Jesse Scott

2 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Jesse Scott

In a city where sunshine is practically the brand, rainy days in Miami can feel like the universe forgot to send the memo. But even when the skies decide to throw a random wet tantrum, the 305 isn’t short on indoor adventures that are as exciting as a Saturday night on Collins. Whether you're dodging downpours on vacation or just need a solid escape from your soggy front porch, Miami offers an array of cool, covered hangouts to keep you dry (and delighted).

5 days ago | travelandleisure-es.com | Jesse Scott |Liliana Ortiz

El renombrado chef italiano Massimo Bottura es un filósofo culinario, conocido tanto por sus reflexiones poéticas como por sus estrellas Michelin. Conocido principalmente por Osteria Francescana en Módena—frecuentemente clasificado entre los mejores restaurantes del mundo—Bottura ha pasado décadas redefiniendo la cocina italiana a través de una lente de memoria, arte y emoción. Ahora, en 2025, canaliza ese espíritu en su último proyecto: Torno Subito Miami.

6 days ago | travelandleisure.com | Jesse Scott

Massimo Bottura in front of a news stand in Modena and while traveling through India. Credit: From left: Mytheresa; Chevon Rodrigues Renowned Italian chef Massimo Bottura is a culinary philosopher, known as much for his poetic musings as his Michelin stars. Best known for Osteria Francescana in Modena—frequently ranked among the best restaurants in the world—Bottura has spent decades redefining Italian cuisine through a lens of memory, artistry, and emotion.

1 week ago | miaminewtimes.com | Jesse Scott

Living in Miami comes with its perks: year-round sunshine, easy access to some of the world's best beaches, and two of the busiest cruise ports on Earth, PortMiami and Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. For locals, it's almost criminal not to take advantage of the fact that you can hop on a ship and, within hours, sip a mojito in St. Maarten, hike rainforests in Costa Rica, or snorkel in cenotes off the coast of Belize.

2 weeks ago | miaminewtimes.com | Jesse Scott

One of Miami Beach's historic Art Deco hotels is getting a modern upgrade. Opening Thursday, May 1, the Beach Club by Proper will debut at the newly reimagined Shelborne by Proper, bringing a refined, wellness-forward take on the modern members' club to the hotel as part of its recent $100 million renovation. The new beach club promises to strike the sweet spot between luxury and laid-back coastal living, serving up everything from golden-hour cocktails to yoga sessions.