Tom Finkel
Editor in Chief at Miami New Times
WHO: tom finkel; WHAT: slow learner; editor-in-chief @miaminewtimes; WHEN: e-i-c @villagevoice, @riverfronttimes, @citypages
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1 month ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Tom Finkel
Last week, Kali Uchis released her fifth album, Sincerely. Earlier today, the Grammy-winning multigenre pop/R&B/urbano/hip-hop star announced a North American tour of the same name. The awkwardly punctuated Sincerely, Tour commences August 14 in Portland, Oregon, and will touch down at the Kaseya Center in Miami on Friday, September 5. Uchis will perform at Orlando's Kia Center the night prior. Not surprisingly, Uchis has been a consistent draw in Miami for years.
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1 month ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Tom Finkel
Earlier today, the legendary, grizzled rock band the Who announced its "The Song Is Over" North American Farewell Tour — and lo and behold, the first stop will be Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise. Though everyone suspects the song won't actually be over until the band includes the rest of the world in the festivities, North America is what we know for now. And in statements posted on the Who's website, frontman Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend waxed lovingly about stateside audiences.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Tom Finkel
NowZelda Notes On Switch 2 Will Breathe New Life Into Tears of the KingdomTears of the Kingdom's most important core mechanic, the Ultrahand ability, is confusing and unwieldy. The Switch 2 edition of the game aims to fix that.
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2 months ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Tom Finkel
After nearly 16 years doing a lot of, well just about everything in our newsroom, Jose D. Duran is bidding farewell to Miami New Times. His last day in the office will be Friday, April 25. That means New Times has an immediate opening for a full-time Music Editor. Do you have what it takes to manage and lead our coverage of South Florida's vibrant music scene?
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Mar 29, 2025 |
miaminewtimes.com | Tom Finkel
Miami Springs police arrested a Hialeah man Saturday morning after he allegedly threw railroad spikes through a window of one of the city's police cars, then jumped into the Miami River and swam nearly half a mile through alligator-infested waters in an effort to evade capture.
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