‘Tis the season! Spooky season, that is, and Blumhouse Productions is calling all horror lovers to watch “The Exorcist: Believer.” “The Exorcist: Believer” is the sixth i...

Today’s technological innovation has taken theory and turned it into a reality — artificial intelligence is now capable of curating and creating art of its own. New developments paired wit...

Characterized as a “dramedy,” the show is funny and serious as it humanizes the humorous crimes of a Florida man through heartfelt characters. Who could’ve guessed that Netflix would make a quality show from the legend of the Florida man?

Love it or hate it, money makes the world go ‘round. So, it’s no surprise that songs about money have spanned decades and are still being produced today. Here are The Miami Hurricane’s top 20 songs about money that’ll inspire you to chase that bag.

Hosted by iconic drag queen Tiffany Fantasia, DragOutX featured performances by professional and student queens and kings. Student performers competed for the title of DragOutX ‘23 winner, which went to spectacular drag duo, Joseph Mother and Ryder Wood.

Lana Del Rey’s “Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” is not just another album — It’s one hour and 17 minutes of unadulterated musical mastery.

When Miley Cyrus released her single “Flowers” on Jan. 13, the lyrics instantly garnered attention from drama-fiends like me. However, her new, highly-anticipated album “Endless Summer Vacation” isn’t as juicy as you might expect.

This week, the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre kicked off their spring program with a futuristic take on Aphra Behn’s 17th century play “The Rover.” The play takes place in Naples, Italy during Carnival and follows the stories of a group of young women and men looking for love — and a little bit of fun.

On Thursday Feb. 23, the Lowe Art Museum hosted an After Hours event celebrating the life and work of famed Civil Rights era artist, Charles White. Generously loaned to the museum by collector Arthur Primas — whose daughter Kathryn Primas is a UM alumna — White’s works highlight the importance of Black dignity and humanity during the Civil Rights era.

Essentially, “So Far So Good” is a blatant attempt to ride on the coattails of “Closer,” “Paris” and “Something Just Like This” which were admittedly good, catchy songs. This album, however, sounds like they just needed to drop content and this was all they had.