Carousel Club, now operated exclusively by Gulfstream Park, will be hosting official FIFA World Cup 2026™ watch parties from June 11 through July 19 in partnership with Michelob ULTRA, Stella Artois, and NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer. Fans can catch the excitement of every match in a lively outdoor setting while enjoying food and beverage offerings, entertainment, and the electric atmosphere of the world’s biggest soccer tournament, with a large LED screen showing the matches in addition to TVs throughout the venue. Guests can also enjoy the thrill of live horse racing throughout the day, making Gulfstream Park a one of a kind destination for sports and entertainment. Miami’s beloved eateries Pubbelly Sushi and Sergio’s will be on hand for select matches, offering their signature dishes. On select FIFA World Cup 2026™ Watch Party match days at Gulfstream Park, guests will have the opportunity to win complimentary tickets through giveaways to games like Colombia vs. Portugal and the Round of 32, sponsored by Michelob ULTRA, adding even more excitement to the on-site tournament experience. Carousel Club, operated by Gulfstream Park, remains available for private events. Please contact Weddings and Group Events directly at 954.457.6957 or cateringsales@gulfstreampark.com. A schedule of FIFA World Cup 2026™ watch parties at Carousel Club can be found below: THURSDAY, JUNE 11 – OPENING DAY Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PMOpening Match:• Mexico vs South Africa FRIDAY, JUNE 12 Operating Hours: 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM World Cup Matches:• Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina• United States vs Paraguay SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM World Cup Matches:• Haiti vs Scotland• Australia vs Türkiye• Brazil vs Morocco• Qatar vs Switzerland SUNDAY, JUNE 14 Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM World Cup Matches:• Côte d'Ivoire vs Ecuador• Germany vs Curaçao• Netherlands vs Japan• Sweden vs Tunisia FRIDAY, JUNE 19 Operating Hours: 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled SATURDAY, JUNE 20 Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled SUNDAY, JUNE 21 Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24Watch Party in the Walking RingHours: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Featured Match:• Brazil vs Scotland *TICKET GIVEAWAY TO COLOMBIA VS. PORTUGAL MATCH THURSDAY, JUNE 25 Operating Hours: 3:00 PM – 12:00 AM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled FRIDAY, JUNE 26Operating Hours: 2:00 PM – 12:00 AM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled SATURDAY, JUNE 27Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM World Cup Group Stage Matches Scheduled *TICKET GIVEAWAY TO ROUND OF 32 SUNDAY, JUNE 28Operating Hours: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Knockout Round Begins• Round of 32 Matches Scheduled MONDAY, JULY 6Operating Hours: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Round of 16 Matches Scheduled TUESDAY, JULY 7Operating Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Round of 16 Matches Scheduled THURSDAY, JULY 9QuarterfinalsOperating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM • Quarterfinal Match FRIDAY, JULY 10QuarterfinalsOperating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM • Quarterfinal Match SATURDAY, JULY 11QuarterfinalsOperating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM • Quarterfinal Match(es) TUESDAY, JULY 14SemifinalsOperating Hours: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM • Semifinal Match WEDNESDAY, JULY 15SemifinalsOperating Hours: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM • Semifinal Match SATURDAY, JULY 18Third-Place PlayoffOperating Hours: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM • Third-Place Match SUNDAY, JULY 19FIFA WORLD CUP FINALOperating Hours: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM • FIFA World Cup Final For more information about Gulfstream Park & The Village at Gulfstream Park, please visit www.gulfstreampark.com By ML staff. Image Credit: Paul Stoppi

Once, the only nut butter on the supermarket shelf was peanut butter. Now you can also buy almond, cashew, hazelnut and macadamia nut butters, or blends. Robert Owen-Wahl/Pexels So which is the healthiest nut butter to spread on your toast? As we’ll see, the healthiest is not just about the actual nut. It’s also about what else goes in the jar. What do they all have in common? All nut butters are made from ground nuts that provide healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, plant-based protein, fibre. They also provide essential minerals, such as magnesium, potassium, zinc and iron. Across decades of research, regularly eating nuts is associated with a lower risk of heart disease and premature death. That benefit appears whether the nut is peanut, almond or cashew or any other type of nut. But many commercial products contain vegetable oils, palm oil, salt, sugar, or stabilisers to improve texture and shelf life. These added ingredients dilute the nutritional quality and increase salt or kilojoules without providing any health benefits. Choosing a nut butter made only from nuts (or nuts with minimal salt) means you get the full nutritional value. How do I choose a nut butter? Check the ingredients list. The healthiest options contain just one ingredient – nuts. Some added salt is fine, if minimal. But avoid products with seed oils (such as canola oil), palm oil, fillers or added sugars. Looking at the nutrients in each nut butter per serve (a tablespoon, about 16 grams) can highlight how they differ. The numbers vary slightly by brand. But when the product contains 100% nuts, the numbers don’t generally change dramatically between nuts. To keep things simple, we’ve focused on peanut, almond and cashew butters: protein: peanut butter wins slightly for protein content, at 3.84g per tablespoon, making it a solid choice for post-workout snacks or adding extra protein to your day. However, almond (3.36g) and cashew butters (2.82g) aren’t far behind. So they still contribute meaningful protein to your diet fat: almond butter takes the top spot for healthy fats (8.88g per tablespoon), followed closely by peanut (7.98g) and cashew butter (7.9g). The fats in nuts are mainly heart-healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, which have been associated with improved cholesterol levels and reduced inflammation carbohydrates: cashew butter contains the most carbohydrates (4.42g per tablespoon), which might be important if you’re looking for quick energy before a workout or if you have type 1 diabetes and are adjusting your medication based on your carbohydrate intake. Then comes peanut butter (3.49g), followed by almond butter (3.01g) fibre: almond butter takes the lead for fibre (1.65g per tablespoon) followed by peanut butter (1.06g). Cashew butter lags significantly behind (0.32g), about one-fifth of the almond butter’s content. This makes cashew butter the weakest option if you’re relying on nut butter to contribute to your daily fibre intake calcium: almond butter dramatically outperforms the others for calcium, with 55.5 milligrams per tablespoon. This offers about eight times more than peanut butter (6.56mg) and cashew butter (6.88mg). This makes almond butter an excellent choice for bone health, especially if you avoid dairy potassium: both peanut and almond butter tie for potassium content (120mg per tablespoon). This makes them useful for supporting healthy blood pressure and muscle function. Cashew butter contains 87.4mg iron: cashew butter leads the pack for iron (0.805mg for tablespoon), followed by almond butter (0.558mg) and peanut butter (0.304mg). This is particularly relevant for people with higher iron needs, such as those menstruating, pregnant or breastfeeding, or people following plant-based diets. But overall, nut butters are not a meaningful source of iron zinc: cashew butter (0.826mg per tablespoon) offers nearly twice the zinc of peanut butter (0.445mg). Almond butter’s zinc content is in the middle (0.526mg). This makes cashew butter valuable for immune function and wound healing selenium: cashew butter provides the most selenium (1.84 micrograms per tablespoon), an important antioxidant mineral that supports thyroid function. Peanut butter comes in second (1.2µg), while almond butter contains notably less (0.384µg) magnesium: almond butter leads for magnesium (44.6mg per tablespoon). Close behind is cashew butter (41.3mg), then peanut butter (25.4mg). This mineral is crucial for muscle relaxation, sleep quality and energy production. In a nutshell Each nut butter has distinct nutritional advantages: peanut butter leads in protein and ties with almond butter for potassium, making it ideal for muscle support and feeling full almond butter is the standout for calcium, and is also higher in fibre, magnesium and heart-healthy fats. This makes it an excellent choice for bone health, digestion and cardiovascular support cashew butter is naturally sweet and is the strongest source of minerals such as iron, zinc and selenium. These are essential for immune function, energy production and thyroid health. However, it is the lowest in both protein and fibre. So while it contributes valuable micronutrients, it’s better suited as an occasional option rather than a primary protein source. Any concerns? Often, almond and cashew butters are processed on equipment that’s been used to process peanuts or other nuts. So traces of one nut may appear in another nut butter, which is stated on the label. So if you have a specific nut allergy, check labels carefully. The cost also varies. Almond and cashew butters are usually slightly more expensive (at around A$2.40 per 100g) compared with about $1.82 per 100g for peanut butter. What now? No single nut butter reigns supreme as each brings different nutritional strengths. The smartest approach would be to keep more than one on hand, choose versions made from 100% nuts, and let your taste preferences and nutritional goals guide you. Words by Lauren Ball, Professor of Community Health and Wellbeing, The University of Queensland and Emily Burch, Accredited Practising Dietitian and Lecturer, Southern Cross University. Special thanks for The Conversation. Support and donate today.

Image by DepositPhotos Formula 1 has never been more popular in America. After the 2005 United States Grand Prix, where only six cars took part due to tire issues and the fans rightly revolted, there were serious worries about whether the sport would ever find its place in the USA again. The sport even completely withdrew from the United States in 2007. In 2012, though, F1 made its first, tentative return. At the custom-built Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas, Grand Prix racing finally came back stateside, with around 250,000 drawn to the action. By the 2020s, this had ballooned to over 420,000 flocking to the circuit over all three days. The sport is enjoying a resurgence, spearheaded by Liberty Media’s $4.4bn takeover of the sport’s commercial rights in 2017. The grandstands are full, the paddock is one of the most exclusive places to be, and fans at home are glued to their TVs. It’s even becoming popular among bettors, with players able to collect a Stake.us bonus drop code for the races. It’s been a remarkable recovery story, and Miami is at the heart of it. Liberty turns around F1’s dark days One of the first things Liberty did after gaining control of Formula 1 was completely change how the sport was marketed. Original commercial rights owner Bernie Ecclestone had previously been against social media, and ignored appealing to everyday fans to prioritize the super-wealthy. Liberty flipped this on its head. Along with allowing teams and drivers much more freedom with what they posted on social media, it also opened the secretive world of Formula 1 up. The Netflix series Drive to Survive is one of sport’s great marketing success stories, as it brought in countless new fans. It’s a model now copied by almost every major sport in the world, and even some individual teams, and created a new genre of sports documentary. With F1’s image in the United States rehabilitated, Liberty decided it was time to expand. This is where Miami’s role comes into things. Miami spearheads a new generation of races Image by DepositPhotos Formula 1 has traditionally held one race per country. This works well in the smaller nations across Europe, Asia and the Middle East that make up most of F1’s race dates. The United States, though, is a different beast. One race was no longer going to cut it. The first race added alongside the United States Grand Prix at COTA was the Miami Grand Prix. Held on a street track around Hard Rock Stadium, and using the grass infield as the teams’ main staging area, the race blended F1’s new popularity with the city’s trademark vibrancy. The event has been a huge success. Celebrities have flocked, top tech sponsors such as Orcale, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft have all identified it as a key race to attend, and the hospitality areas are some of the most sought after all year. The Miami Grand Prix has created a blueprint for what a new-style F1 race can be. It blends the sport’s raw action with the host city’s exuberance, and the paddock’s exclusivity. The ‘Miami Model’ is one F1 has run with, and has helped create perhaps the sport’s greatest spectacle. In 2023, a year after Miami’s debut, F1 held its return to Las Vegas. The sport had been there in the past, but this was on a small track held in an off-strip parking lot. This time, the Strip itself would be the key feature of the track as the cars raced directly through Sin City’s landmarks. Along with the longstanding Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal and Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City, North America now has five Grand Prix. This has been instrumental in helping the continent feel a part of F1, rather than it being just a leg in a European-based series. Liberty’s revolution of how F1 is seen was one of the key building blocks of this, with Drive to Survive pulling in millions of new American fans, as well as guiding lapsed ones back to the sport. The blueprint of how to capitalize on this, though, comes directly from Miami, and the success of the Miami Grand Prix. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

Image by DepositPhotos After a crash, many people search online for “car accident lawyer near me” because they need answers before the paperwork and calls become overwhelming. The better question is what makes a nearby attorney the right fit for a serious injury claim. In New York, that choice can be crucial because busy streets, rideshare vehicles, commercial traffic, no-fault rules, and strict filing deadlines can make even a basic claim feel hard to read. A competent lawyer should offer more than a nearby office. Look for someone who understands how to handle local crash reports, how medical records support damages, and how insurers respond when fault or injury severity is under dispute. A collision can leave injured people juggling pain care, repair estimates, wage loss, and insurer calls within days. Pressure builds quickly when treatment plans, transport limits, and household costs all need immediate attention. Sound legal help starts with clear markers that show how an attorney works under strain. Local Experience For many families, the first search after a wreck is the nearest attorney, yet distance alone says little about ability. Familiarity with nearby roads, hospital systems, police reporting practices, and courthouse routines can shape timing, access to evidence, and claim value. That local footing helps injured people judge whether an insurer is minimizing losses or reading the file fairly. Case Focus Practice focus matters early because injury claims demand a different approach than wills, contracts, or property disputes. A lawyer who spends most days on collision files usually reads treatment records faster and identifies liability issues sooner. That focus also helps with wage documentation, future care estimates, and policy limit questions. Breadth can look impressive, yet a focused level of experience often produces cleaner case development. Track Record Past outcomes never guarantee a matching result, though patterns still reveal useful information. Families should look for consistent performance across settlements, litigation, and severe-injury claims. Public records, court appearances, and client feedback may show whether the attorney carries matters from intake through resolution. One considerable award can attract attention, while consistent results over time usually tell a stronger story. Communication Style Clear communication protects clients during a period already filled with medical appointments and financial strain. Some offices answer quickly but leave important points vague, which can create confusion later. A strong lawyer explains records requests, filing dates, insurer contacts, and likely delays in straightforward language. Honest expectations matter because recovery timelines, treatment progress, and claim value rarely move in a straight line. Fees and Costs You should review the fee terms before signing any agreement. Many injury attorneys charge a contingency fee, meaning payment depends on recovery. Even then, families need direct answers about filing expenses, expert invoices, record charges, and lien handling. Written terms reduce disputes later and help clients compare firms on a level playing field. Straightforward billing language often reflects disciplined office practice. Investigation Process Strong cases depend on evidence gathered before physical marks fade and digital footage disappears. An attorney should move quickly for crash reports, witness statements, scene images, vehicle damage records, and treatment notes. Delay can weaken fault analysis, injury causation, and property valuation. Early investigation also helps identify road design issues, commercial ownership, or electronic data that may otherwise get lost. Image by DepositPhotos Insurance Pressure Insurers often reach out soon after a wreck, sometimes before treatment patterns become clear. Early statements can lock injured people into incomplete descriptions of pain, mobility limits, or missed work. A capable lawyer manages those contacts, reviews policy language carefully, and challenges blame shifting. That measured response can prevent a rushed settlement from leaving future therapy, imaging, or wage loss unpaid. Trial Readiness Most vehicle injury claims resolve without trial, yet courtroom readiness still affects settlement posture. Insurance carriers assess whether opposing counsel can organize evidence, question witnesses, and present medical proof clearly. Weak preparation often lowers offers because the defense sees little risk in holding firm. Actual trial experience can change that calculation and give negotiation more credibility from the start. Medical Understanding Records and Recovery Injury files often rely on medical detail rather than dramatic storytelling. Lawyers do not diagnose patients, though they should understand how imaging, physician notes, therapy progress, and work restrictions support causation. Cervical strain, concussion symptoms, fracture healing, and nerve irritation each affect daily function differently. Careful review helps connect the crash with pain patterns, treatment needs, and future physical limits. Reputation Clues Reputation offers another practical signal when families compare counsel. Reviews alone are not enough, yet repeated comments about responsiveness, honesty, and respectful treatment can be informative. Court familiarity, professional standing, and community presence may add useful context. Marketing language says very little by itself. A solid reputation usually grows from careful case handling and dependable client communication over many years. Conclusion Choosing counsel after a collision should rest on practical signs, focused experience in injury cases, clear communication, and a strong command of medical evidence. Injured people need an attorney who investigates quickly, explains fees plainly, manages insurer pressure, and stays prepared for court if required. Careful comparison can reduce avoidable risk during a physically and financially stressful period. In the right hands, legal support brings structure, calm, and informed direction when stability feels hard to regain. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

Swimwear brand Belletage Swimwear returned to Miami Swim Week to unveil their latest collections with a stunning runway show on Thursday night. Miami Swim Week: The Shows set the stage for the captivating presentation with Summer House’s Lexi Wood opening the show. Held at the Mondrian Hotel in South Beach Miami, the show hosted upwards of one hundred guests including press, influencers, industry professionals, family, and friends. This year, the brand debuted two new collections by Ava Stewart and The Snipe Twins, each a continuation of their overarching brand goal of putting the power back in the hands of industry tastemakers by empowering young women to explore their creative and entrepreneurial potential. Building on the momentum of its inaugural launch in 2025, these collections further highlight Belletage’s commitment to creative autonomy, blending each designer’s distinct aesthetic with the brand’s signature playful sophistication. The styles on display highlighted each designer’s distinct aesthetic. Ava Stewart’s included nods to the early aughts such pastel plaid and striped bikinis, mini dresses and skirts while The Snipe Twins opted for bright neon, cut out detailing, and boho beading. Belletage also featured pieces from guest designers ÀINE SWIM, Dulzamara and High Noon Swim in their show, giving these boutique brands the opportunity to be seen on one of the swimwear industry’s biggest stages. Further supporting Belletage’s brand mission of supporting and fostering the growth of female designers in the swimwear industry. Pieces from the runway show will be rolling out starting June 15th, available to shop at https://belletageswimwear.com/ with prices ranging from $170-$199. About Belletage Founded by Bryan Skowronek, Belletage Swimwear is a brand-new label that debuted at Miami Swim Week 2025 with twelve signature capsule collections. Each designed by accomplished models in their own right, the collections offer fun and flirty styles ranging from swimwear to complementary ready-to-wear. The novelty brand aims to put the power back in the hands of industry tastemakers by empowering young women to explore their creative and entrepreneurial potential. Belletage Swimwear is pioneering a new business model with innovation and collaboration at the forefront. This year, the brand will debut two new collections by Ava Stewart and The Snipe Twins, each a continuation of this overarching brand goal. Building on the momentum of its inaugural launch, these collections will further highlight Belletage’s commitment to creative autonomy, blending each designer’s distinct aesthetic with the brand’s signature playful sophistication. About Dulzamara Dulzamara is a Colombian swimwear and beachwear company founded in 2012 made with love and respect for the people and planet, focused on details and comfort for women. The brand goal is for each woman to find in their garments the versatility, comfort, and freedom she deserves. At Miami Swim Week 2026, the brand will be presenting their “Salinas” collection, a fresh, sophisticated, and versatile collection that embodies the brand’s commitment to relaxed elegance and mindful design. Each piece feels as if it has been shaped by the wind, the sun, and the sea. It is a collection that breathes freedom and movement, inspired by these landscapes where land meets the ocean and everything flows naturally. About High Noon Swim High Noon Swim is an eco-conscious swimwear brand rooted in the spirit, culture, and landscapes of Hawaii. Inspired by the Hawaiian ʻōlelo noʻeau describing “high noon,” a sacred moment of balance, unity, and spiritual power. Ethically crafted in a family-owned facility in the European Union, each garment is made using sustainable ECONYL® regenerated nylon fabric and produced with a commitment to reducing environmental impact. The brand will be showing designs inspired by Hawaii’s landscapes, culture, and local history. Throughout there are native elements, traditional motifs, and the stories of our communities, reinterpreting them through a modern lens. About ÀINE SWIM Àine was born from a love of the warmth of the sun and the effortless beauty of minimal tan lines. Inspired by the spirit of the beach girl lifestyle, the pieces are designed to make you feel confident, strong, and radiant in your own skin. Every silhouette is thoughtfully crafted with flattering fits, clean lines, and an understated sense of ease. The brand will be showing their Celestial collection, swimwear made to move with you from ocean mornings to golden hour evenings. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Getty Images Tom Concordia

A new swimwear label is redefining what modern coverage looks like. This past Saturday, May 30, women-owned swimwear brand Not Naked Swim officially debuted its inaugural collection at Miami Swim Week 2026, introducing a fresh perspective to a category long divided between ultra-revealing silhouettes and overly modest alternatives. Presented to a Miami audience of fashion insiders, media, buyers, and a global livestream audience, the brand’s first runway collection showcased elevated, full-coverage swimwear designed for women who want sophistication, confidence, and practicality without sacrificing style. Founded by Alejandra M, MBA and Morgan W, Not Naked Swim was born from a simple observation: women were being asked to choose between trendy swimwear that felt overly exposed or modest options that often felt outdated. The founders believed there was a missing middle ground. Morgan Winter (Not Naked Swim co-founder) “We created the brand we couldn’t find,” said co-founder Morgan Winter. “Coverage shouldn’t mean compromise. Women deserve swimwear that feels stylish, elevated, and confidence-building whether they’re at a family vacation, a resort, or a work retreat.” Designed for real life, Not Naked Swim blends fashion-forward silhouettes with thoughtful functionality. Each piece features UPF 50+ sun protection and is cut and sewn by hand in the United States in small batches, emphasizing craftsmanship and intentional production over mass manufacturing. Sustainability is embedded throughout the brand’s supply chain. The collection is crafted using recycled materials, shipped in ocean-recycled packaging, and paired with plantable seed-paper care instructions, small details designed to reduce waste while creating a more thoughtful customer experience. The launch also reflects a broader shift happening across fashion and lifestyle categories: consumers increasingly seeking pieces that align with how they actually live balancing style, comfort, versatility, and values. For Not Naked Swim, that means creating swimwear equally suited for a luxury resort, a beach day with children, or a corporate retreat by the water. Following its Miami Swim Week debut, the brand will officially open pre-orders on June 15, 2026. To join the early-access list, visit notnakedswim.com or follow along on Instagram @notnakedswimwear. ABOUT NOT NAKED SWIM Not Naked Swim is a women-owned, premium swimwear label founded in October 2025 by Alejandra M, MBA and Morgan W. Designed and produced in the United States, the brand creates elevated full-coverage swimwear with built-in UPF 50+ sun protection, sustainable materials, and small-batch production practices. Blending modern design with thoughtful functionality, Not Naked Swim offers a sophisticated alternative for women seeking stylish coverage without compromise. PRESS CONTACT Morgan Winter Co-Founder, Not Naked Swim Admin@notnakedswim.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Not Naked Swim

Construction firms Robins & Morton and Thornton Construction joined Florida International University and Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine (FIU Medicine) on May 27 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new $158 million Helen and Jacob Shaham Academic Medical Center. The seven-story, 163,000-square-foot facility, slated to open in 2028, will feature academic learning spaces and outpatient multi-specialty services, including same-day surgery and diagnostic imaging. These services will make it easier for the community to access high-quality outpatient care while helping train the next generation of physicians at a time when the U.S. faces a growing doctor shortage. FIU Medicine is partnering with Baptist Health South Florida, which will be the care provider and will manage the center’s operations. The center will anchor FIU’s growing clinical enterprise, integrating education, research and patient care to establish a premier hub for academic medicine in South Florida. “The Helen and Jacob Shaham Academic Medical Center represents the kind of visionary investment that elevates an entire community,” Robins & Morton Operations Manager Johnathan Peavy said. “This project will not only expand access to care, it will strengthen the pipeline of future physicians and support the long‑term health of our South Florida community. We’re proud to help build a facility that will serve as a hub for education, research, and compassionate care for generations to come.” Robins & Morton and Thornton Construction are partnering in a joint venture as the general contractor for the project. Stantec is the architect. By ML Staff.

Prada has introduced a new women’s sneaker line that reinterprets a classic sports silhouette with smooth lines, graphic details and bold, voluminous soles. The collection is designed to offer everyday comfort while maintaining a refined and modern aesthetic. The new sneakers present a feminine profile that emphasizes fluid shapes and carefully placed graphic elements. Prada positions the design as suitable for urban wear, focusing on versatility and a balance between functionality and visual impact. At the center of the launch is the Speedrock line, described as an expression of the brand’s dialogue between technical precision, outdoor functionality and contemporary vision. The sneakers draw on performance-inspired features while remaining aligned with Prada’s fashion-focused approach. The collection is available through Prada’s official online store, where customers can shop the sneakers and view additional new arrivals for women. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada

The New World Symphony has introduced Modern Masterworks, a new YouTube series that expands the orchestra’s digital storytelling by focusing on leading voices in contemporary orchestral music. Each episode of Modern Masterworks presents performances and conversations with NWS Artistic Director Stéphane Denève, New World Symphony Fellows and featured composers, offering audiences an inside look at the creative process behind selected contemporary works that have entered the modern repertoire. The series underscores the institution’s commitment to supporting living composers and preparing emerging artists to engage with an evolving orchestral canon that reflects today’s musical landscape. View the first episode of Modern Masterworks on YouTube. By ML. Photo(s)/New World Symphony

Burberry has launched a new summer range that highlights lightweight swimwear and complementary accessories for warmer months. The collection features new swimwear silhouettes modeled by British actor Simone Ashley, showcasing pieces designed for both poolside and shoreline settings. Burberry has also introduced signature styles created in collaboration with London-based brand Hunza G, expanding its selection of one-piece and two-piece designs for the season. Shoppers can explore the full range of Burberry swimwear online. Alongside the swimwear launch, Burberry is promoting its seasonal sunglasses offering, encouraging customers to select frames suited to outdoor and poolside wear. The brand is directing customers to its curated selection of Burberry sunglasses for the summer season. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

Chanel has introduced Hydra Beauty Micro Gel Crème as the latest addition to its Hydra Beauty skincare line, positioning the cream within a microfluidic routine that combines cleansing, essence, serum, and gel textures for daily use. The brand describes Hydra Beauty Micro Gel Crème as the central step in a layered ritual used morning and evening after Hydra Beauty Micro Liquid Essence and Hydra Beauty Micro Sérum to soothe and support the skin barrier while delivering hydration. Within the same routine, Chanel highlights La Mousse cleanser, which removes impurities and makeup, Hydra Beauty Micro Liquid Essence with camellia micro bubbles in a lightweight hybrid formula, and Hydra Beauty Micro Sérum, a water light serum with hyaluronic acid and White Camellia Extract that aims to reinforce the moisture barrier and maintain hydration for up to 24 hours according to instrumental testing of 15 participants. Chanel states that microfluidic technology in Hydra Beauty Micro Gel Crème preserves White Camellia Extract in thousands of micro bubbles until application, creating a texture that combines water like freshness and gel like lightness, and notes that the cream can be paired with Les Beiges Water Fresh Complexion Touch for an additional illuminating step in the complexion routine. More information on the Hydra Beauty collection is available on Chanel Beauty. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel

Daily nonstop flights from Miami and Fort Lauderdale are making Nassau and Paradise Island in The Bahamas more accessible to travelers, supporting increased tourism to the destination. Nassau and Paradise Island are promoting a mix of beach-focused recreation, upscale hotels, and a growing restaurant scene, alongside cultural experiences that highlight local traditions and heritage. Tourism officials emphasize that visitors can choose from some of the area’s leading resorts and dining options while exploring Bahamian culture, creating a range of itineraries that often extend beyond a single visit. Prospective travelers can learn more about planning a trip, including flight options from South Florida and available accommodations. By ML. Photo(s)/Bal Harbour Shops