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The BPM Festival: Costa Rica Announces 2022 Dates, Lineup & Tickets The BPM Festival is set to make its return to Tamarindo, Costa Rica for its sophomore edition, kicking off the brand’s groundbreaking 15th anniversary. Moving from the previously planned 5-day 2021 dates, the now 7-day and night event will take place January 12th through January 18th, 2022, providing fans with a week’s long celebration featuring the very best in underground house and techno. Hosting a multitude of unique label showcases sprawling across an array of daytime and nighttime venues, fans attending the 2022 edition can look forward to highly-anticipated debut BPM sets from
Looking for the best things to do this week in Miami? Check out Inter Miami CF, Silvestre Dangond, the Fort Lauderdale Air Show, and more events in Miami this week May 6 through 12.
Year: 1996 Michael Jordan saved humanity from Swackhammer, the Monstars, and space amusement park enslavement with this buzzer-beating Space Jam. It’s universally regarded as the most important dunk of all time. Screw NBA history; this jam was for human history. What have we learned today? Michael Jordan hates three things: layups, gravity, and the New York Knicks. Few NBA players facing Jordan escaped his aerial assault. MJ in his prime was a problem, and his prime was most of the 80s and 90s. Look at the range on these dunks! From ’84-’97, Mike was doing the same damn thing. Just like Kobe Bryant (RIP), Jordan’s goal was greatness. These dunks reflect MJ’s legend far more accurately than
The 101 most famous Syracuse University alumni: Who bleeds Orange? syracuse.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from syracuse.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
More out-of-town financial execs spend millions on Miami Beach houses. Yes, more Rebecca San Juan, The Miami Herald Feb. 1—Two more financial executives bought houses in Miami last week, proving that the inbound migration of investors is far from over. Byron Roth, chairperson and CEO of the California-based investment banking company Roth Capital Partners, and Jason Wright, partner at the New York-headquartered Apax Partners, bought houses in Miami Beach, as reported in the South Florida Business Journal and The Real Deal, respectively. Roth bought the two-story waterfront home of former TV producer Douglas Cramer and artist Hubert Bush III on La Gorce Island for $23 million. Cramer produced "The Brady Bunch" and "Star Trek." The house has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and two half bathrooms. Prior to Cramer, the house was owned by the late famed attorney Dan Paul.
It's not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye, New Times brings you a solid recap of all the recent experiences you might've missed around Miami. It's impossible to be everywhere, but, hey, we can try to keep our Eyes on Miami. This winter, Cote, one of New York’s most coveted reservations and America’s first Korean steakhouse, will open its doors at the entrance of the Miami Design District located on the corner of 39th Street and 2nd Avenue. In honor of the highly-anticipated opening of Cote Miami, Simon Kim hosted an intimate New Year’s Eve dinner with close friends in the celebrated restaurant’s newest outpost unveiling next month in Miami’s Design District. The New York City-based Korean steakhouse concept welcomed multi-platinum, hip-hop legend Nas who performed live while guests indulged in the coveted Michelin-starred dishes. All guests were rapid-tested for COVID-19 before they were permitted to enter the restaurant.