Camila Cabello just wants some bikini time on Miami Beach, but the paps won’t let her live
A nice day at the beach spoiled:
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From DJ Khaled to Annita, Miami Entertainers Praise ‘Entertainment Mecca’
he Miami entertainment market pulsates with energy — from top musicians and producers to broadcasters and content creators. With this list, Variety celebrates the Miami movers and shakers shaping pop culture.
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Glossier Is Back in Miami — and Here to Stay
Glossier opened its first permanent store in Miami, in the Design District.
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Bedroom-Pop Pioneer Clairo Has Found Herself
Though her bedroom-pop days appear to be behind her, Clairo’s popularity is only rising.
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Jacksonville’s Hunt Wins Phoenix Bass Fishing League Event on Lake Okeechobee
CLEWISTON, Fla. (April 4, 2022) – Boater Stanley Hunt of Jacksonville, Florida, caught five bass Saturday weighing 23 pounds, 13 ounces, to win the MLF Phoenix Bass Fishing League Presented by T-H Marine on Lake
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Permit fish closure is now in effect
The spawning season closure for permit fish inside the Special Permit Zone in South Florida has gone into effect as of April 1.
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Oasis Wynwood debuts their indoor 3-in-1 food hall
South Florida is known for its amazing food, and we’re using it to create some pretty cool food combos too. There’s a new spot opening…
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Look up! ‘Kites in the Heights’ Take Flight in Seaside Heights this Summer
Another popular Seaside Heights event is making a return for 2022 ‘Kites in the Heights’ is back.
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Things to Do During Miami Beach Pride Week
Miami Beach Pride is here and there are all types of events throughout the week to mark the annual celebration. Events run through through Apr. 10, and there’s something for everyone, from art showcases and social justice evenings to legendary balls an…
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Nearly 80 migrants from 4 countries, including Russia, arrive in the Florida Keys
U.S. Border Patrol agents took 77 migrants into custody over the weekend in the Florida Keys, including several from former Soviet bloc countries, federal officials said Monday.
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