Matt Meltzer's no-BS insider guide exposes five common Miami Beach scams targeting tourists—like taxi scams, hidden restaurant tips, bar liquor substitutions, and thefts—offering practical warnings and tips to stay vigilant.
Matt Meltzer's budget-savvy guide showing visitors how to stretch their food dollars in Miami Beach by finding affordable meals, local spots, and money-saving tricks.
Matt Meltzer explores how Miami’s people, places, and energy create an irresistible aura of sensuality.
Matt Meltzer offers candid, humorous advice from experienced female spring breakers on navigating the party scene, meeting people, and making smart choices.
A practical and entertaining guide for guys heading to Miami for spring break, covering how to navigate crowds and make the most of the scene while staying respectful.
This guide breaks down practical lodging options for Spring Break in Miami—covering hotels, hostels, apartment rentals and where to stay (especially South Beach).
A raw, anonymous confession from a former Miami cocaine addict traces the descent from Connecticut dealer to South Beach glamour chase, violent relapses, rock-bottom betrayals, and near-death highs—culminating in a hard-won escape from the Sunshine State's seductive trap and a sober rebirth back home.
“MIAMI BEACH 100” captures a century of highs, lows, and unforgettable moments that shaped the Sun and Fun Capital of the World.
Produced by acclaimed Miami filmmakers Rakontur—the team behind Cocaine Cowboys and The U—the documentary delivers the same sharp storytelling and insider perspective that made their previous films legendary.
Local stories that define Miami Beach—its history, its neighborhoods, and the moments that still shape the city.
A Miami insider who attended both schools breaks down the real contrasts—from UM's high-tuition luxury, international flair, and nightlife to UF's affordable state-school energy, intense sports passion, and budget-friendly fun.
Explore the Art Deco District with Doug Eames and discover the iconic landmarks and must-see photo spots you won’t want to miss.
A fiery open letter from a Miami local calls out entitled New York visitors and snowbirds for their constant superiority complex—reminding them that if New York was truly unbeatable, they wouldn't be fleeing its winters for our beaches in the first place.
The infamous 1969 Doors concert in Miami descended into chaos with Jim Morrison’s drunken rants and alleged exposure, sparking indecency charges, a cultural backlash.
Bill Cooke’s explores how Miami Beach has long used glamour, nudity, and celebrity culture—from bathing girls to Madonna’s SEX shoot—to market the city as a playground of allure and desire.
Explore The Kampong, an 11-acre waterfront garden in Coconut Grove founded by plant explorer David Fairchild, featuring rare trees like massive banyans, baobabs, and bignay fruits—open for guided or self-guided tours by reservation only.
