Hundreds of thousands of people packed a main square in the Cuban capital Sunday to witness a rare and ambitious concert that, despite its nonpolitical theme, drew criticism from some Cuban exiles in the United States.
An American Airlines flight out of Florida made an emergency landing Thursday night after a written bomb threat was found in a bathroom, officials said.
The mom-to-be talks about beau Scott Disick's version of a baby shower with Kevin Federline
Severe turbulence shook a Continental Airlines flight Monday, injuring dozens of passengers and forcing the aircraft to divert to Miami, Florida, according to the airline and a fire official.
Something fishy's going on in Miami, and police and Florida wildlife officials said they're trying to get to the bottom of it.
Of course the TV series Miami Vice seems dated now, but it's not just because Don Johnson's white Armani suits and slip-on shoes belong to a mercifully bygone era. The fact is, Miami is no longer the same city as the one portrayed in the 1980s cop show.
Along with his band The Stooges, Iggy Pop invented punk rock and his outrageous onstage antics have inspired countless wannabes. After years of excess, the 'Godfather of Punk' moved to Miami in search of peace. CNN's travel show My City, My Life caught up with him to talk about music, inspiration and life in his favorite city Miami.
Father Alberto Cutié and his girlfriend say "I do" at a local courthouse
Five Cubans convicted in 2001 of spying for the Castro regime had their appeal tossed out Monday by the Supreme Court.
Rev. Alberto Cutié has confessed his feelings for a divorced mom
Hundreds of thousands of people packed a main square in the Cuban capital Sunday to witness a rare and ambitious concert that, despite its nonpolitical theme, drew criticism from some Cuban exiles in the United States.
An American Airlines flight out of Florida made an emergency landing Thursday night after a written bomb threat was found in a bathroom, officials said.
The mom-to-be talks about beau Scott Disick's version of a baby shower with Kevin Federline
Severe turbulence shook a Continental Airlines flight Monday, injuring dozens of passengers and forcing the aircraft to divert to Miami, Florida, according to the airline and a fire official.
Something fishy's going on in Miami, and police and Florida wildlife officials said they're trying to get to the bottom of it.
Of course the TV series Miami Vice seems dated now, but it's not just because Don Johnson's white Armani suits and slip-on shoes belong to a mercifully bygone era. The fact is, Miami is no longer the same city as the one portrayed in the 1980s cop show.
Along with his band The Stooges, Iggy Pop invented punk rock and his outrageous onstage antics have inspired countless wannabes. After years of excess, the 'Godfather of Punk' moved to Miami in search of peace. CNN's travel show My City, My Life caught up with him to talk about music, inspiration and life in his favorite city Miami.
Father Alberto Cutié and his girlfriend say "I do" at a local courthouse
Five Cubans convicted in 2001 of spying for the Castro regime had their appeal tossed out Monday by the Supreme Court.
Rev. Alberto Cutié has confessed his feelings for a divorced mom
Five of six men accused of plotting terrorist acts with al Qaeda were convicted Tuesday by a Miami jury after six days of deliberation, authorities said.
Ivette Castillo thought buying a home at a time like this was out of the question. But when a friend told her there were great deals to be had in Miami, Castillo decided to test the waters.
Let's face it, if you're on holiday in Miami you'll want to be based near the beach, which, fortunately, is where the city's most glamorous hotels are located.
Thousands of veterans in South Florida may have been exposed to hepatitis and HIV because of contaminated equipment after getting colonoscopies at the Miami Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, officials announced Monday.
A man shot and killed four people before turning the gun on himself in Miami, Florida, early Sunday morning, police said.
MIAMI -- The bus that transported the Venezuelan team to the World Baseball Classic caught fire after the team was dropped off at Dolphin Stadium Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
The anxiety welled up in my lungs as we drove across alligator alley, filling my chest cavity with nervous and increasingly toxic ionized air. My earlobes were sweating -- an entirely new and startling development -- and I fumbled with the car radio in a desperate attempt to find some unnatural force to distract me from my minor panic attack. In the end, the only station that came in clearly was broadcasting the elevator sounds of a pre-Gwyneth Paltrow Coldplay block that, unsurprisingly, did not do the job. I wondered aloud, "If I vomit on the side of the road, will the smell of it attract a gator?"
MLS released a statement on Tuesday that by mutual consent, MLS and prospective operator-investor Marcelo Claure have agreed to terminate Miami's application to field an expansion team in 2010.
Bryce Brown's recruitment continues to take on almost-mythical proportions, as now comes word that one school may pull out of the sweepstakes.
The Miami area seems to be enjoyed most by people who live somewhere else.
Our ship hadn't quite left port when I handed my teenager a present: a lovely leather-bound notebook with lined pages and a variety of colorful pens. His mission was to keep a cruise journal, a tell-all, remember-the-moments account of his days (and nights) on the high seas.
Sara, 29, has lived in Miami for five years, where she works as freelance writer and film maker. Her blog, All Purpose Dark, keeps tabs on the city's nightlife and restaurants, and she is also the editor of the Miami edition of UrbanDaddy.com.
As you might expect, Miami's calendar of seasonal events makes the most of the Florida sunshine, but it also includes some top-notch cultural happenings.
Miami has plenty of shops aimed at the fashionista jet set, but in a city as culturally diverse as this, there really is something for everyone.
Miami's nightlife is a microcosm of the city itself: showy, shallow and damn good fun. After a hard day's sunbathing the beautiful people like nothing more than a night of high-class partying and there's no shortage of nightspots to cater for them.
When most people think of Miami, they think of South Beach, with its glorious sands, glamorous people and gorgeous Art Deco buildings. In the 1920s and 30s Art Deco was the style of choice for the developers intent on turning Miami into a tourist hot spot and the Art Deco Historic District includes hundreds of examples of the style.
As you might expect from a city that has districts called Little Havana and Little Haiti, there's no shortage of hearty Cuban and Caribbean cuisine in Miami, but the city's elaborate mix of immigrants has also resulted in some fascinating culinary fusions.
A newspaper advertisement for a Miami car dealership reads more like a coupon for bags of potato chips: "Buy one, get two!"
Multicultural, multilingual and multifaceted, there's more to Miami than meets the eye. Make the most of your stay with these tips.
Home sales have started to rise again, which may mean prices have dropped low enough to spark a turnaround
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Before we examine why Florida's 26-3 win against Miami on Saturday should give the Gators pause and the Hurricanes hope, we must make two assumptions.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- When No. 5 Florida hosts Miami on Saturday night, several dozen athletic young men will sit in the bleachers behind the south end zone as guests of the Florida football program. They all want to examine the Gators, but more than a few will pay close attention to the team on the visitors' sideline.
Florida's Miami Gardens is one of the worst-hit areas in the housing crisis. But will the federal bailout save everyone?
• Melanie Brown, lounging poolside – with a bottle of champagne chilling at arm's length – at her Miami Beach hotel. When she wasn't relaxing, sipping bubbly or taking a dip in the pool, the Spice Girl turned her attention to husband Stephen Belafonte for some sun-kissed PDA.
Fourteen warlords from far-right paramilitary militias suspected in Colombia of thousands of atrocities began court appearances Wednesday around the United States on drug trafficking charges
The tennis star and the rapper go public in steamy South Beach
Residential real estate has posted another record decline.
Power was restored Tuesday for most of Florida after a failed switch and fire at an electrical substation outside Miami triggered widespread blackouts across the state.
Widespread power outages are being reported around southern Florida, including parts of Miami
Little went right for Miami in its first year under Randy Shannon.
One of seven men accused of conspiring to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower was acquitted Thursday, and a federal jury in Miami failed to reach a verdict on six others arrested in the alleged terror plot.
A Miami man accused of plotting to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower was acquitted, and a mistrial was declared for the six others after the federal jury deadlocked
The government fails to win convictions in another high-profile terror case, raising questions about its tactics
Though based in the same city, the Northwestern (Miami) Bulls will not face the Booker T. Washington (Miami) Tornadoes for the Sunshine state title this weekend. Each will contend for its respective title, with Northwestern battling Boone (Orlando) in the Class 6A championship and the Washington taking on St. Augustine (Nease) for the 4A crown.
Paris Hilton is turning heads in Miami this weekend as she's been hitting the clubs and smooching with on-again, off-again boyfriend Stavros Niarchos – and according to some eyewitnesses, clashing with club goers.
A man named as a suspect in the fatal shooting of a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, police officer last week was captured at a shelter in Miami, Florida, on Tuesday, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Sylvester Johnson said at a news conference.
You can choose the design of your phone, your computer, and your car - so why not your condominium?
There's a new No. 1 team in the SI.com top 25.
Who: No. 2 Northwestern (Miami, Fla.) vs. No. 1 Carroll (Southlake, Texas)
A gunman killed a police officer and injured three others during a traffic stop Thursday, triggering a manhunt in a suburban Miami neighborhood
Soaring oil revenues have created a lot of capitalist-minded consumers -- and made airline seats a precious commodity
The athletic director gazed across the coffee table. In his hand were the keys to college football's most dominant and most vilified program of the past quarter century. In his suite sat a head-coaching candidate unlike any he'd ever seen.
Editor's note: We asked SI.com writers to share their memories from the best game they've ever seen. Here are their stories:
In pondering the likelihood of playoff upsets, one must first ponder exactly what constitutes upset. A 5 seed beating a 4, for example, does not necessarily scream upset, particularly since home court skews the whole thing. Division winner Miami is a 4 yet begins its quest for a second straight title on the road, at No. 5 Chicago, so who is, in fact, the underdog?
With the six-month "preseason'' complete, we now enter the two-month real season: Sixteen teams, as many as 105 games, and the best basketball on the planet. Here are a few things to watch for as spring approaches summer:
As previewed by Ian Thomsen on Friday, Sunday afternoon was quite the afternoon for pro hoops. Here's what we learned ... 1. More than any other team, the Detroit Pistons are a walking (not running) example of some of the worst stereotypes regarding NBA basketball.
Some mid-tournament observations from the Sony Ericsson Open ...
MIAMI -- There's a lot of "World" in the newest of the World Golf Championships, the CA Championship at Doral Resort in Miami this week, and that's just in the media dining room.
A Miami official said his idea of holding an event at the Orange Bowl when Fidel Castro dies has been misconstrued. "It's not a party. It's not going to be a conga line, I promise you," said Miami city commissioner Tomás Regalado.
Dear Annie: Please settle an argument. My daughter is bright, articulate, and ambitious. She is 26 and has worked her way up from an administrative-assistant job to loan officer at a large bank in Miami, and I really believe (okay, maybe I'm biased) that her talents and excellent people skills could take her all the way to the top. Just one problem: She dresses like a streetwalker. I have told her that wearing spike heels, ultra-short skirts, and low-cut blouses to the office will hurt her chances for advancement, but she says this is her style and she is sticking with it. Do you agree that she's making a mistake? If so, will you say so in your column? Maybe she'll listen to you. -Dade County Dad
Miami has come a long way since its heyday as a gaudy symbol of 1980s excess, synonymous with pastel suits, big hair, soft-top sports cars and speedboats. Older and wiser, leaner and cleaner, the city has never looked better following an extensive facelift that has seen historic South Beach architecturally-botoxed back to its former Art Deco glory. Once synonymous with a trashy world of drug lords and Latino soap actresses, Miami now demands to be taken seriously as an internationally recognized city of culture. The Design District has been transformed from urban dereliction into a creative hub for artists, designers and trendsetters. Of course, beyond the palm tree-lined fashion shoots and pop videos, Miami is the same city it always was; a continental crossroads where North America meets Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe and a city flavored by generations of immigrants. But if Miami once had a reputation as a place where millionaires retired to blow their spoils in the sunshine, it's now a place w
A judge Wednesday denied bond for six of the men charged in an alleged Miami-based plot to blow up U.S. buildings.
Friends and family of the seven men facing federal charges of conspiring to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower said Friday the men were not involved in terrorism.
11 a.m. A typical hot sunny Miami day. I meet my cameraman, Cameron, and we head down Miami Beach to Dacra -- the offices of Craig Robins.
What's the best thing about Miami? Where's the best Beach party? Send us your comments and ideas and we'll publish them below.
The Scene meets up with property developer Craig Robins, the man behind Miami's cultural and architectural revival.
Do you have an inside tip on the Floridan hotspot? Send us your suggestions and comments below.
Check out our recommendations for the Floridan hotspot and send us your ideas and suggestions below.
The most troubled sector of the housing market, the one that will fall first and fastest, is the condominium market. Typically cheaper than houses and easier to buy, sell or rent out, condos are catnip for investors.
I am writing this to you at some time from some place, but I have no idea when or where that is in relation to you, to myself, to where I'm going today, or to where I've been. It's finally happene...
Recaptured serial rape suspect Reynaldo Elias Rapalo was ordered held without bond Tuesday at a Miami jail different from the one where he made his escape.
Two corrections officers have been suspended with pay following the escape of a suspected serial rapist from a Miami jail, according to a Thursday memo from the head of the county corrections department.
A vintage seaplane with 20 people on board broke into at least two pieces and crashed Monday into the ocean off Miami, killing at least 19 people aboard, authorities said.
A 44-year-old U.S. citizen who claimed to have a bomb was shot and killed when air marshals opened fire on a boarding bridge at the Miami airport, several sources told CNN.
Lenders are cutting back on financing and are tightening standards for condominium projects, according to a published report that could be the latest sign that the booming real estate market has reached its peak.
Citing the influence of Miami's large Cuban community, Atlanta's 11th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the spying convictions Tuesday of five men found guilty of spying for the Cuban government.
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Eleven films, including "Shrek 2," "Shark Tale" and the Japanese movie "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence," are eligible to be nominated for the best animated feature film Oscar, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced.
I've been a diver since high school. I joined the police department and worked the road for four years. I went to the marine patrol; then a position opened in this unit in 1992. I've been here eve...
Remember watching Crockett and Tubbs bust drug lords on Miami Vice and wondering what happened to all those cigarette boats, LeRoy Neiman paintings and Betamax video gear when South Beach's bad guy...
Wanted: One wheelman with an extraordinarily heavy foot.
You're on a business trip, and you have two hours between meetings. It's time for your midday run. But the thermometer is giving you 95 reasons not to get out there, and the humidity is chiming in ...
When it comes to real estate, there's one topic on everybody's mind these days: interest rates. Real estate has been unstoppable in recent years, thanks in no small part to ultracheap mortgages. Bu...
Is the globalization agenda in trouble? Progress has been halting, and the recent World Trade Organization talks in Cancun, Mexico, collapsed in chaos. Hoping for a rebound, many of the same delega...
One day last August a U.S. Customs inspector in Miami studying an X-ray image of a cargo container just in from the Middle East saw something that gave him pause. The image, made as part of a routi...
Airports are no longer just places to catch planes. Between the shopping, spa treatments, and kiddie museums, who needs to be on the 11:30 A.M. to Dallas? As delays become more prevalent, airports ...
In Amsterdam, Miami, and soon New York, jet setters are eating in bed--crumbs and all. At Supper Club, hidden in an Amsterdam alley, patrons lucky enough to get a reservation kick off their shoes a...
One sure-fire cure for the winter blahs is to send your taste buds scorching into the stratosphere. While the spots below draw spicy inspiration from different corners of the globe, each one makes ...
For lazy crustacean lovers, now's the time to head to the local fishmonger. This month soft-shell crabs hit the shores for their annual four- to five-month run in restaurants like Zagat's picks bel...
Stocks of companies based in Miami outperformed those of 23 other metropolitan areas in the first quarter of 1995, according to the exclusive MONEY/ Nordby Cities Index. The Florida city's 12 stock...
YOU COULD SPEND a lot of time looking up in Hong Kong. This island city is spectacularly vertical, and still sending up shoots like so much concrete bamboo. But don't pause too long to contemplate ...
After the shouting died down and the bill was signed, FORTUNE captured the reaction from small businesses and ground-level managers around the country in a quick-response fax survey. The results wo...
With more than 100,000 berths to fill -- 11,282 new ones this year alone -- cruise lines are handing out discounts faster than you can say bon voyage. Right now, most travel agents will slice 10% t...
Grab your Docksiders. There has never been a better time to get a deal on a cruise. With 90,000-plus berths to fill, cruise lines everywhere are offering steep discounts of 20% to 30%. In what foll...
Drop in on your friendly loan officer for money to keep your business humming, and you may notice his smile isn't quite as broad as it was last year. He's been burned by bad loans, he's worried abo...
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