Chef Brandon is cool and innovative. Awesome chef's table in the kitchen. Ask to sit there you will feel like a star. -Tracey Bloom, Top Chef
Spend $15 at the House of Blues Restaurant before the show and get into the music hall before everyone else. Kiss long lines goodbye! – Team Live Nation
At the Florida State Fairgrounds: Want to grab some dinner before a show? Check out Gino's Bar & Restaurant. Great Italian food, fun atmosphere, and a cheap tab! – Team Live Nation
Do not pass up the sausage and pepper stand at the back of the venue. Delicious! – Team Live Nation
Love the nightlife in Miami. There’s always a new hot club like this in South Beach. My boy DJ Irie spins here all the time. - Terrell, The T.O. Show
I go here to watch the Sony Ericsson Open Tennis Tournament every year to cheer for my friends. - Terrell, The T.O. Show
Make sure you get banded at the doors connecting the venue to the America's Backyard Bar next door. Then you can come and go as you please! – Team Live Nation
It can take a while to get out of the venue after the show. Might as well walk over a block and grab a drink at the Lincoln Road bar. – Team Live Nation
Have time to kill? The closest thing to a mall in NYC, the shops at Grand Central Station run the gamut from high-end lingerie to French pastries.
This store offers not just clothes from nearly every designer we love, including Proenza Schouler, Balenciaga, and dozens more, but also a ground-floor cocktail lounge, a rooftop bar and more.
We spent more time in this sunny Coconut Grove shop than anywhere else, ferrying handfuls of chic dresses--by Miami designers like Karina Grimaldi--from the dressing room to the cash register.
Our choice of Miami's myriad hotel shops, Therapy offers favorites like Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent dresses and a full range of breezy tops and cover-ups from owner Stacey Josloff's Inca Brand.
Rebel is three shops in one: a boutique of perfect-for-lounging clothes, a stand from yoga retailer Bahdi and a consignment section offering resort classics like Tory Burch and Lilly Pulitzer.
In 1904, Mary McLeod Bethune opened the Daytona Educational and Industrial Training School for Negro Girls with $1.50 and five students. Today the school offers 35 bachelor degree programs. Read more.
Author Zora Neale Hurston, famous for her 1937 novel “Their Eyes Were Watching God,” wrote a total of 50 short stories, plays and essays, as well as four novels. Read more.
Howard Thurman was the first black dean at Boston University and the first dean of Rankin Chapel at Howard University. Thurman’s book “Jesus and the Disinherited” was influential to MLK. Read more.
