The 29th annual Miami International Film Festival kicks off tonight with the debut of film Mariachi Gringo by Tom Gustafson. The inspiring film is about a man’s determination to reach his goals in life despite the many hardships that emerge from being a Hispanic immigrant in the U.S.

Haute 100 Miami member Alejandro Sanz and long time girlfriend Raquel Perera welcomed their first child together this year, a beautiful baby boy named Dylan, who is Sanz’s third child.

The Victoria Secret Angels, Candace Swanepoel, Behati Prinsloo and Doutzen Kroes were in town to shoot a new lingerie commercial directed by Transformers producer, Michael Bay.

It seems like the Marlins will not only be unveiling its new ballpark this season, but the team will also be involved in a special collaboration with Haute 100 lister, and 19-time Grammy Award winning producer Emilio Estefan.

Haute 100 Miami lister, music mogul and now, Academy Award winning Executive Producer Sean “Diddy” Combs expressed his profound gratitude for his Oscar win on Sunday night via twitter.

The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science, designed by Grimshaw Architects, broke ground on Friday, bringing yet another cultural epicenter to the “magic city.”

On Tuesday, a select number of guests including Miami notables Harve Mogul, President and CEO of United Way of Miami-Dade; Anthony Burns, Senior Vice President of iStar Residential; Alicia Cervera, Managing Partner of Cervera Real Estate; and Sildy Cervera, Director of Sales for Ocean House arrived to the pristine property for a sneak peak of a 4,654-square-foot model unit designed by Artefacto’s Paulo Bacchi.

While several fine chocolatiers exist today, none have yet to match the quality and decadence of Godiva. And since its founding in Belgium in 1926, the unparalleled brand continues to reinvent itself through innovative recipes and the work of forward thinking pastry chefs.

For the first time, South Beach Wine and Food Festival and the Marlins gathered local VIPs at the new Marlins Ballpark for the Diamond Dish Dinner, named after wife of Marlins’ owner Jeffrey Loria and author of Diamond Dishes, Julie Loria.