Postr, a revolutionary online marketplace designed to connect brands with pre-vetted content creators in a single platform, has officially launched. Powered by innovative technology, Postr automates the entire process, from matching and approvals to shipping, content delivery and payment, eliminating the need for traditional intermediaries. Jonas Leupe / Unsplash Creators can log into Postr and see paid opportunities ready to go—no pitching, no back-and-forth. They choose what fits their voice, accept the terms and get to work. For brands, it’s just as simple: access creators whose audiences already align and launch campaigns quickly, without the delays that usually come with sourcing and managing talent. Instead of juggling emails, contracts, product shipping, scheduling, approvals and payments, everything happens in one place. At the center of the platform is Postr’s proprietary technology, an automated system designed to replace one-off creator deals with a more scalable approach. Brands can activate many creators at once, instead of one at a time, and run campaigns with the same consistency and repetition typically seen in paid media. The platform uses millions of real-time data points to match creators to campaigns, set pricing and track performance as it happens. Unlike traditional platforms that rely on manual workflows and one-off deals, Postr’s system is built to operate at scale from the ground up. “With our proprietary technology, we are building the largest creator marketplace in the world,” said Demetrios Kafouros, founder and CEO of Postr. “Rather than trying to fix parts of the problem, I set out to create a system that could support the entire process.” Postr also connects directly with major social platforms, including TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn. This gives brands access to live performance data and audience insights, allowing campaigns to be targeted more precisely and adjusted in real time. Central to the platform is the Postr Index, which standardizes pricing based on market data, removing guesswork and giving both brands and creators a clearer understanding of value from the start. For creators, the benefit is straightforward: consistent access to opportunities with clear terms and guaranteed payment—without pitching or negotiating. For brands, it means faster activation, the ability to scale campaigns across many creators at once, all while reaching their ideal audience. The platform also includes a built-in referral model, allowing partners to invite brands and creators onto Postr and earn ongoing commissions on campaigns they help activate. This expands the network while aligning incentives across the ecosystem. Since entering beta in Q4 2025, Postr has steadily built momentum through organic, word-of-mouth growth, signaling strong product-market fit across both brands and creators. That early traction has translated into increasing inbound demand, with a growing number of brands and creators now seeking membership via the application’s waitlist. To learn more or to become a member of Postr, visit postr.com or download the Postr app from the App Store or Google Play Store. Follow Postr on Instagram at instagram.com/postr and join a community shaping the future of creator marketing. By ML Staff.

Miami Swim Week returns to South Beach next week, bringing a packed schedule of runway shows, after-parties, dinners, and beachside events. While many visitors will spend their time moving between crowded venues and nightlife hotspots, a handful of Miami Beach hotels are offering quieter spaces to relax between events. From historic Art Deco interiors to elevated cocktail lounges, these two properties provide convenient stops near the center of the Swim Week action. National Hotel Miami Beach Located in the heart of Miami Beach, the adults-only oceanfront hotel offers a mix of preserved Art Deco architecture and modern cocktail experiences just steps from major Swim Week venues. Originally opened in 1939, the property features terrazzo floors, vintage furnishings, and a lobby designed around Miami’s historic glamour era. Photos courtesy of National Hotel Miami Beach Inside the hotel, Bar 1939 serves craft cocktails in a lounge setting with a piano area, pool table, and second-floor seating spaces overlooking the lobby. Guests can also access the hotel’s outdoor tiki bar, pool deck, cabanas, and direct beach access throughout the day. For Swim Week attendees moving between shows and evening events, the hotel offers a quieter alternative to nearby nightlife crowds while remaining close to the main South Beach event corridor. National Hotel Miami Beach 1677 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Instagram: @nationalhotelmiamibeach Website: nationalhotel.com Lennox Hotel Miami Beach Just a few blocks away, Lennox Hotel Miami Beach offers a smaller boutique setting for guests looking for a more relaxed atmosphere during Swim Week. The hotel combines restored Art Deco design with contemporary interiors and an intimate lobby bar experience. The property’s cocktail program includes handcrafted drinks, curated wines, and a Moët & Chandon champagne vending machine that has become one of the hotel’s standout features. Its central Collins Avenue location also places guests within walking distance of many Swim Week runway shows, restaurants, and beach events. As Miami Swim Week activity continues across South Beach, hotel lounges like those at National Hotel and Lennox Hotel are becoming popular meeting spots for visitors looking to step away from crowded venues without leaving the center of the action. Lennox Hotel Miami Beach 1900 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 (305) 531-6800 Instagram: @lennoxhotelmiamibeach Website: www.lennoxmiamibeach.com By ML Staff. Top photo by M.S. Meeuwesen, Unsplash.

Derby Experiences has opened sales for its official ticket and hospitality packages for the 2027 Kentucky Derby, offering attendees a range of curated options at Churchill Downs. As the official experience provider of the Kentucky Derby, Derby Experiences is promoting curated ticket packages that combine premium race access with hospitality services, aiming to simplify trip planning for visitors to Louisville. Packages pair grandstand seating or lounge access with amenities such as gourmet food and beverages, VIP lounges, special events and tours, hotel stays, and round-trip transportation to Churchill Downs. Available options are designed to cover the key elements of Derby weekend, from viewing locations to off-track experiences, so guests can focus on the races rather than logistics. By ML. Photo(s)/Derby Experiences

Miami New Drama will stage the world premiere of Todo Lo Que No Dije, a new play starring Christian McGaffney, at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach from June 18 through July 12. Written by Harley Elias and directed by Michel Hausmann, the production is performed in Spanish, with live English translation offered via headsets at every performance. Seating is limited to 122 audience members per show. The intimate theater piece centers on a decades-old family mystery sparked by a flea-market postcard, drawing spectators into the action through note-passing, paper-airplane folding, and other interactive moments that blur the line between performance and shared experience. Tickets are available through Miami New Drama for all performances at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami New Drama

Prada has unveiled a new selection of summer bags featuring designs in canvas, crochet and leather, positioned as sophisticated and versatile options for the warmer months. The collection highlights pieces intended to accompany customers through the season with a focus on everyday use and a streamlined aesthetic. Shoppers can browse the full selection of summer bags on Prada’s website. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada

Art Basel’s 2026 edition in Basel will return in June with a focus on museum‑quality presentations across its sectors, including large‑scale installations, city‑wide projects and new public commissions. Galleries in the main sector will show works from the early avant‑garde to contemporary practices, with presentations such as Marcel Duchamp’s Echiquier de poche at Galerie 1900–2000, paintings by Helen Frankenthaler at Yares Art and a focused display on André Masson at Applicat‑Prazan, as well as cross‑generational dialogues including Kara Walker at Sprüth Magers and Pierre Huyghe at Esther Schipper. Unlimited, curated for the first time by Ruba Katrib of MoMA PS1, will be exclusive to the Basel fair and will present large‑scale works by artists including Isa Genzken, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and Theaster Gates, alongside a private before‑hours tour of the sector available through Airbnb. The Parcours program, curated by Stefanie Hessler, will activate public and historic sites near the fair with 22 site‑specific projects by 31 galleries, while Art Basel Awards will support new public commissions by Nairy Baghramian on Messeplatz and Ibrahim Mahama on Münsterplatz that extend the fair into the city through large sculptural installations and an immersive environment built from industrial materials. More information is available on Art Basel’s website and tickets can be purchased online. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel

Florida Grand Opera has announced a 2026–2027 season that brings new stagings of Italian opera classics to Miami and Fort Lauderdale, with performances at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County and the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. In Miami, Gaetano Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor will open the season at the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Ziff Ballet Opera House, with performances scheduled for November 14, 2026 at 7:00 p.m., November 15, 2026 at 3:00 p.m., and November 17, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. The production follows the doomed love between Lucia and Edgardo in the Scottish Highlands, culminating in the opera’s celebrated mad scene. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Don Giovanni will return to the same Miami venue later in the season, with performances on January 30, 2027 at 7:00 p.m., January 31, 2027 at 3:00 p.m., and February 2, 2027 at 8:00 p.m. The opera traces the title character’s trail of seduction and violence, leading to a final reckoning in one of opera’s most dramatic endings. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts’ Au-Rene Theater in Fort Lauderdale will host Don Giovanni on February 18 and 20, both at 7:30 p.m., followed by Viva Verdi! on May 1, 2027 at 7:30 p.m., an immersive concert dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi’s music that will feature Florida Grand Opera’s full chorus and orchestra, international soloists, and staged selections from works such as La traviata, Aida, Il trovatore and Nabucco, including a family-focused rendition of the Triumphal March from Aida that is described as animal-friendly and PETA-approved. Subscriptions for the season can be renewed or purchased through Florida Grand Opera’s ticketing portal. Existing subscribers may renew online and new audiences can purchase subscriptions through the same site. By ML. Photo(s)/Florida Grand Opera

Organizers of the SP Open 2026 tennis tournament have released new visual materials to launch the event’s promotional campaign. The images highlight tournament branding under the "SP Open 2026_V2" concept and feature players Bia and Luisa, signaling preparations for the next edition of the competition. The campaign reinforces the event’s digital presence through official profiles on Facebook, X, Instagram and TikTok, where fans can follow upcoming announcements and updates on the 2026 edition. By ML. Photo(s)/SP Open

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami is highlighting Memorial Day weekend with extended visiting hours, new live science programming, an America250 poster exhibit, and the launch of the special exhibition Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits. Visitors can explore space shows in the Frost Planetarium, watch live science demonstrations, and view marine life in the museum’s aquarium during the holiday weekend. Frost Science will remain open until 6:00 p.m. from Saturday, May 23, through Monday, May 25, giving guests additional time to tour exhibitions, including the new Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits display. In recognition of America250, the museum has installed a poster exhibit throughout its galleries that focuses on American innovation, featuring oceanographers, scientists, engineers, and inventors. Guests can pick up a passport, answer questions related to the displays, and receive a prize from the Science Store upon completion. Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits, now on view, examines the science behind activities such as wingsuit flying, rock climbing, and freediving, outlining the physical and technological demands required to go farther, faster, and higher. The exhibition also includes the Science of Soccer experience as Miami prepares for the FIFA World Cup 2026, and was developed and produced by Science North in partnership with the Ontario Science Centre, with sponsorship from iFLY Miami. Guests can plan their visit and view museum details online. By ML. Photo(s)/Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

With his quick wit, candid storytelling, and refreshingly unfiltered sense of humor, Joey Zauzig has become one of social media’s most relatable and recognizable personalities – affectionately known by many as “the internet’s best friend.” Whether he’s sharing hilarious takes on dating and modern adulthood, opening up about confidence and personal growth, or serving up his viral “Skinty” recipes, Joey has built a digital world that feels both entertaining and genuinely human. Miami Living Magazine sits down with the Los Angeles-based creator to talk authenticity, internet culture, and the experiences that continue shaping his ever-evolving journey online and beyond. Miami Living (ML): Welcome to Miami Living Magazine Joey! Before we dive into everything happening in your world right now, how would you personally describe Joey Zauzig today: both as a creator and simply as a person outside of social media? Joey: I’m so excited to be a part of this. Funny enough, one of my very first internships was at Modern Luxury, so this feels incredibly full circle. I’ve been creating content for nearly eight years now, and in many ways, I’ve grown alongside the evolution of social media itself. I think the reason my audience connects with my content is because it genuinely reflects who I am offline. I love making people smile, sharing honest moments, and offering advice that, ironically, I sometimes need to remind myself of too. As my content continues to evolve, I try to evolve personally right alongside it, which can be challenging when so much of your life is lived publicly online. But at the end of the day, I truly love being able to share my experiences and create content that people can relate to and feel seen by. ML: You’ve built such a distinct online presence by combining humor, honesty, and relatability in a way that genuinely makes people feel connected to you. When you first began sharing your life online, did you ever imagine your content would resonate with audiences on this kind of scale? Joey: I never really had a set plan, but I always knew I wanted to create content that could help people feel seen and learn from my experiences. As everything has continued to grow, it’s been incredibly rewarding to watch my audience grow and evolve alongside me. I think a lot of that comes from my own experiences growing up. I was bullied when I was younger, and I always wished I had an older brother or sister figure to look up to for advice and reassurance. So now, being able to be that person for others in some way feels really meaningful to me. ML: From dating commentary to friendship dynamics, your content often captures the little unspoken social experiences people don’t usually admit out loud. Where do your ideas typically come from? Joey: Honestly, most of my ideas come from real life experiences or conversations I’m having with the people around me. I think the reason people connect with the content is because it’s rooted in authentic situations that so many people go through, but don’t always openly talk about. ML: Your humor feels very rooted in honesty and self-awareness rather than performance. Have you always been naturally open about the messy parts of life and dating, or was there a moment when you realized vulnerability was actually your strength online? Joey: I’ve never really thought of vulnerability as a “strategy” or even a strength, it’s just naturally who I am. My life has definitely been a rollercoaster with plenty of highs and lows, and at some point I figured, why not share it, laugh about it together, and hopefully help other people avoid making some of the same mistakes I have along the way. I think vulnerability goes a long way, both online and offline. People connect with honesty, and I’ve always tried to be open about the reality of things. Although, if I’m being honest, I probably overshare a little sometimes too, lol. ML: Your “Skinty” food recipes have become a recognizable part of your online identity. What is it about “Skinty” that has made those posts turn viral? Joey: I think everyone wants to find ways to enjoy their favorite foods with a little less guilt. I’ve always believed there are creative ways to swap ingredients and make meals lighter without sacrificing taste. At the end of the day, it’s all about staying snatched while still enjoying your life. ML: Since your appearance on MTV’s reality series “The Real Friends of Weho”, how has your relationship with visibility and public perception evolved? Did being on reality television change the way you approach your work online? Joey: I think people got to see a different side of me on The Real Friends of WeHo, but whether it’s social media or television, I always try to show up as fully myself. Watching yourself back on a reality show definitely forces you to grow and self-reflect at a much faster rate. But apparently I didn’t learn my lesson because I’m about to be on another reality show for Bravo, so we’ll see what happens next haha! ML: As someone whose content often centers around confidence, self-expression, and navigating adulthood with humor, what would you say to people who are still learning how to feel comfortable being fully themselves? Joey: Patience is probably the biggest piece of advice I would give anyone. I’m still working on confidence and fully believing in myself too. It’s a journey, and I think people forget to give themselves grace while they’re figuring it all out. Becoming comfortable in who you are takes time, and that’s completely okay. ML: Looking ahead, what are some things that you’re most excited about stepping into during this next chapter of your journey? Joey: I’m really excited to continue expanding into television. Right now, having so much momentum online has inspired me to reach an even larger audience and find new ways to share my message. I’m incredibly grateful for everything happening at the moment, and honestly, I feel like the sky’s the limit. There are a lot of exciting things ahead, and I can’t wait to bring my audience along for the journey. You can follow Joey on: Instagram | TikTok By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ssam Kim

Miami has never been home to half measures. Whether it’s the penthouses overlooking the bay or the rooftop bars and clubs, giveaways, and special events in Brickell or on South Beach, it’s always been about the look. Traveling from A to B has always been a part of that style. If this is a city where first impressions count for as much as anything discussed between the two people making them, then the way you get around town really defines the experience. Ultimately, that’s why limousine services in Miami like Driven Miami have always stood out in a field that, by all practical measures, is one of the busiest you’ll find. It Is About More Than Just Transportation Anyone with a smartphone can book a basic rideshare in a few seconds. But when it comes to the things that actually matter. Reliability, comfort, professionalism, and the quality of your experience. That is where the best executive limousine service separates from the crowd. A limo company is more than just a way to get from point A to point B. Miami, more than most cities, is a place where a lot can happen quickly. Traffic that was moving one moment can come to a complete stop the next. Anywhere in the city can be shut down for a high-profile event that you didn’t know about. A simple airport pickup can turn into a nightmare if you’re not prepared. It doesn’t help as much as you’d think to have a good GPS or a refined sense of direction to deal with any of those problems. Sometimes, you just need to know the city. And, frankly, there’s only one way to do that, and that’s to drive the streets day in and day out for years. This is one of many reasons why premium transportation is so much better and more reliable than anything you’ll get from a more standard provider. Consistency Makes a Huge Difference You never know what you’ll get with rideshare services. One trip might be fine, while the next is an old college beater that makes you uncomfortable. Or the driver can’t seem to put down their smartphone, or they cancel on you at the last minute altogether. Luxury car services don’t work that way. They’re all about maintaining the highest quality service every single time. Driven Miami has made its name by being that kind of solution. When clients need help with airport transportation, executive travel, wedding transportation, nightlife, or just a nice set of luxury black car wheels for a night out, there’s one thing in common: they count on and expect everything to look and feel good while enjoying these amazing luxury car rides. Luxury Vehicles Create a Better Experience The vehicles themselves are a critical part of the process. Luxury SUVs, executive sedans, and stretch limousines make the entire experience more comfortable. Instead of just a way to get to one place from another, a massive pain in the tight quarters and traffic of Miami, transportation becomes part of the experience. You can spread out, stay cool, get some work done, or simply roll in comfort. That last one is especially attractive on those rare days when Miami is cool, and the sedans are white, if you know what we mean. Especially for travelling professionals. Being able to travel in a clean, professional vehicle can give a person space to gather thoughts, make phone calls, or just breathe before a meeting. Miami Lifestyle and Luxury Naturally Go Together In Miami, lifestyle is all about life as lived. Miami is unlike any other city. People approach life a little differently, and in Miami, people know how to celebrate! As a result, when you pull up in a premium class vehicle to your special night out, concert, dinner by the water or a luxury hotel to just relax and enjoy the ambience, that car will look right, fit right, feel right, will fit right, and never be too much! Why Services Like Driven Miami Continue to Stand Out What makes an elite limousine company different from all its competitors is more than just the vehicle itself. It’s all the work that goes on behind the curtain. On-time pickups, professional drivers, clear booking policies, clean cars, and tailor-made customer service. Together they add up to a smoother ride. In a fast-paced city like Miami that cares as much about style as about substance, a limo ride isn’t just a luxury. It’s the more sensible and pragmatic option. By ML Staff

The Community Foundation of Broward and Business for the Arts Broward are proud to debut a new “Lead with Love” mural by visionary artist Cey Adams, a featured attraction in Pompano Beach at Kelly’s Chemicals, 135 NE 1st Ave., Pompano Beach, FL 33060. This colorful and engaging work of art is the fifth mural in collaboration between the Community Foundation, Business for the Arts Broward and Adams to create nine love-themed murals that foster inspiration, unity and leadership in communities across Broward. The “Lead with Love” mural project, running from fall 2024 to 2027, is a transformative public art initiative to spread a message of love and unity across Broward County. The goal is to use the power of the arts to enrich and unify the community and promote cultural engagement. To commemorate the new mural, the City of Pompano Beach hosted a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 1. Adams, Community Foundation President/CEO Jennifer O'Flannery Anderson, Ph.D., Community Foundation of Broward Board Chair Jonathan Allen, City of Pompano Beach Mayor Rex Hardin, City of Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Director Ty Tabing, Business for the Arts of Broward Executive Director Robyn Vegas, President and CEO of BBX Capital, CEO of IT’SUGAR and Business for the Arts of Broward Board Chair Jarett Levan, among additional representatives from the Community Foundation of Broward, Business for the Arts Broward, City of Pompano Beach officials, and other sponsoring organizations were in attendance. The murals foster a sense of pride within each community by creating public art that reflects local identity and spirit. Each mural will serve as a cultural landmark, enhancing local character and providing a space for communal gathering and reflection. The murals are lasting symbols of love and cultural diversity, contributing to the artistic landscape of Broward County and fostering a deeper appreciation for art and community collaboration. Adams has tapped into the Broward County arts community and invited select artists to join him in the mural creation process. The project’s first artwork, the “LOVE Las Olas” mural, is located on the western exterior wall of Hoffman’s Chocolates at 601 E. Las Olas Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale, facing Tunnel Top Park. The second artwork, the “ONE LOVE PLANTATION” mural, is at Kingsley Park at 4680 NW 9th Court in Plantation. The third “Love” mural is located at the Dania Beach Marina, at 151 North Beach Road, Dania Beach. The fourth is located at the newly revitalized Huizenga Park at 32 E. Las Olas Blvd. in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The “Lead with Love” mural project is supported by various sponsors, including the Community Foundation, Business for the Arts Broward, Dara and Jarett Levan Fund for the Arts at the Community Foundation of Broward, Florida Power & Light, the BBX Capital Fund for the Arts at the Community Foundation of Broward and the Broward Cultural Division. In 2025, the Community Foundation made “Lead with Love” its motto to reflect how local philanthropy is a powerful way to show love for the community. The message also encourages more people to participate in philanthropy that uplifts Broward. “Lead with Love” highlights the role of philanthropy in creating equitable opportunities for all residents, empowering nonprofits to sustain and grow their missions, and connecting people who care to causes that matter. By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Community Foundation of Broward