going to take him to the top of the charts. He has a group chat with his frat brothers, opinions about house music, […]

Horse racing has always been about more than the race. It is about the hat, the garden party, the glass of champagne held in exactly the right way, and the specific thrill of watching something genuinely extraordinary happen at speed. This summer, the equestrian calendar is delivering all of that and then some, with a […]

Bal Harbour Village is turning 80 this year, and it is celebrating the way only Miami knows how: with a monumental sculpture on the beach that has no business being as compelling as it is. The installation is 12 Pentagons, a larger-than-life “Badly Drawn Ball” by British multidisciplinary artist and football designer Jon-Paul Wheatley. Originally […]

If you live in Miami, you know exactly who posted this sign on her Instagram story. It was the person who is actively, currently, at this very moment, in a situationship. She posted it hoping he would like the story, connect the dots, and finally have the personal growth moment she has been manifesting for […]

Miami’s most celebrated omakase restaurant just made way to a more accessible sibling. The team behind Michelin-starred SHINGO has opened STAND., a Japanese café on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, on Thursday, June 4, and shaped up to be one of the city’s most anticipated daytime openings of the year. Photo Credit: Salar Abduaziz From […]

There is a particular kind of restaurant that does not so much open in a neighborhood as detonate inside it. Niño Gordo, the cult Buenos Aires import that landed in Wynwood in May 2025, is exactly that kind of place. It is loud, maximalist, and unapologetically theatrical, the type of restaurant where the décor alone […]