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For decades, Calle Ocho has been known as the heart of Miami's Cuban culture. But until recently, the neighborhood was mostly filled with small cafés that specialized in basic Cuban comfort food. The past few years, however, have brought an influx of more adventurous and wide-ranging establishments, from chef-driven kitchens like Michelle Bernstein's at Cafe La Trova to tacos and tequila at El Santo and a curated beer selection at Union Beer Store. Most recently, Earl Campos Devine, Oscar Rodriguez, and Eliesteban Mena, partners at Old's Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina, set out to open a restauran...

There's no sugarcoating it; 2020 has been one hell of a ride. This time last year, not many would have predicted that we'd be in the midst of a pandemic that would see us separated from loved ones come Christmas 2021. Though we may not be able to go home for the holidays and the office parties do not translate to Zoom, this is still a time for celebrating friends and family. And perhaps this year more than any other, giving a gift is a way to show your appreciation for the people in your life. It doesn't matter if the presents are smaller; they're also more meaningful.

Though no Puerto Rican holiday gathering is complete without a few bottles of the sweet beverage, Miami has adopted coquito as its own, with makers adding flavors like guava, Nutella, and cinnamon to the mix. Others make vegan-friendly versions, while many keep it simple. Bear in mind while ordering that many Miamians who make coquito are small independent businesses, which is to say: Plan in advance and order early. The Butcher Shop 165 NW 23rd St., Miami; 305-846-9120; butchershopbeergarden.com. Chefs on the Run At Chefs on the Run, find a traditional coquito containing cinnamon, nutmeg, ...

I know where i've been on wall street. i know where i've been on the keystone pipeline. and secretary clinton will obviously explain her position to the american people. >> this week you found out what it's like to become a nationally recognized candidate for president, and potentially a threat to somebody. the leaking of an essay you wrote in the '70s for an alternative weekly. your campaign described it as satire. it's uncomfortable to read. you wrote this in february '72. a fantasy of men and women. a woman enjoys intercourse with her man as she fantizes being raped by three men simultaneou...

Keystone pipeline. and secretary clinton will obviously explain her position to the american people. >> this week you found out what it's like to become a nationally recognized candidate for president, and potentially a threat to somebody. the leaking of an essay you wrote in the '70s for an alternative weekly. your campaign described it as satire. it's uncomfortable to read. you wrote this in february '72. a fantasy of men and women. a woman enjoys intercourse with her man as she fantizes being raped by three men simultaneously. can you explain this essay? >> sure. look. this is a piece of fi...