At a Mexican military base, Captain Eduardo Barrón picks up not a rifle but a microphone. Swaying boot-to-boot, he belts...
Culture
The ‘Courage to Be’ in Uncertain Times − How One 20th-Century Philosopher Defined Bravery
Over the past few weeks, as negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine drag on, I’ve thought back to Feb. 28,...
What Ancient Animal Fables from India Teach About Political Wisdom
In today’s volatile world, where wars can be fought over territory, commerce can be abruptly subjected to tariffs, and friendly...
Amadou Bagayoko: The Blind Malian Musician Whose Joyful Songs Changed West African Music
Amadou Bagayoko (1954-2025), Malian guitarist, singer and composer of the famed duo Amadou & Mariam – known as “the blind...
Carmen Takes Miami: A Duel of Opera and Ballet
This spring, Miami will experience a cultural confluence unlike any other: two of the city’s premier arts institutions, the Florida...
A Night of Fire, Femininity, and Freedom: Inside the VIP Carmen Experience with FGO
Last Friday evening, Miami’s cultural enthusiasts gathered at Lafayette Steakhouse for a rare and intimate prelude to one of the...
How Laure Prouvost Reimagined the Myth of Icarus in Marseille
In an exhibition at Mucem, the French artist immerses herself in the Mediterranean and examines the connections between humans, living...
Women Are Reclaiming Their Place in Baseball
For most baseball fans, hope springs eternal on Opening Day. Many of those fans – more than you might think...
