You might know Alexa as a singer/songwriter or from Alexa & The Old-Fashioneds. Or perhaps you read her contributions to The ...

Come out to Churchill’s at 8 pm Sunday, July 26 for the first annual Jitney Fundraising Concert. Among the acts playing are ...

If you are publishing a book, building a speaker brand, upgrading your LinkedIn profile, or trying to look like the person your ideas say you are, a headshot is not a detail. It is the image that ...

You will find a little taste of old South Florida in east Hollywood. Scattered along US 1 is an assortment of pizza parlors.

Miami is full of respectable jobs with ugly math. You can show up on time, answer emails, sit under fluorescent lights all day, and still feel broke by the end of the month. Rent stays high. Parking ...

Jacksonville made a name for itself in the world of music as the motherlode of so-called southern rock. Several notable groups emerged from the city in the late 1960s and early 1970s including the ...

A month after Ren’s article on Larry is released, Larry’s out for his morning stroll again, Miami’s humidity settling into its familiar afternoon rhythm. A man walks past and notices Larry and beams a ...

About a month ago I approached David Rolland about doing a local legends series bimonthly or so, and starting shooting around ideas. David was all for it and my lazy ass was lollygagging around until ...

Former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ guitarist/co-writer Mike Campbell recently published his memoir, Heartbreaker, which debuted at No. 9 on The New York Times’ best-seller list. There are a few ...

I sat down with Miami-based songwriter Dave Daniels, whose music captures the restless rhythm and constant change of the city he calls home. Born and raised in Miami, he is deeply Floridian: his ...

In the summer time the living is easy or so they sing. It never hurts to dream that there might be some truth to those lyrics. Another thing that doesn’t hurt is The Jitney Miami Summer 2026 Concert ...

It’s not even 7 AM yet and the air’s already sticking to Larry’s skin as he steps out for his morning walk, vintage Air Force Ones crunching on gravel, fisherman’s hat on his head. A battered MP3 ...