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Billboard
Sonesta International Hotels Brings Exclusive Access to Billboard Latin Week
Miami got even hotter when Billboard Latin Music Week brought together some of the most influential voices shaping the future of Latin music. With over 100 guests featured on the lineup, the programming invited attendees to celebrate culture across the Latin diaspora. The exclusive conversations and star-studded performances were well worth travelling for — and Sonesta International Hotels helped fans take their experience to the next level. Cher Hits Michael Douglas With Kindness After Actor's 'Moonstruck' Oscar Diss Louis Mateo Polo and Marlon Mar at Billboard En Vivo presented by Sonesta International Hotels. Brandon Todd Billboard En Vivo, presented by Sonesta International Hotels, brought the energy to Wynwood Marketplace for an unforgettable night. The lineup featured Jay Wheeler, Zhamira, and Conep, and included lots of singing along and dancing from the crowd. Conep performs onstage at Billboard En Vivo presented by Sonesta International Hotels Christopher Polk But for Sonesta Travel Pass members, the experience went beyond the stage: an exclusive Sonesta Travel Pass Lounge offered an intimate, private space right on the grounds, giving members a place to take a break from the sold-out crowd while staying close to all the action. It was the perfect way to enjoy the
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From South Beach to Sunset Boulevard: ARGYRO’s “She’s So LA” Brings California Glamour Into Miami’s World of Beautiful Illusions
Denver-based singer-songwriter Scott Argiro delivers a cinematic pop-rock single exploring attraction, image, and the seductive power of reinvention, subjects that feel remarkably familiar beneath Miami’s neon lights. Miami and Los Angeles have always had something of a long-distance romance. Both cities sell sunshine as a lifestyle, beauty as currency,...
Axios Miami
Miami library supporters to fight for funding amid Amendment 3 cuts
Miami-Dade libraries face big budget cuts after voters passed Amendment 3 — and now advocates are figuring out a path forward. Why it matters: Amendment 3 will deliver a tax break to homeowners but slash funding for local governments, including the Miami-Dade Public Library System, which is funded through a special taxing district. Threat level: Friends of the Miami-Dade Public Library has warned that the amendment could lead to mass library closures and job cuts. Amendment 3 is expected to slash library funding by $21 million next year, or about 17% of their budget, according to county projections. That gap would increase to $38.7 million, or 31% of the budget, by 2028. The latest: The nonprofit plans to lobby state and county leaders, and work with partners to find long-term funding solutions. The group is also asking the community to chip in with donations, write letters of support and visit their local libraries to demonstrate the demand. What they're saying: Kristy Quiros, a board trustee and advocacy chair with Friends of the MDPL, tells Axios she hopes private donors "will rise to the occasion, but everybody is about to have their hand out because this is so much more far
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Margaret Atwood, Colson Whitehead and Tony Shalhoub among 500 authors featured at nation’s longest-running literary festival in Miami this November
It’s that time of year again when downtown Miami transforms into a readers’ paradise as it hosts the longest-running literary festival in the U.S.: the Miami Book Fair! Whether you’re looking to meet Pulitzer-winning novelists, catch your favorite celebrities or just grab a cocktail and enjoy some live local music, this eight-day festival is stacked with nearly 500 authors from around the globe.
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Miami New Times
Miami nightlife photos: Dwyane Wade, Anuel AA and others
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. When artists want to get the eyes of the world on their...
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Downtown Miami’s E11EVEN nightclub receiving special ‘GTA VI’ makeover for one night
MIAMI (WSVN) - A Miami icon is getting a “Vice City” makeover. Downtown Miami’s E11EVEN nightclub will be transformed into “Grand Theft Auto VI’s” ultra club NINE1NINE. For one night only, Friday, fans can dance in Vice City featuring rapper Flo Rida. Tickets are...
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Gisele Bündchen and Karlie Kloss Just Had a Million-Dollar Night in Miami
Gisele Bündchen and Karlie Kloss know how to command a room. On October 29, the spotlight came with a shared purpose: helping Lotus House raise $1 million for women and children experiencing homelessness. The supermodels and philanthropists were honored at Lotus House’s 16th annual gala, benefiting the Miami nonprofit...
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Celebrity Chef & South Florida Culinary Star Robyn Almodovar to Open First Restaurant in Miami
What happens when a Hell’s Kitchen finalist, Chopped champion and longtime South Florida culinary personality brings more than two decades of experience, Puerto Rican and Italian roots and her most memorable TV dishes under one roof, right here in Miami?. You get aAO. This winter, aAO (Against All Odds)...
Miami Herald
Landmark InterContinental hotel in Miami was just sold. ‘Great real estate'
A landmark downtown Miami hotel best known for the neon Big Orange on New Year’s Eve and for hosting Super Bowl and college football teams has been sold to an investment firm that owns the plush Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne. Real estate development company Gencom said on Friday that it has purchased the InterContinental Miami, the waterfront 34-story hotel that stands where Biscayne Bay and the Miami River meet and at the southern flank of Bayfront Park. Gencom teamed up with Miami-based White Bridge Capital to buy the 652-room downtown landmark at 100 Chopin Plaza, a short walk to Brickell just to the south. In the other direction, it’s an easy stroll to Kaseya Center or the Pérez Art Museum. PortMiami is a short drive as is Wynwood and Midtown. Strategic Hotels & Resorts sold the hotel. The price wasn’t disclosed. Alessandro Colantonio, chief investment officer at Gencom, said in an interview with the Miami Herald on Friday that his company has no plans to make major changes to its newest hotel, which was built in 1982 as downtown was undergoing a renaissance. The number of rooms will stay the same, he said, and the InterContinental Miami will continue to be