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Earlier on in the week, Amazon Studios dropped a Trailer for Regina King’s directorial debut, One Night in Miami…The movie is a dramatized look at an amazing evening spent between four huge historical figures. Since its film festival debut, King and the cast have gotten raves, with massive Oscar attention paid to it, and rightly so.

MIAMI – Researchers at the University of Miami are working on a new COVID-19 test that they say will be quick, easy and painless.  “This is a totally non-invasive test that you just blow three times into a little breathalyzer. It's like a kazoo and the breath is then caught into this apparatus and in 40 seconds it can be analyzed in order to tell whether or not the SARS-CoV-2 virus is in the exhaled air," Dr.

MIAMI — A transgender woman who was a well-known activist and performer in Miami was murdered on Tuesday.

according to the Associated Press. She was 56.Hernández Boudet, who had been living in Miami for the last five years, had gone out on Tuesday night to purchase cigarettes, but never returned home, according to relatives.

Actress Broselianda Hernandez, who worked for more than two decades in television, theater and films in Cuba, has been found dead along the shoreline of Miami Beach, authorities said on Thursday. She was 56.  According to police, there were no apparent signs of foul play. The medical examiner’s office has not yet determined the cause of death.

Cuba was found dead along the shoreline of Miami Beach with no apparent signs of foul play, police said Thursday.Broselianda Hernandez, 56, had been living in Miami for a few years after an entertainment career in Cuba, authorities said.

Regina King is generating Oscar buzz once again!

Tyga didn’t appear to be at all concerned that there was a global pandemic still ongoing when he took to his Instagram account on November 18 and shared a clip of himself at a party. The IG clip, posted one day before the rapper’s 31st birthday, featured Tyga surrounded by women dancing at a club in Miami. Tyga threw money in the air, which rained down on party-goers, who appeared to be crammed indoors.

One of the biggest surprises coming out of this year’s (pared down) festival season is Regina King’s period drama, “One Night in Miami.” Based on the play of the same name, King surprised festival-goers with a directorial debut that has people whispering, “Oscars.” READ MORE: Four Legends Spend ‘One Night In Miami’ In Regina King’s Flawed But Promising Debut [Venice Review] As seen in the trailer for the film, “One Night in Miami” is a period film that follows, uh, one night in Miami where

In her directorial debut, Regina King creates a moment in history.

Jordan Moreau The first trailer for Regina King’s directorial debut and Oscar hopeful, “One Night in Miami,” has released its first trailer.Taking place in Miami, Fla., on Feb. 25, 1964, the film is a fictional account of an evening with iconic Black figures Muhammad Ali (Eli Goree), Jim Brown (Aldis Hodge), Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom, Jr.) and Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir), as they gather to discuss civil rights and the cultural upheaval of the 1960s.

MIAMI – In a twist of events, Miami Republicans flipped seats in two South Florida congressional districts, an outcome neither party was expecting. Observers across the country wonder if this election could mean lasting changes in Florida — and for a Republican Party reinforced by Hispanic voters.  Former Spanish-language journalist Maria Elvira Salazar will represent Florida’s 27th congressional district after slightly outperforming Democratic Rep.

The Republican Party of the future will be a "multiethnic, multiracial working-class party," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., told "Hannity" Tuesday, pointing to surprisingly strong Latino voter support for President Trump in Miami-Dade County.  "What I mean by 'working-class party' are normal, hard-working everyday people that don’t want to live in a city where there is no police department, where people rampage through the streets every time they're upset about something, where their kids

Chris Willman Music WriterVeteran stars and music-biz types who’ve been attending Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremonies since they began in the late 1980s like to talk about how they at their best in the early days, when the proceedings were just for those in the room, and hadn’t yet been turned into a television show. That genie is decades past being forced back in the bottle, of course.