Going Japanese

Everyone loves dressing in costumes. It’s, like, the perfect opportunity to let out your inner freak. Just think of all the grown women dressing as naughty schoolgirls on Halloween. Well, this weekend the costume party is going Japanese at the Morikami Museum’s 34th-annual Hatsume Fair. The festival will feature an…

WMC North of the 305 Border

North of the Miami-Dade County border, we tend to get the shaft in terms of cool events. South Beach gets its food festival. Miami, the Winter Music Conference. Us? Zip, usually. Not this time. All this week, Vibe will be running its own version of the Winter Music Conference, meaning…

Naughty Time Travel

In terms of fashion, the ’80s were kind of, like, the best decade ever. We don’t care what anyone says; leg warmers, frizzy side ponytails, and those little circular plastic things used to scrunch up the sides of T-shirts are still hot. The only way to make it even hotter:…

The Dubliner Fort Lauderdale Is Open (Photos)

Restaurants and bars open and close in downtown Fort Lauderdale all the time. And for the most part, nobody seems to mind. It’s been a while since a new Himmarshee bar has seen any sort of hype. Until the Dubliner Fort Lauderdale announced it was coming to town. Since Sub Culture…

Five Best Places to Cure a Hangover in South Florida

While there’s always a reason to have a big night–promotion, break-up, wedding, or just your average Saturday night–there are times in which you really have an excuse. And right now there are a plethora of reasons to drink.Whether you’re on spring break, recovering from St. Patty’s Day, or trying to…

Meet Taiki Kuramoto: The Ex-Professional Snowboarder Sushi Chef at Imoto

South Florida is filled to the brim with sushi restaurants galore. It’s no secret: Our diet-crazed, scantily clad population absolutely loves the Japanese staple. Unfortunately, for the most part, it’s certainly not authentic. Have you ever heard of them eating California rolls with fake crab in Japan? Yeah, we didn’t…

Through the Looking Glass

The 1930s were not exactly the happiest of times. Let’s be honest: The Depression and World War II sucked. Fortunately, we’ve been able to move on and improve — for the most part. Want proof? The Norton Museum of Art is featuring a photography exhibition — “The Radical Camera: New…

The Irish Renaissance

When you think Renaissance, images of mainland Europe come to mind: the great painters and artists of Italy, France, the Netherlands. When you think Renaissance Festival, scenes from Old England probably carve their way into your consciousness — jousting knights, kings and queens, wenches… you know, the usual stuff. Well,…