One of South Florida’s guitar greats remembered via “New Times”
We're coping with the loss of one of the best guitarists the Miami-area local scene has ever been blessed to have. Dan Hosker passed...
IndieEthos podcast, Episode 9: Miami Film Festival GEMS preview; new indie...
Next week, Miami Dade College's Miami Film Festival will kick off its annual weekend-long mini film festival GEMS (Miami Film Festival’s GEMS announces...
The Independent Ethos Radio Hour to debut on Jolt Radio this...
Beginning this month, I will be hosting highlights from this website and my freelance work as a film and music critic living in Miami...
SoundScape Cinema series for Fall/Winter in Miami unveiled
With "fall" in South Florida now here, it's time to watch movies on outdoor screens. OK, maybe it'll still be hot, but the SoundScape...
Watch the Sundance-selected, Miami-made short “The Sun Like a Big Dark...
It's been a while since I first saw the short film "El sol como un gran animal oscuro" or "The Sun Like a Big...
Peter Murphy goes ‘deep’ into subjective experience of music and my...
When Peter Murphy talks about his experience with music, a small part of him fears he is over-intellectualizing. Over the course of our 45-minute...
Nu Deco Ensemble to play Radiohead and The Project Trio joins...
Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble, a chamber orchestra of 24 musicians, that we introduced readers to in an earlier post (Nu Deco Ensemble tests the...
Premiere edition of Third Horizon Caribbean Film Festival announces line-up
Sometimes Miami has a stigma in the world of the arts. It's cultural scene unfortunately exists in the shadow of beaches and nightlife. Though we...
Director/producer Andrew Hevia on Leave The Bus Through The Broken Window
You’d be forgiven if you sense director Andrew Hevia has a fixation on his own feet. The Los Angeles-based documentary filmmaker (not to mention...
Miami Beach Cinematheque unveils its Interactive Archive Project this week
Around the silver screen of the Miami Beach Cinematheque, which presents such daring films such as Zama (read our review here), is an extensive library...