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The Weekend Guide: 12/24-12/27

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Christmas Eve Dinner at The Biltmore Hotel When: Thursday, December 24th at Where: The Biltmore Hotel Prices: French four-course meal: $115 per person; French six-course meal: $145 per person; Italian three-course meal: $105 per person Additional Information: French Prix fix dishes prepared by Michelin-starred chef Gregory Pugin; Italian dishes prepared by chef Beppe Galazzi To make reservations call (305)445-8066 Miami Heat vs New Orleans Pelicans When: Friday, December 25th at 12:00pm Where: AmericanAirlines Arena Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com Jingle Beach When: Saturday, December 26th at 12:00pm-5:00am Where: Nikki Beach, 1 Ocean Dr. Tickets: $30 Additional Information: 21 and over; Tech-house party Third Annual Miami International Children’s Film Festival When: Saturday, December 26th-31st Where: Coral Gables Art Cinema Tickets: Admission for opening night: children $10 & adults $15; General tickets: children $5 & adults $10; MICFF festival pass: $50 Additional Information: Various films from around the world will be featured; Workshops for children of all ages; Face painting; Balloon animals Disney in Concert: Magical Music from the Movies When: Sunday, December 27th at 7:00pm Where: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Tickets: $45-$105; www.arshtcenter.org Sebastian Ingrosso When: Sunday, December 27th at 11:00pm Where: Story Nightclub Tickets: $40; http://www.flavorus.com/event/Sebastian-Ingrosso-STORY/312346

Culinary, MSM Online

The Filling Station: Reimagining American Bar Food

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By Alyse Mier The Filling Station is quite the institution, dedicated to making the best bar food in the area. A long-time fixture in Miami, it recently found a new home in Oakland Park, it’s still dedicated to taking the typical hamburger and making it anything but typical. With over 60 food items to choose from on the menu and a selection of over 30 craft beers, it’s no doubt you’ll need a few minutes to process everything. Below is a list of some must have menu items: The Lazy Sunday An unusual blend of S’tart sour beer and Sprite makes for one of the most refreshing drinks, which is perfect for this South Florida weather. The Beer Flight Having trouble navigating through the beer options? Bartender, Mitchell Feigeles, will create a personalized beer flight based on your preferred flavor profile. He’ll also create a flight of the best creations brewed by local breweries. Sweet Corn Fritters Imagine popcorn reinvented. These sweet corn fritters are perfect little portions of creamed corn fried to golden perfection and served with their made in house Savannah Sauce. Porky Tots The Filling Station’s claim to fame is their tots. Their beloved Porky Tots are fried to perfection with a crunchy, salty surface and a steamy, fluffy filling. The tots are blanketed with a layer of smoked pulled pork, cheddar cheese sauce and sour cream. The Burgatti Burger Aptly named, the Burgatti because the chef thought of anything you could possibly want or need in a burger. This Sargento award-winning burger is topped with two slices of pepper jack cheese, two slices of cheddar cheese, peppered bacon, balsamic caramelized red onions, garlicky mustardy mayo and a sunny side up egg. To explore the vast menu options visit The Filling Station at 3200 NE 12th Ave, Oakland Park

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Real Estyle: St. Regis Bal Harbour PH-08

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The St. Regis Bal Harbour has a new penthouse on the market listed through Douglas Elliman’s Bill Hernandez and Bryan Sereny. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 half bath and 2,389 sf of living space with amazing oceanfront views priced at $5,100,000 This southeast facing penthouse created by designer and architect, Raboni, is equipped with all of the most luxurious finishes. Additional upgrades include elevated ceilings, a fully equipped Italian designer Boffi kitchen, Crestron sound and lighting system, custom imported Italian marble floors, as well as extra closet space throughout with custom cabinetry in hallway, elevator foyer, den and 2nd bedroom. Enjoy the luxurious oceanfront lifestyle from this custom penthouse at St. Regis. St. Regis Bal Harbour Unit PH-08 is located at 9703 Collins Ave, Bal Harbour, FL. For more information on this St. Regis Bal Harbour listing, please visit http://www.elliman.com/florida/st-regis-9703-collins-avenue-ph-08-bal-harbour-nbaijhp Photography Courtesy of Douglas Elliman

Culinary, Health & Fitness, MSM Online, Music

The Weekend Guide: 12/18-12/20

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Gingerbread House Making When: Friday, Dec. 18th at 5:30-7:30pm Where: IKEA – 1801 NW 117th Ave, Miami, FL 33172 Tickets: $10 (includes all supplies); For group reservations, contact the store at miamievents@ikea.com Additional Information: Buy gingerbread house kit & supplies on-location Call 888-888-4532 or visit ikea-usa.com/Miami Shawn Mendes Concert When: Friday, Dec. 18th at 7:00pm Where: BB&T Center Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com 3 Men & a Baby…Grand: A Toast to Sinatra When: Friday, Dec. 18th at 8:00pm Where: Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Tickets: $40-$45 Call 305-466-8002 or visit aventuracenter.org Miami Heat vs. Toronto Raptors When: Friday, Dec. 18th at 8:00pm Where: AmericanAirlines Arena Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com The Weeknd Offical After Party at LIV Nightclub When: Saturday, Dec. 19th at 11:00pm-5:00am Where: LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau Miami Beach Tickets: www.LIVnightclub.com Gables Bike Tour: Holiday Tour When: Sunday, Dec. 20th all day Where: Coral Gables Museum Tickets: Adults: $10; Museum members & children under 12: $5; RSVP: 305-603-8067 Additional Information: Tour includes Merrick Park, Biltmore Way, & Coral Gables Methodist Church; Holiday eggnog provided; Bike rentals & helmets available at No Boundaries; Tours are about two hours coralgablesmuseum.org Miami Jingle Bell Jog 5k When: Sunday, Dec. 20th at 7:30am Where: Tropical Park Tickets: Adults: $35; Children: $20 Additional Information: Runners encouraged to dress as Santa Claus; Complimentary Santa suits & bells on-location; Candy cane medals awarded; Holiday-themed refreshments provided; Children’s 5k begins at 8:30am; You can pick up you packages the day before at SoleRunners from 9:00am-6:00pm jinglebelljog.net/Miami La Feria del Mercado de San Miguel When: Sunday, Dec. 20th at 10:00am-10:00pm Where: Bayfront Park Tickets: Free admission Additional Information: Tapas bar, a Spanish market featuring local and imported items, four food kiosks, smaller carts, & outdoor bar Call 305-358-7550 or visit bayfrontparkmiami.com Miami Heat vs Portland Trail Blazers When: Sunday, Dec. 20th at 1:00pm Where: AmericanAirlines Arena Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com

Fashion, MSM Online, Shows & Events

DELPOZO Fall Winter 2015 Collection

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By Gisel Habibnejad DELPOZO has done it again this season. The fall winter 2015 line is infused with artistic inspiration drawn from Australian artist Rhys Lee and Russian painter Andrey Remnev. Creative Director of the brand Josep Font, whose ultimate goal was to allude to the pre-Raphaelite spirit with a modern twist, spearheaded the successful interpretation through his artistic eye. Although showcased with a trendy twist, DELPOZO stays true to its signature “architectural tailoring.” The collection is made of pieces perfect for day or evening wear. A detail favorite, geometric shapes by metallic lining, is displayed on a black base of a few pieces. A standout hit at NYFW fall, DELPOZO displayed a true stroke of genius. Spotted Trends: Straight silhouette Shoulder pads Balloon sleeves Peplum shape Felt & velvet fabrics Round toe pumps For more information on DELPOZO’s collection, please visit www.delpozo.com Photography Courtesy of DELPOZO  

Beauty, Body, MSM Online, Skin Care

Wake Up Your Skin with Frank Body

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By Gisel Habibnejad Chances are you’ve seen people all over social media posting photos of themselves covered in ground coffee beans. No, this isn’t dirt—these “Frankfurts” are positively and actively exfoliating their skin with Frank Body. Why coffee beans? Frank Body has discovered that not only can coffee be used to wake you up mentally, but by rubbing smashed coffee beans on your skin it can also benefit from it. The coffee-based ingredients range from “freshly roasted and ground robusta beans to green coffee extract.” They are also strict with only using natural ingredients: coconut oil, cinnamon, and mint extract—just to name a few. The Australian-made products have recently branched out into other products, such as a facial moisturizer, a wash, and a scrub. These products are designed to cater to acne, dryness, fine lines, and sensitive skin. However, Frank Body stands out amongst the many facial remedies as it also targets skin conditions like eczema psoriasis. Begin with the daily Creamy Face Cleanser rejuvenates skin, stimulates blood flow, detoxifies clogged pores, absorbs oil, and reduces redness. For a deeper clean, use the Creamy Face Scrub 2-3 times per week. The formula is ideal for dry and flaky skin with coconut, sweet almond, and grape seed oils. It also strengthens, tones, and repairs skin to a smoothening perfection. Finish with the Everyday Face Moisturizer for a healthy glow and ultimate hydration. The natural ingredients combat dryness without clogging pores. Photography Courtesy of Frank Body For more information, visit us.frankbody.com

Culinary, Culture, MSM Online

Coconut Grove Welcomes a New Dining Experience: 33

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By Justina Coronel Coconut Grove has just been sprinkled with a bit more flavor. A new refreshing dining experience, called 33, opened its doors on Saturday, December 5th, 2015. This Peruvian influenced theme will give guests true quality of delicious flavors with no more than six ingredients, as “attention to taste” is Chef Sebastian Fernandez’s key ingredient to his own success. The menu will even change depending on availability, which will bring a variety not only to the menu but also to the palate. Chef Fernandez and his wife, Leslie, transformed the place into more of an open and inviting space for guests to enjoy. Walking in, guests will be able to notice the large illuminating sign behind the bar titled ‘SED,’ meaning thirsty in Spanish; the bar itself was even designed by Fernandez using reclaimed wood from pallets and copper. To Fernandez, the name ‘33’ means more than the grove’s zip code, which is ‘33133’, but more a sense of belief, in which he truly believes that the number is lucky. But, the food that Fernandez provided is more than just luck. His touch in coordinating flavors together is a special skill providing guests a pure tour of Peruvian flavors and the use of international techniques and influences. Two dishes include classics such as the causa limena and the ceviche de corvina. The causa limena incorporated purple potato, fresh ahi tuna, avocado, and aji Amarillo sauce. The standard Peruvian dish, the ceviche, had lime, ginger, cilantro, red onions, and aji Amarillo for a bit of a kick. The plates are meant to share in order for guests to try all the different types of tastes flourished into the recipes. Make sure to attend 33 because after tasting these Peruvian dishes, you will truly feel lucky. 33 is located at 3195 Commodore Plaza in Coconut Grove

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Real Estyle: Le Lac Estate

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By Angela Betancourt Nestled in the heart of Boca Raton is the Le Lac Estate, a nine-acre masterpiece that has been listed by Douglas Elliman realtors Senada Adzem and Chris Leavitt, star of Million Dollar Listing Miami. Priced at $19,950,000, this expansive property features 16,140 sf of living space, eight bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, three half-bathrooms, and its very own private lake. Le Lac is a single family resort-style property that will provide its new homeowners with an abundance of luxury and opportunities to entertain guests. There is a private island with gazebo, a guest house, outdoor shower, basketball court, a summer kitchen, and Har-Tru clay tennis court with HydroGrid irrigation. The estate’s custom designed pool is surrounded by cut stone pillars, a waterfall, and LED lighting. Le Lac’s interior is lavishly designed with the finest materials. The front door is made from mahogany wood and opens into a grand living room with high ceilings and a majestic chandelier. The kitchen showcases top of the line appliances that include, a Sub-Zero professional refrigerator, Corian countertops, and a Wolf gas range stove. Additional interior highlights include a sauna, media room, bar, walk-in closets, roman tub, vault ceilings and a climate-controlled wine cellar that can hold up to 3,000 bottles. The home was designed by Randall Stofft and constructed in 2011 in the posh Le Lac gated community known for its beautiful landscape and 60 acres of interconnecting lakes. The community consists of only 32 custom built homes and provides its residents with plenty of privacy and security. The home is a short distance from Florida’s Turnpike, several schools, coffee shops, supermarkets and restaurants. The beauty of the Le Lac Estate and its proximity to so many points of interests makes this home a true gem that promises the ultimate in luxury living. For more information on Le Lac Estate, please visit www.elliman.com/florida Photography Courtesy of Douglas Elliman

Arts, Culture, MSM Online, Music

The Weekend Guide: 12/10-12/13

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This weekend holds special events to get an early start on the holidays. In addition, be serenaded by Luis Miguel at his concerts or watch our local professional sport teams dominate in their leagues. Florida Panthers vs Washington Capitals When: Thursday, Dec. 10th at 7:30pm Where: BB&T Center Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com Luis Miguel Tour When: Thursday, Dec. 10th & Saturday, Dec. 12 at 8:00pm Where: AmericanAirlines Arena Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com The Nutcracker When: Friday, Dec. 11th at 10:30am Where: Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Tickets: $10 www.aventuracenter.org Pictures with Santa at Miami On Ice When: Saturday, Dec. 11th at 12:00pm-2:00pm Where: InterContinental Miami Tickets: Packages starting at $10 per person http://www.icmiamihotel.com/MiamiOnIce Skate for a Cause When: Saturday, Dec. 12th at 12:00pm-3:00pm Where: InterContinental Miami Additional Information: A portion of proceeds will benefit Neighbors4Neighbors Adopt-A-Family for the Holidays program; Food trucks will be on site http://www.icmiamihotel.com/MiamiOnIce CocoWalk’s Chabad on the Grove Menorah Lighting When: Sunday, Dec. 6th until Sunday, Dec. 13th at 5:15pm (Saturday at 6:30pm) Where: Left-hand side of CocoWalk near Starbucks & Gap Tickets: Free & open to the public Additional Information: Snacks & literature will be given out to guests; Each night a lucky guest will be chosen to light the menorah For more, call (305) 444-0777 Miami Heat vs Memphis Grizzlies When: Sunday, Dec. 13th at 6:00pm Where: AmericanAirlines Arena Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com

Arts, Culture, MSM Online

Red Dot Art Fair: One of Miami’s Leading Art Fairs

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By Alyse Mier Red Dot Art Fair, one of Art Basel and Miami Art Week’s leading shows, returned to Miami this past weekend for its 9th edition. Its new location in the Arts and Entertainment District served as the temporary home for modern and contemporary works of art. This event has served as a platform to introduce enthusiasts and collectors to established, mid-career and emerging artists, much like Benjamin Edelstein. Edelstein, a Miami native, specializes in both fine art and commercial photography. His work has been published in several advertising campaigns, and graced the pages of leading magazines such as Vogue. Red Dot gave Edelstein the opportunity to present his work side-by-side to exquisite and sometimes bizarre works of art. “I’ve seen some pretty cool contemporary work around here. I’m a fan of mixed media. Anything that has to do with more than just photography or painting, or finding ways to incorporate both I’m usually a pretty big fan of,” said Edelstein. Red Dot’s vast collection of modern and contemporary art did not disappoint as fairgoers made their way through the over 70 galleries that exhibited numerous sculptures, paintings and photographs. “This is my second year here at Red Dot and it’s been a bit of a whirlwind. Long days, long hours, but what I appreciate most about being here is that I not only get to see a lot of the galleries that are present, but I get to meet a lot of the artists that aren’t from around here,” said Edelstein. For more information on Red Dot Art Fair, visit www.reddotfair.com For more information on Benjamin Edelstein’s artwork, visit www.benjaminedelstein.com

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The Miami River Art Fair Showcases in its Fourth Edition

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By Justina Coronel Inside the James L. Knight Center located in the Downtown Miami Convention Center, the colorful Miami River Art Fair 2015 appeared in its fourth annual edition. During the week of Art Basel, this experience was the only one as the riverfront art fair overlooking the one-of-a-kind outdoor Riverwalk Sculpture Mall, which is an 800 linear foot public sculpture setting. The fair was co-sponsored by MSM and showcased a variety of talented world-class artists and gorgeous galleries in an indoor booth setting. From artists painting exquisite pieces to live performances showcasing a display of art in music, the Miami River Art Fair was able to exhibit all aspects of artistic value. In addition, this international and contemporary art fair has the revitalizations efforts of the Lower Miami River at its core. The fair will feature the Miami River as the main attention of all of its programming and events. Due to the partnership with the City of Miami and the Miami River Commission, the fair has been a great tool for the revitalization efforts coming through for the Downtown Miami/Brickell areas and the Lower Miami River. Not only does the Miami River Art fair showcase a true form of art, but also the true beauty of the area at heart. For more information, please visit www.miamiriverartfair.com

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SWAY: A Dance Trilogy

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By Alyse Mier Photography by Stefania Orru Latin ballroom dancing champion Maksim Chmerkovskiy, known by millions for his performances on Dancing With the Stars, brought some ballroom dancing heat to Miami this week with the opening of SWAY: A Dance Trilogy. Maksim and Valentin Chmerkovskiy, and Tony Dovolani were joined by DWTS professional Peta Murgatroyd, Olympian Meryl Davis and actress Rumer Willis for a five-show run at the historic Olympia Theater in downtown Miami. SWAY gave the audience a glimpse into the lives of Maks, Val and Dovolani and their varied talents in dance genres such as conventional ballroom, hip-hop, rumba, salsa and cha cha. “SWAY was born because we had the opportunity to do it. It was choreographed in-house by two of our Dance With Me choreographers and the cast was made up of over 70 employees from our six locations. It quickly became a show that was bigger than us and we decided to do it two more times. Now we’re in Miami performing only five shows during Art Basel,” said Maks. Maks and Dance With Me Studios have partnered with Alfalit in efforts to eradicate human suffering caused by illiteracy. Dance With Me Studios has used its platform with SWAY to help create awareness for this cause. A percentage of ticket sales from SWAY, associated golf tournament and dance camp benefitted Alfalit International. “Without education we wouldn’t be able to do what we do, so I wanted to be able to give back to people who don’t have that opportunity themselves,” said Maks. For more information, visit swayshow.com

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