Churchill Downs has released a behind-the-scenes look at several contenders for the 2026 Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks, sharing new images from the backside and updated post position information for both races. Fans can explore the official Kentucky Derby post positions and Kentucky Oaks starting gate assignments, which highlight the fields for the May 2 races at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Among the highlighted contenders is Potente, a Kentucky Derby hopeful by sire Into Mischief out of the mare Sweet Thing. Right to Party, by Constitution out of Havin' a Party, and Bella Ballerina, by Street Sense out of Pretty City Dancer, are featured among the Kentucky Oaks prospects, along with Always a Runner, by Gun Runner out of Always Carina. Churchill Downs is also encouraging racegoers to secure tickets, plan their visit and watch and wager on site as the quiet of the backside gives way to the crowds for what is billed as the most exciting two minutes in sports. By ML. Photo(s)/Coady Media

Chanel has introduced actor Jacob Elordi as the new face of its Bleu de Chanel fragrance line, positioning him as the embodiment of a character who challenges the present to define his future. The campaign presents Elordi as a figure who views limits as new horizons and whose decisions shape his destiny, aligning this image with the brand’s vision for Bleu de Chanel. His on-screen presence is described as instinctive and magnetic, reinforcing the idea of a man of action at the center of the fragrance story. As part of this positioning, Chanel is highlighting Bleu de Chanel L’Exclusif, a woody, ambery-aromatic scent with an intense trail, housed in a square blue glass bottle designed as a statement piece that reflects the most concentrated expression of the Bleu de Chanel fragrance. Further details about the fragrance and the wider Bleu de Chanel collection are available on the official Chanel website. By ML. Photo(s)/CHANEL

Aman is promoting its Aman Essentials range, a collection designed to bring the brand’s sanctuary-inspired approach to wellbeing into the home. The line includes skincare, fragrances, candles and monogrammed fashion accessories, all positioned to nourish, ground and revive through a globally inspired wellbeing ethos and detailed craftsmanship. Shoppers can discover more about the full Aman Essentials offering online. Featured items in the current selection include the Grounding Spa Candle 220g for home ambiance, the Aman x 111SKIN Gold Algae Face Mask aimed at intensive facial care, and the Sei fine fragrance. The edit also highlights a Slim Credit Card Holder in Monogram Aman Grey as part of the accessories range. Customers can browse accessories, skincare and candles within the Aman Essentials collection through the brand’s website. By ML. Photo(s)/Aman

Social media and email are two of the most widely used channels in digital marketing. They are also two of the most commonly mismanaged — not because teams lack skill in either, but because they are almost always planned, executed, and measured in isolation from each other. The omnichannel approach at Moindes Limited is built on a different premise: that social media and email are not competing channels, and they are not simply parallel ones. They are complementary systems that, when designed to work together, produce engagement outcomes neither can achieve independently. This article explains the strategic logic behind that integration — and what it takes to make it work in practice. Why Treating Them Separately Costs More Than It Saves The default operating model for most marketing teams is channel-by-channel ownership. A social media team manages content calendars, community engagement, and platform performance. An email team manages lists, sequences, and campaign sends. Each has its own tools, its own metrics, and often its own strategy. This structure has an obvious logic — specialization produces depth. But it also produces fragmentation, and fragmentation has costs that rarely appear in channel-level reporting. Moindes Limited notes that when social and email operate independently, audiences experience them independently too. A user who follows a brand on social media and receives its emails is exposed to two separate content streams that may carry different messages, different tones, and different calls to action. At best, this is a missed opportunity for reinforcement. At worst, it creates confusion. The opportunity cost of fragmentation is significant: a user who is warming toward a brand on social but has not yet engaged with email is one touchpoint away from a deeper relationship. If social and email are not designed to create that bridge, it never gets built. What Integration Actually Looks Like Saying that social and email should work together is easy. Building the systems and processes that make it real is harder. Moindes highlights three integration principles that distinguish genuine omnichannel execution from coordination in name only. Shared Audience Intelligence The starting point for integration is data. Social media generates behavioral signals — content engagement, topic affinity, response to different formats and tones — that are directly applicable to email strategy. Email generates its own signals — open rates (that have witnessed their increase up to 35.9% in 2025, according to DMA's Email Council Research Hub), click behavior, and content preferences across segments — that should inform social content decisions. Moindes Limited's team treats these data streams as a single audience intelligence resource rather than two separate reporting pools. When a topic category consistently drives strong engagement on social, that is a signal that it belongs in email content for the same audience segment. When an email sequence generates high click-through on a particular type of content, that content category earns a larger share of the social calendar. Sequenced Messaging Across Touchpoints As emphasized by Moindes, the most effective omnichannel campaigns are not simply the same message delivered on two platforms. They are sequenced narratives where each channel does the work it is best suited for. Social media is excellent at building awareness, generating emotional connection, and reaching audiences who are not yet in a brand's direct communication channels. Email is excellent at deepening that relationship — delivering more detailed content, nurturing consideration, and driving action with audiences who have already signaled interest. A sequenced approach might use social content to introduce a concept or generate awareness around a topic, then use email to deliver the depth, evidence, and context that moves an interested audience toward a decision. Each channel amplifies the other without duplicating it. Consistent Tone With Channel-Appropriate Format Consistency does not mean uniformity. Moindes Limited notes that the same brand voice should be recognisable across both channels — but the format, length, and register of content should be adapted to how each platform is actually used. Social media content that reads like an email newsletter feels out of place. Email content that mimics the brevity of a social post leaves subscribers without enough to act on. The discipline of omnichannel strategy is maintaining a consistent identity while respecting the native content grammar of each channel. Measuring Integration, Not Just Individual Channel Performance One of the most practical indicators of whether a social-email integration is working is whether the team is measuring it as an integrated system or as two separate channel dashboards. Moindes's approach involves tracking the cross-channel journey — how audiences move between social and email over time, which social content categories generate the highest email engagement downstream, and how combined exposure affects retention compared to single-channel exposure. These cross-channel metrics require more sophisticated attribution than standard last-click or channel-level reporting. But they are the metrics that reveal whether the integration is producing the compounding effect it should — or whether social and email are still operating as independent channels that happen to share a brand name. Building the Habit of Cross-Channel Planning Tools and measurement frameworks matter, but Moindes Limited believes the most durable change in omnichannel execution is behavioral: building the habit of cross-channel planning before content is created, not after. This means social and email teams briefing together, sharing audience insights before campaign planning begins, and agreeing on the sequencing logic for each campaign cycle. It means a content calendar that maps the relationship between what is being published on social and what is being sent via email — so that each supports the other rather than duplicating or contradicting it. As Moindes explains, the habits that make cross-functional collaboration work are rarely accidental — they are built deliberately, through shared processes and a culture of consistent communication. When that habit is established, the compounding benefits of integration become visible quickly. Audiences engage more deeply because their experience of the brand is coherent. Messaging reinforces itself across touchpoints. And both channels perform better than either would alone. To Wrap up The case for integrating social media and email marketing is not simply that it is more efficient — though it is. It is that audiences do not experience channels the way marketing teams organize them. They experience brands. And a brand that shows up with coherence, consistency, and sequenced intent across every touchpoint it owns is fundamentally more compelling than one that delivers two separate, uncoordinated content streams. Moindes Limited's omnichannel strategy is grounded in that reality. Social and email are stronger together — not because they are the same, but because their differences are exactly what makes their combination powerful. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of freepik

Florida has become a center stage for modern space exploration, anchored by Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, and the broader Space Coast, where launches continue to shape the future of human spaceflight through NASA’s Artemis program. It is a landscape where science fiction and reality often feel closely connected, a theme recently explored in Miami Living’s guide on how to watch a rocket launch in Florida. Against that backdrop, we thought Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary was a perfect cover for our latest issue. Based on Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary arrives as one of the most ambitious science fiction films of the decade, combining large-scale production with an unusually grounded, character-driven approach. Backed by Amazon MGM Studios and produced on a budget nearing $200 million, the 156-minute feature has quickly established itself as both a critical and commercial success. The story follows Ryland Grace, played by Ryan Gosling, an astronaut who awakens alone aboard a spacecraft with no memory and a single directive: save Earth from extinction. As his memory gradually returns, he uncovers a mission centered on solving the mystery of a substance causing the sun to die, forcing him to rely on scientific instinct, improvisation, and ultimately, an unexpected connection that reshapes the journey. The film pairs Gosling with a strong supporting cast including Sandra Hüller, Lionel Boyce, Ken Leung, and Milana Vayntrub, but much of the narrative rests squarely on Gosling’s shoulders, a risk the production embraced from the outset. That confidence began early, when Gosling was first approached with the manuscript. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, he recalled, “I was given the manuscript for this by Andy Weir to both be in it and to produce… that’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I loved The Martian, but nothing could prepare me for this journey… I’ve never worked on something where I’m so confident that the story and the characters are great and that the audience is going to love it because it’s already been ‘stress-tested’ by the audience of book readers… I just knew if we could stay true to the book, that we would make a great film.” Recognizing the scale of the challenge, he moved quickly to assemble a top-tier team, adding, “My first thought was like, I needed to get a better producer than me involved… and I knew that Amy Pascal loomed large in her legend… so I approached her… and I was so lucky that she said yes.” From there, the project evolved into a major studio undertaking, with Pascal producing alongside Gosling, and directing duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller stepping in to guide the adaptation, with a screenplay by Drew Goddard. What began as a $3 million rights acquisition ultimately grew into one of the most expensive productions in the studio’s history. Time, both as a narrative device and a thematic force, runs through every frame of Project Hail Mary, extending beyond the script into a real-world partnership. Throughout the film, Gosling wears the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 (www.tagheuer.com/tag-heuer-connected-calibre-e5/collection-connected.html) as part of his character’s mission aboard the spacecraft, where it appears during moments of analysis, experimentation, and decision-making. Encased in titanium with a vivid red strap, the watch reinforces the film’s emphasis on precision and scientific discipline in an environment where every second carries consequences. Alone in space, with limited resources and no human contact, time becomes both an ally and an adversary, and the watch serves as a subtle reflection of that constant pressure within Grace’s isolated reality. The connection is also rooted in Gosling’s long-standing relationship with TAG Heuer, where he has served as an ambassador since 2021. Rather than functioning as a simple product placement, the partnership reflects a shared emphasis on innovation, resilience, and pushing boundaries. In Project Hail Mary, that alignment feels organic, with the timepiece echoing the film’s core tension between scientific precision and human emotion. It becomes part of the storytelling itself, subtle but purposeful, mirroring a narrative where technology is not just a tool, but a lifeline. In Project Hail Mary, Ryan Gosling wears the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5, a smartwatch that reflects the film’s focus on science and precision. It features a titanium case, black DLC coating, ceramic bezel, and a red rubber strap. The watch is part of Ryland Grace’s routine, appearing during analysis and decision-making scenes, reinforcing the importance of time and measurement. The model combines Swiss watchmaking with digital functionality. Learn more at www.tagheuer.com Despite its scale, Project Hail Mary takes a notably different approach from most modern sci-fi blockbusters. Rather than relying heavily on greenscreens, the filmmakers prioritized physical sets and real-time interaction, a decision that shaped both the film’s aesthetic and performances. Miller explained the philosophy in an interview with ComicBook.com: “What’s fun about the movie is that there is no greenscreen in the movie whatsoever. Not a single green- or bluescreen was used. The whole ship was built as a set from the inside… The alien character Rocky was really with us at all times. And so, that’s what makes it feel real and makes it feel natural.” He added that even exterior sequences were designed to preserve authenticity: “When Ryan is outside on the hull of the ship, we shot him in front of a black background for space… which allowed for truer interactive light on him than a green screen would.” That commitment to realism extends to one of the film’s most memorable elements, Rocky, an alien character brought to life through a blend of puppetry and visual effects. Theater artist James Ortiz performed Rocky on set using a detailed puppet, delivering lines live so Gosling could respond naturally. The performance proved so effective that Ortiz’s voice was ultimately retained in the final cut, reinforcing the emotional core of the film. While visual effects studios including Industrial Light & Magic and Framestore handled large-scale space environments and select animated sequences, the production consistently grounded its most important interactions in practical performance. The result is a film that leans less on spectacle and more on ideas, something critics have been quick to note. Nicholas Barber of BBC described it as “a surprisingly shiny and fun story about the potential extinction of the human race,” adding that the filmmakers “have filled it not with action, but with mind-stretching concepts, painstaking laboratory research and knotty technical puzzles… To do all that and keep things zippily entertaining throughout is an extraordinary achievement.” Audiences appear to agree. Project Hail Mary has reportedly surpassed $300 million at the global box office, positioning it among the top-performing Hollywood releases of 2026 so far and marking a major success for Amazon MGM Studios. The film is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, with additional access through digital platforms including Apple TV. By Courtney Sheely. Photos courtesy of Tag Heuer. Movie scene photos courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios.

The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens will be under the spotlight when the 2026 FIFA World Cup is staged in the United States, Canada and Mexico this summer. The showpiece event is set to return to American soil for the first time in over three decades, and the Miami Stadium is one of 11 venues across the US selected to host. Able to hold more than 65,000 spectators, the impressive venue will stage seven World Cup games, making it one of the busiest stops of the tournament. If you are planning on traveling to Miami for the World Cup, here’s everything you need to know. Image by DepositPhotos About Miami StadiuM Located in Miami Gardens, the impressive venue is famous for hosting different sporting events, including American Football, tennis and Formula 1. After racking up to $155 million in building costs, was initially known as the Joe Robbie Stadium when it opened its doors in 1987. The stadium went through a major renovation between 2015 and 2017. It cost $500 million but came with plenty of upgrades, including new video screens, seating and improved hospitality areas. The overhaul brought the stadium in line with modern standards and also incorporated a large canopy designed to shield fans from Miami’s intense weather conditions. The stadium is home to the Miami Dolphins but has also welcomed teams such as the Miami Hurricanes. It has also staged six Super Bowls, the Miami Open and the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. The Miami Stadium hosted eight fixtures during the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup last summer. Image by DepositPhotos Which Fixtures Will Take Place at the Miami Stadium? Saudi Arabia and Uruguay will square off on June 15 in the first of seven World Cup games scheduled to be played at the Miami Stadium. Here are the fixtures that will be played at the Miami Stadium this summer: June 15: Group H: Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay (6.00 pm local, 10.00 pm GMT) June 21: Group H: Uruguay vs Cape Verde (6.00 pm local, 10.00 pm GMT) June 24: Group C: Brazil vs Scotland (6.00 pm local, 10.00 pm GMT) June 27: Group K: Colombia vs Portugal (7.30 pm local, 11.30 pm GMT) July 3: Round of 32 – 1J vs 2H (6.00 pm local, 10.00 pm GMT) July 11: Quarter-final (5.00 pm local, 9.00 pm GMT) July 18: Third-place match (5.00 pm local, 9.00 pm GMT) Previewing the Standout Games in Miami Saudi Arabia could be a tricky test for Uruguay, given their penchant for causing upsets. They previously shocked the world by defeating Argentina in the curtain raiser of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Repeating that feat against Uruguay will undoubtedly be on their bingo card, but that’ll be easier said than done, considering their woeful form in the build-up to the World Cup. Saudi Arabia have won just one of their last five games in all competitions (L4), but they will still believe they can upset the odds this summer. Resources such as the Arab World Cup betting guide according to Arabworldcupbet will help punters determine whether Saudi Arabia can pick up three points. Uruguay are the overwhelming favourites, but sports bettors who prefer to back the underdogs could fancy Saudi Arabia’s chances of causing yet another World Cup upset. Brazil’s fixture against Scotland is also one to keep an eye on, but the standout game in Miami should be Colombia’s mouth-watering clash against Portugal. Drawn alongside Uzbekistan and DR Congo in Group K, both nations are fancied to progress to the knockout stage, so this clash could effectively decide who wins the group. Image by DepositPhotos Which Attractions can World Cup Fans Enjoy Away From the Football? Miami will spark into life once the World Cup rolls around, but there’s plenty to explore across the city for those looking to take a break from football. Renowned as the ‘party capital of the US’, Miami is also known for its diverse culture, beautiful coastline and lively atmosphere, so fans have plenty to do away from the World Cup games. Visitors can spend their days soaking up the sun on famous beaches or exploring lively neighbourhoods before heading out in the evening to enjoy the World Cup games. One of the main attractions will be the Fan Festival at Bayfront Park, where people can watch live matches on big screens, while enjoying music, food and cultural events. As the sun sets, areas such as South Beach, Brickell and Wynwood come alive with music, nightlife, restaurants and other entertainment. There are also plenty of food options and shopping areas to explore, such as the Design District and Lincoln Road, which offer a mix of luxury and local style. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

The concept of “business casual” can be confusing to some, as the term almost sounds like an oxymoron. However, you have definitely seen it before, you just didn’t know it; here is a quick guide to help you master business casual looks. Image by Priscilla Du Preez / Unsplash What is Business Casual? Firstly, understanding what business casual is can help you create outfits more easily. In simple terms, business casual is a mix of traditional formal office wear and modern trends, cuts, and designs. For instance, wearing a pair of men’s formal boots with some fitted chinos, or a plain white T-shirt with a blazer, it isn’t quite formal, but it definitely wouldn’t be seen as casual either. Workplace-Based Business Casual The one problem you will encounter is that business casual isn’t the same in every workplace. Due to traditions and the standards some employers place on clothing choices, these can differ drastically between companies, even within similar fields. For example, business casual in a tech start-up run by a few 20-something-year-olds won’t be the same as business casual in an old-school law firm. This is why your best bet is to see what others are wearing. When in Doubt, Look Around If you ever think you are overdressed or underdressed, the easiest way to fix this is to look around at what others are wearing. You can take this a step further, and look at what your manager or CEO is wearing, as they will be setting the example for others. Casual vs Formal Now that you understand what business casual is, the next question you probably have is what constitutes “casual” and what constitutes “formal.” The latter is fairly easy to figure out, but what is and isn’t casual can be difficult. Image by thestandingdesk / Unsplash Design The first thing to look at is whether the clothing item has a design. More often than not, if there are graphics or slogans plastered across the item, it is too casual and won’t be appropriate. Colors Next, when it comes to colors, the rule of thumb is that the brighter it is, the more casual it is. For instance, white, black, grey, tan, navy blue, and even dark green are all acceptable, whereas pink, lime green, or bright blue shirts are all more casual. Trends Finally, the trendier the item, the more casual it likely is. Whether it is a fun new pattern, a unique pants design, or something in between, if it is trendy, it is usually casual. Therefore, sticking to classic cuts and silhouettes is often a better choice. Business Casual Staples If this is your first time dressing in business casual, you may not know where to start. Here are a few staples to help you create a simple and stylish capsule wardrobe. Blazers The first thing you need is a couple of blazers: a more formal one and a more relaxed, casual one. Both give you the formal look you are going for, while the latter is a bit less uptight and better for day-to-day office work or business lunches. Shirts For shirts, aim for a decent mix, but keep in mind they should all pair well with your blazers. White T-shirts and button-down shirts are a must, but you can also throw in black, grey, navy blue, or olive green variants. If you don’t have an endless budget for clothing, Chambray-style shirts are a great in-between: they're formal enough for the dress code but still relaxed enough to keep you comfortable throughout the day. Pants For pants, you should invest in three pairs, with each lying on different points on the “formality scale.” First off, you can never go wrong with a good pair of fitted jeans. Remember, fitted does not mean skinny or skin-tight, but rather tailored. Next, a pair of tailored chinos falls somewhere in the middle of business casual, similar to the Chambray shirt. They can be dressed up or down and easily worn with a T-shirt or a blazer. Finally, a pair of tailored dress pants caps off what you need. While you won’t necessarily wear them day-to-day, for more formal meetings, events, etc, they are a must. Image by Proxyclick Visitor Management System / Unsplash Shoes Finally, shoes can often be a tough part of this process: you don’t want to look like you are going to a wedding, you don’t want them to be uncomfortable, but you also know you can’t wear your comfiest 8-year-old sneakers. Much like the pants, there are three types you should go for. Firstly, a great pair of more “dressy” sneakers. Think of something that is black or tan, leather, and with no other colors or designs on it. Next, you need something that falls between business and casual. Lace-up boots, desert boots, and Derbys are all formal enough, but with the casual comfort you are looking for in an all-day shoe. Finally, you need your formal dress shoes. Oxfords are the typical go-to for many men, but you can also opt for something a bit more unique, like monkstraps. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Unsplash

One Thousand Group and Minor Hotels have announced plans to develop Anantara Miami Resort & Residences, marking the Anantara brand’s first entry into the United States. The project is planned for Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood and is expected to open in 2030. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Architectural visualizations by Gladstone Immersive. The waterfront development will rise at the intersection of Edgewater, the Design District and Wynwood. Plans call for a 50 story tower reaching approximately 650 feet, with views over Biscayne Bay. The project will include 100 private condominium residences, 120 resort residences that can be placed into a hotel program, and 50 hotel suites. The development is designed to combine private ownership with hospitality services and wellness programming. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Architectural visualizations by Gladstone Immersive. Anantara is part of Minor Hotels, a global hospitality group with more than 600 properties across multiple regions. The brand operates more than 50 hotels and resorts worldwide and is known for its focus on cultural immersion and wellness. The Miami property will introduce a concept centered on longevity and well being. Planned amenities include a vitality center focused on movement, nutrition and recovery, along with programming influenced by Thai healing traditions. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Courtesy of KPF. The project is being developed by One Thousand Group, a Miami-based firm known for projects including One Thousand Museum and Villa Miami. The company partnered with Anantara to bring the brand to the U.S. market. One Thousand Group has also incorporated features aimed at privacy and connectivity, including a private rooftop helipad. The development expands on the firm’s approach to integrating design, amenities and lifestyle into a single residential offering. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Architectural visualizations by Gladstone Immersive. Architecture will be led by Kohn Pedersen Fox in collaboration with ODP Architecture & Design. Interiors are being designed by Patricia Urquiola, marking her first residential project in the United States. The building will be organized with hotel spaces on the lower floors and residential units above. Amenities will include dedicated spaces for both residents and hotel guests, along with shared wellness and lifestyle areas. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Architectural visualizations by Gladstone Immersive. Located within a walkable area of Miami, the property will offer access to nearby cultural institutions including the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Frost Museum of Science and the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. Sales are expected to launch later this year through ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Architectural visualizations by Gladstone Immersive. More information is available at anantaramiami.com. Artist’s conceptual renderings based upon preliminary development plans and shown solely for illustrative purposes. All features, finishes, amenities, views, and dimensions are subject to change without notice. Views are not guaranteed and may be altered by future development. Oral representations cannot be relied upon; refer to the Developer’s prospectus and condominium documents for correct representations. By ML Staff.

Keeper Security is expanding its partnership with Atlassian Williams Racing ahead of the 2026 Formula One season, continuing its role as the team’s Official Cybersecurity and Password Security Partner. Alex Albon The agreement, which began in 2024, reflects the growing importance of data security in Formula 1, where teams generate and process large volumes of information during each race weekend. This includes telemetry, race strategy, and internal communications that must remain protected both at the track and across team operations. The partnership will be visible on the Williams car and driver gear throughout the 2026 season. At the Miami Grand Prix, Keeper will again have trackside visibility, marking its second consecutive year at the event and its only on-site race activation of the season. Drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon are part of the partnership’s broader visibility, appearing in campaign content tied to the 2026 season. Carlos Sainz and James Kent Behind the scenes, Williams uses Keeper’s platform to manage secure access across devices used by engineers and staff working both trackside and at headquarters. With personnel operating across multiple time zones, maintaining secure and reliable access to systems has become a key part of day-to-day performance. The partnership reflects a broader shift within Formula 1, where protecting digital infrastructure is increasingly tied to competitive outcomes. Teams must safeguard sensitive designs, data, and communications while maintaining the speed and efficiency required in a global racing calendar. Keeper Security was founded in 2011 by Darren Guccione and has since expanded to serve organizations and individual users worldwide. By ML Staff. Photos/Keeper Security

Miami Living’s Bridal Guide showcases high luxury bridal fashion and exceptional engagement and wedding rings, highlighting refined craftsmanship, timeless design, and modern elegance for an elevated wedding experience. Photo by bach hanzo, Pexels Oscar de la Renta The Oscar de la Renta Bridal Fall 2026 collection presents a refined approach to modern wedding attire, emphasizing structural elegance and classic silhouettes. It features ballgowns, A-line dresses, and tailored separates, with botanical motifs throughout. Heavy silk, lace, and sheer tulle define the materials, while strapless necklines and dramatic trains shape the look. Precision tailoring and structured bodices provide support, while lightweight elements allow movement. The palette remains strictly white and ivory. Floral appliqués add texture without overpowering the designs. Accessories are minimal, keeping focus on the garments. The collection blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary expectations, offering timeless, sophisticated pieces suited for formal settings. Learn more at oscardelarenta.com. Photos/Oscar de la Renta. Monique Lhuillier The Monique Lhuillier Bridal Spring 2027 collection centers on romantic, botanical design with soft silhouettes and prominent floral patterns. It includes slip dresses, ballgowns, and mini dresses, using lightweight materials such as French lace, silk organza, and embroidered tulle. The palette blends traditional white with subtle blush and pastel tones. Designs emphasize comfort, fluidity, and versatility, with removable elements like capes and overskirts for multiple looks. Bodices feature delicate draping, structured support, asymmetrical necklines, and open backs, while floral appliqués create a three-dimensional effect. The collection balances classic romance with modern flexibility, suitable for both formal and outdoor settings, and transitions seamlessly from ceremony to reception. Learn more at moniquelhuillier.com. Photos/Monique Lhuillier. Elie Saab The Elie Saab Bridal Spring 2026 collection emphasizes high-fashion glamour with grand, statement-making designs. It features voluminous ballgowns and structured mermaid silhouettes crafted from duchess satin, point d’esprit tulle, and Chantilly lace. Extensive hand-applied beading, sequins, and crystal embellishments define the aesthetic, supported by internal corsetry for structure and fit. Plunging necklines, sheer long sleeves, and cathedral-length trains enhance the dramatic effect, while matching veils extend the design motifs. The collection reflects traditional haute couture techniques with a focus on symmetry, precision tailoring, and intricate detailing, delivering a regal look suited for formal and large-scale ceremonies. For more information, visit eliesaab.com. Photos/Elie Saab. Harry Winston The Classic Winston engagement ring features a striking heart-shaped center diamond. This romantic centerpiece is flanked by two perfectly proportioned tapered baguette side stones. Set in an elegant platinum band, the design highlights the pristine beauty and clarity of the primary diamond. This timeless piece embodies Harry Winston’s legendary legacy of exceptional craftsmanship and classic bridal sophistication. The Winston Truly diamond wedding band features a continuous row of round brilliant diamonds. Each stone is meticulously selected for its exceptional quality and brilliance. Crafted in platinum, this classic eternity band design offers a seamless display of light. This elegant piece perfectly complements any Harry Winston engagement ring or serves as a stunning standalone statement of commitment. The Tryst diamond wedding band by Harry Winston features a double row of micropavé diamonds. Crafted in luxurious platinum, this delicate design gracefully intertwines to create a subtle yet brilliant statement. The precise setting technique maximizes the light return of every round diamond. This refined band offers a modern and sophisticated aesthetic, perfect for celebrating an eternal promise. For more information, visit www.harrywinston.com. Photos/Harry Winston. Cartier The Cartier Destinée wedding band features a 4.1 mm width crafted in premium platinum. A striking halo of 18 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 2.56 carats enhances the design, creating exceptional radiance. The continuous curves symbolize a lifelong commitment. Diamond weight and specifications vary based on ring size. Contact Cartier directly for exact details regarding your specific creation. The Reflection de Cartier wedding band combines various diamond cuts for a radiant finish. Crafted in white gold, this balanced design features 36 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 1.58 carats and 18 baguette-cut diamonds totaling 1.94 carats. The meticulous setting highlights Cartier’s distinctive and powerful style. Carat weight and stone count vary by size. Contact Cartier for detailed sizing information. The Broderie de Cartier wedding band showcases an elegant double row design. Crafted in luxurious rose gold, this sophisticated piece is meticulously set with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds. The diamonds total 2.60 carats, offering a striking display of light and exceptional craftsmanship. This radiant setting perfectly encapsulates classic Cartier luxury and timeless bridal elegance. For more information, visit www.cartier.com. Photos/Cartier. Graff The Graff Constellation engagement ring features a magnificent round diamond centerpiece. This brilliant center stone is encircled by a seamless halo of smaller diamonds, expertly set to amplify its extraordinary sparkle and fire. The platinum band is also fully set with pavé diamonds. This masterpiece reflects Graff’s unparalleled craftsmanship, creating a striking statement of enduring love and timeless elegance. This Graff Constellation engagement ring showcases a breathtaking pear-shaped diamond. The elegant center stone is illuminated by a brilliant halo of pavé diamonds that accentuate its unique teardrop silhouette. Crafted in premium platinum, the band features continuous diamond pavé detailing. This exceptional ring offers a sophisticated and brilliant design, perfectly capturing Graff’s dedication to high jewelry artistry and luxury. The Graff Constellation engagement ring features a timelessly elegant oval-cut diamond. This sophisticated center stone is illuminated by a seamless halo of pavé diamonds, set on a luxurious white gold pavé band. Individually handcrafted in London, this bespoke setting maximizes the diamond’s unique silhouette and brilliance, offering a stunning statement of exceptional craftsmanship and enduring luxury. For more information, visit www.graff.com. By ML staff. Photos/Graff.

The Community Foundation of Broward hosted its Black Philanthropy Donor Reception on March 18, 2026, to recognize charitable giving within the Black community. The event aligns with "Cherish Diversity," one of five core values guiding the organization's community grantmaking and leadership initiatives. Since launching targeted outreach efforts in 2022 to engage more Black philanthropists, the organization has seen a 71 percent increase in charitable funds established by Black donors. The reception featured light bites and remarks from several organization leaders, including Board Chair Jonathan Allen, Board Vice Chair Burnadette Norris-Weeks, Vice President of Philanthropic Services Kelly Marmol, and Director of Donor Services Jasmine Lewis-Fontus. "We are honored to partner with a growing number of Black philanthropists and community leaders who are creating lasting impact in our community," said Jennifer O'Flannery Anderson, President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Broward. Anderson noted that local donors increasingly utilize the foundation to establish enduring charitable legacies. Founded in 1984, the nonprofit organization manages 590 personalized charitable funds representing $330 million in assets. Over its 40-year history, the foundation has distributed more than $215 million in grants to foster local collaborations and advance equity across Broward County. Local residents and prospective donors can review grant opportunities and fund options through the Community Foundation of Broward website. By ML Staff. Photos: Community Foundation of Broward.

Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from April 27 to May 4 in Miami and nearby South Florida. Guns N' Roses performs on April 30 Graham Nash — April 28 and April 29 Purchase Tickets (April 28) | Purchase Tickets (April 29) A two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Nash is central to the legacy of Crosby, Stills & Nash, known for intricate harmonies and socially conscious songwriting, revisiting a catalog that helped define folk rock across both nights. Florence + The Machine — April 29 Purchase Tickets Fronted by Florence Welch, the band is known for dramatic indie rock and baroque pop, earning multiple Grammy nominations and critical acclaim for expansive live performances. Guns N' Roses — April 30 Purchase Tickets Among the most influential rock bands of all time, Guns N' Roses defined late-1980s hard rock with albums like Appetite for Destruction, combining raw energy with mainstream success. Andrey Makarevich & Laima Vaikule — April 30 Purchase Tickets This joint performance brings together Eastern European pop and rock traditions, led by Makarevich, founder of Mashina Vremeni, and Vaikule, a celebrated pop vocalist. Alex Ferreira — April 30 Purchase Tickets Ferreira blends indie pop with Caribbean influences, building a following through introspective lyrics and modern Latin alternative production. James Hype — April 30 Purchase Tickets A fixture in global club circuits, Hype is known for high-energy house sets and technical DJ skills, gaining prominence through viral performances and festival appearances. Kane Brown with Marshmello and Nelly — May 1 Purchase Tickets This crossover lineup merges country, EDM, and hip-hop, reflecting Brown’s genre-blending approach and the mainstream reach of Marshmello and Nelly. Zedd — May 1 Purchase Tickets A Grammy-winning electronic artist, Zedd is known for polished EDM hits that bridge pop and dance music, including collaborations with major chart acts. Afrojack — May 2 Purchase Tickets A key figure in the EDM boom, Afrojack has produced global hits and collaborated widely, earning a Grammy and shaping festival mainstage sounds. Alejandro Sanz — May 2 Purchase Tickets One of the most decorated Latin artists, Sanz has won multiple Grammys and Latin Grammys, known for blending flamenco with pop and ballad traditions. America — May 2 Purchase Tickets Behind classics like “A Horse with No Name”, America remains a staple of 1970s folk rock, noted for melodic harmonies and radio longevity. Floetry with Raheem DeVaughn — May 2 Purchase Tickets Floetry helped define neo-soul in the early 2000s, while DeVaughn continues that tradition with socially aware R&B and Grammy-nominated work. Rampa — May 2 Purchase Tickets A member of the Keinemusik collective, Rampa is known for deep house and techno sets that emphasize groove-driven minimalism. SANAM — May 2 Purchase Tickets The group has built a global following through reinterpretations of classic Bollywood songs and original pop rock releases. John Summit — May 2 Purchase Tickets Summit has quickly risen in house music, driven by viral tracks and a strong presence in club and festival circuits. Loud Luxury — May 2 Purchase Tickets The duo gained mainstream success with dance-pop hits, combining tropical house influences with radio-friendly hooks. Joost Klein — May 3 Purchase Tickets Klein merges rap, pop, and performance art, gaining international attention through unconventional releases and viral content. Raphael — May 3 Purchase Tickets A major figure in Latin pop, Raphael’s decades-long career includes international hits and influence across Spanish-language music. Disclosure — May 3 Purchase Tickets The brothers behind Disclosure helped revive UK garage and house, earning Grammy nominations and shaping modern electronic pop. Martin Garrix — May 3 Purchase Tickets One of the most recognizable EDM figures, Garrix achieved global fame early with festival anthems and continues to headline major events. Simrit — May 3 Purchase Tickets Simrit blends world music, folk, and meditative sounds, creating immersive live performances rooted in spiritual traditions. Smokedope2016 — May 3 Purchase Tickets Part of the emerging underground rap scene, Smokedope2016 has gained traction through online releases and niche audiences. By ML Staff. Photos/Courtesy of each artist