Our journey continues to Hallstatt, a stunning Alpine lake surrounded by mountains and forests. Considered to be one of the most beautiful lake cities in the world, Hallstatt has been used as the inspiration for the fictional town of Arendelle in the hit Disney movie “Frozen,” and has also been replicated in China. The majestic setting of Hallstatt is an ideal spot for romantic getaway, natural adventures such as hiking and kayaking, cultural experiences such as Hallstatt Salt Mine, which provides an unique glimpse into the region’s history of salt mining. Photo by Hasmik Ghazaryan Olson, Unsplash Notable attractions in the area include the Hallstatt Skywalk, offering breathtaking mountain views, the Hallstatt Museum, and the historic buildings and shops found in the Market Square. Nature lovers should not miss Rudolf’s Tower, Waldbachstrub Waterfall, Echerntalweg, and the Hallstatter Lake Loop nature trails. Click below to launch slideshow > Top left to right - By Andi Steiner, Unsplash; By Peter Schad, Unsplash; By Erin East, Unsplash Bottom left to right - By Alexandra Smielova, Unsplash; By Nicole Baster, Unsplash; By Sorasak, Unsplash Luxury Stays Heritage Hotel Hallstatt Landungsplatz 101 A-4830 Hallstatt +43 (0) 6134 - 200-36 www.hotel-hallstatt.com Images courtesy of Heritage Hotel Hallstatt The Heritage Hotel is a charming, family-owned accommodation nestled in Lake Hallstatt, Austria. Found in the heart of the picturesque UNESCO World Heritage village, this hotel seamlessly combines historical charm, modern comfort, and breathtaking views of Lake Hallstatt. As a proud member of the European Castles & Historic Hotels alliance, Hotel Heritage upholds its commitment to preserving and upholding its rich traditions and cultural heritage while maintaining exceptional standards. Worth mentioning is the hotel’s prime location allowing access to all cultural and historical landmarks. Click below to launch slideshow > Accommodations The Heritage Hotel comprises three buildings: Kainz House, Seethaler House, and Stocker House. Among them, Stocker House holds the distinction of being Hallstatt’s oldest building, boasting over 500 years of history. With a total of 55 rooms spread across these buildings, guests can choose from a variety of options, ranging from exclusive suites to cozy rooms. Each accommodation offers modern amenities, elegant furnishings, and captivating vistas of Lake Hallstatt. The main building, Haus Kainz, houses the reception, restaurant, and sauna facilities. Haus Stocker and Haus Seethaler, the other two buildings, are just a short walk away, ensuring convenient access for guests. Click below to launch slideshow > Dining Head out to “Im Kainz,” the hotel’s main restaurant serving daily breakfast, lunch and dinner to both hotel guests and visitors alike. Enjoy a range of delectable dishes, from light meals to savory meats, fish, and vegetarian cuisine including Austrian classics. The restaurant is also the ideal site for a delightful afternoon cup of coffee or tea overlooking Lake Hallstatt. Restaurant Zum Salzbaron at Seehotel Grüner Baum Marktpl. 104, 4830 Hallstatt +43 (0) 6134 82630 www.gruenerbaum.cc Click below to launch slideshow > Images courtesy of Restaurant Zum Salsbaron Experience exquisite dining at the “Zum Salzbaron” Restaurant, situated within the picturesque “Seehotel Grüner Baum.” Indulge in a delightful fusion of authentic Austrian delicacies and Mediterranean flavors, including a variety of daily freshly sourced fish like trout, char, and Reinanken. Complementing the culinary offerings, you’ll find an extensive wine collection highlighting exquisite Austrian vintages, along with a meticulously curated selection of international wines. Reservations are highly recommended. Additionally, the “Kaiserstüberl” provides a captivating lake terrace and lounge area that offers a direct and breathtaking view of Lake Hallstatt. Travel to Graz, Austria (part 4 of 5) By Markin Abras, Senior Travel Editor Images provided by each mentioned venue on this story.

As Milan Design Week unfolds, the city moves at a relentless pace—making the right dining destination all the more essential. In the heart of Brera, VERAMENTE offers a more intimate alternative: a refined return to authentic Italian dining. Opened in July 2024, VERAMENTE is rooted in tradition, where timeless recipes and high-quality ingredients take precedence over trends. Founded by Gianmarco Venuto, Filippo Sironi, and brothers Filippo and Marco Mottolese, the concept reflects a shared vision of understated excellence—where simplicity becomes the ultimate sophistication. The menu travels across Italy, from North to South, with a curated selection of fish, meat, and vegetarian dishes. Each plate is thoughtfully prepared, allowing classic flavors to speak for themselves. The setting is equally considered. Red brick arches, warm wood, and brass accents create a space that feels both elevated and welcoming. Below, a vinyl room invites guests into a more immersive experience, with curated sounds from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s—adding a subtle layer of nostalgia to the evening. Amid the energy of Fuorisalone, VERAMENTE stands out as a place to slow down—where design, culture, and cuisine come together with quiet confidence. VERAMENTE Via Palermo 11, Milan Open daily for lunch and dinner ristoranteveramente.it By ML staff. Images cortesy of Veramente.

Swiss skincare brand La Prairie is opening a pop-up spa at The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort . The seasonal spa runs from February 1 through May 2026. The partnership transforms two treatment rooms into dedicated spaces for guests and visitors, marking La Prairie's first seasonal spa location in Miami. The spa menu includes several signature treatments. The La Prairie Signature Personalized Facial uses a skin analysis to stimulate collagen production and enhance elasticity. The White Caviar Phenomenal Glass Skin Facial incorporates cryotherapy and lymphatic drainage techniques. A 90 minute version of this facial adds ultrasonic cleansing and LED light therapy. Visitors can also book a custom massage or a refining body exfoliation. Both body treatments feature the brand's Cashmere Body Cream. The treatments take place at The Spa at St. Regis Bal Harbour, which provides a serene environment featuring marble walls, plush carpets, and aquatic accents. By ML Staff. Photos: La Prairie.

To mark the 130th anniversary of the Louis Vuitton Monogram canvas, the House has introduced new expressions of its Color Blossom Fine Jewelry  line. The iconic collection, which centers on the Monogram flowers created by Georges Vuitton in 1896, now welcomes a rare new stone—navy-blue sodalite—alongside radiant new pavé designs. A total of 28 new pieces enhance the collection, highlighting the brand’s commitment to artistic craftsmanship. Sodalite, often called the “salt stone,” is rarely seen in contemporary jewelry. For this collection, the rough stone undergoes a rigorous lapidary process to achieve its signature bombé shape, a technique that requires five times longer than polishing flat stones to ensure perfect symmetry and light reflection. Collection Highlights: Sodalite Debut:  The navy-blue stone is featured in seven new pieces, including pendant necklaces in star and sun motifs, a long sautoir, a multi-motif bracelet, a star stud earring, and an open ring set with a brilliant diamond. Pavé Creations:  New pavé-set designs add luminosity to the line, featuring white mother-of-pearl and malachite medallions framed in precious diamonds. Pink Mother-of-Pearl Expansion:  The popular feminine range has expanded to include five new jewels, such as a long sautoir, two bracelets, and minimalist pendants. Modern Silhouettes:  The House has also introduced trendy additions like sleeper hoop earrings in malachite and a diamond-studded star ear cuff. First launched in 2015, the Color Blossom collection continues to evolve by blending historical motifs with modern sophistication. These latest additions invite wearers to stack and self-style, paying tribute to over a century of Louis Vuitton’s creative heritage. By ML Staff. Photos: Louis Vuitton.

The Miami Heat will host a special "Mike Drop" night on Saturday, April 4, to celebrate 35 seasons of public address announcer Michael Baiamonte during their home game against the Washington Wizards. Tickets for the Heat's home game are available through Ticketmaster and fans can also purchase seats directly from the team's official site. Gameday upgrades are being offered for the Washington matchup, giving fans additional options to enhance their arena experience during the Baiamonte tribute. More information about the team and upcoming home games can be found on the Miami Heat website . By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Heat

Miami Children’s Museum will present its 2026 Explorers Summer Camp from June 8 to July 31, offering a structured program for children ages 3 to 14 that combines themed learning with recreational activities. The camp is organized around three main themes: Wild Miami: Nature, Food & Discovery, Backstage Pass: Broadway & Beats, and Maker City: Build, Invent & Play. Participants will explore local nature and food systems, performing arts, and hands-on innovation through guided, interactive sessions. Programming runs from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on weekdays, with weekly field trips and lunch included in the camp schedule. Before and after care will be available to extend the day for families who need additional coverage. Families can register online for Explorers Summer Camp through the Miami Children’s Museum website. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Children’s Museum

Prada has released the 76th edition of its Timecapsule initiative, unveiling a limited edition shirt that reinterprets archival designs through a contemporary lens. The new piece features an abstract print and metal studs along a bowling-style collar, combining contrasting visual elements in a single design. The shirt is available for 24 hours exclusively on Prada’s website and includes a complimentary NFT issued through Prada Crypted, the brand’s dedicated NFT area and community hub. Prada Crypted operates on Prada.com and via the brand’s Discord server, where users can explore projects that connect fashion with art, architecture, film, music and Web3 culture. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada

Tickets are now on sale for the second annual Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival presented by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company . The four-day culinary and cultural celebration returns April 23 through 26, 2026,  at San Juan’s La Concha Resort and celebrated destinations around the island, featuring acclaimed and award-winning chefs, restaurateurs, wineries, sommeliers, and mixologists.   Photo credit JC Visuals “We are excited to return for a second year after an incredibly warm and welcoming reception to our inaugural event,” said festival founder Robert Weakley. “This year, we are proud to introduce a lineup of local, regional, and international talent who represent the very best of the culinary and hospitality industries.”   Headlining Chef and Festival Host Mario Pagán adds: “This festival is a celebration of culture, community, collaboration, and a continued commitment to elevating Puerto Rico as a world-class culinary destination. We can’t wait to gather again and make this year’s event even more incredible.”   Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival will see the return of fan-favorite events such as the multi-course OpenTable   Power Lunch Series  hosted by celebrated chefs such as Ming Tsai and Festival Host Chef Mario Pagán, as well as all-new strolling experiences and tastings across the island. Event highlights include Birdies & Bites golf tournament and the Opening Night Reception ; the  Masters of Sabor as part of the Friends of James Beard Benefit Series and Rum y Rumba  walkaround experience with more than 15 acclaimed chefs sharing their dishes, over 75 wineries pouring, and the island's top mixologists and sommeliers,   and multi-course seated intimate and exclusive dinners throughout Puerto Rico.   Photo credits Orietta De Luque, JC Visuals Participating local and national chefs and restaurateurs include: Mario Pagán (Chef, Restaurateur, Mario Pagán and Chayote);  Juan Manuel Barrientos (Chef, Entrepreneur, Elcielo Hospitality Group); Geoffrey Zakarian (Chef, Restaurateur, Zarkarian Hospitality); Monti Carlo  (Chef, and TV Personality); Ayesha Nurdjaja (Shuka, Shukette); Scott Conant  (Mora, The Americano); Ming Tsai (Blue Dragon, BaBa); Paul Bartolotta  (Chef, Restaurateur, The Bartolotta Restaurants); Jason Neroni  (DANTE); Todd English  (Figs by Todd English): Natalia Rivera  (La Concha Resort);  Nasha Fondeur  (The Condado Collection); Roberto Treviño (DRGN and Budatai); Wilo Benet  (Wilo Eatery & Bar); Jason O. González Davila  (Areyto Modern Cuisine); Giovanna Huyke ; Jose Alvarez (Andaluz); Sebastian Rosádo  (Levant); Trent Eichler  (Bottles); Enrique Piñeiro  (Mesa 364); Jóse Mendín (Mar Y Rosa, Casa Isola Miami);  René Marichal, Raúl Correa & Xavier Pacheco  (Bacoa Finca + Fogón); Joerick Rivera  (BAKKU Japanese Eatery & Crudo bar); Abel Mendoza (Estela); César Vega & Daysi Rincón  (Godai by Sakana) and many more.  Photo credit JC Visuals   Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival is committed to supporting the island’s culinary community and local economy. The festival highlights locally sourced ingredients — from coffee and fresh produce to artisanal goods — helping uplift farmers, makers, and small businesses across Puerto Rico. Additionally, the festival supports Puerto Rico Eats for Good , a year-round initiative dedicated to culinary and wine education through scholarships and career development opportunities   Ticket pricing for all-inclusive Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival experiences starts at $175 and varies by event. Guests are invited to curate their own festival experiences through packages available online , and individual event tickets are also available.    Additional events and featured chefs will continue to be announced in the coming weeks. More information about the Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival can be found on the festival’s website . By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival.

DermapenWorld , a global leader in microneedling and regenerative treatment innovation, has announced the RE:GEN Roadshow: The Future of Skin & Hair . This nationwide education and networking event will tour five major U.S. cities this March, bringing together global industry leaders in hairdressing, aesthetics, and medical science. “This is more than an event — it’s a movement advancing the future of professional practice and salon haircare. We’re bringing together the latest scientific breakthroughs, real-world education and community to help professionals transform the way they approach skin and hair health,” says Tracey Hughes, Global General Manager, EXO-GROW The roadshow is designed to provide salon and clinic professionals with the latest breakthroughs in scalp health, fine and thinning hair solutions, and regenerative science-based treatments. Program Objectives The event offers attendees access to world-class education focused on: Scientific Innovation:  Access to new science-driven breakthroughs shaping the industry. Clinical Education:  Practical hair loss and scalp restoration training. Business Growth:  Insights into new revenue streams and how to stay ahead in the multi-billion-dollar hair loss category. Client Care:  Understanding the emotional and psychological impact of hair loss to better support clients with empathy and professional care. Networking:  Connection with top experts and peers across the beauty, aesthetics, and medical fields. The roadshow expects to host close to 1,000 salon and clinic professionals nationally, with 100+ attendees per city. Participants include hairstylists, barbers, beauty and aesthetic clinic owners, medical aesthetics practitioners, trichologists, and business leaders. Featured Speakers and Leadership The event is hosted by Tracey Hughes , Global General Manager for EXO-GROW and Hall of Fame Hairstylist. Guest speakers include: Andrew Hansford (London, UK):  Medical expert, Trichologist, and Global Educator in hair restoration. Corri Marshall (Sydney, Australia):  Co-Founder of DermapenWorld and product innovator. Additional Experts:  Leading Doctors and influential Hairstylists will appear in all cities. World-Leading Innovation DermapenWorld is the #1 microneedling company worldwide, operating in 107 countries and supported in the U.S. by distribution partner DP Derm . Through this movement, the company is expanding its regenerative skin science expertise into the hair restoration and hairdressing sector via EXO-GROW . Industry Partnerships The RE:GEN Roadshow is supported by : Ergo Styling Tools, Matsui Scissors, DP Derm, Modern Salon & Salon Today  (Exclusive national media partner) National Schedule (All events 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM): Chicago:  March 22 Atlanta:  March 23 Los Angeles:  March 29 Dallas:  March 30 Miami:  March 31 REGISTER HERE! Attendees will receive complimentary canapés and drinks, plus a Goodie Bag valued at over $300. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DermapenWorld.

The Miami Film Festival returns for the 2026 edition. From April 9 to April 19, the festival runs as a citywide program rather than a single destination, with screenings scheduled daily across multiple venues and neighborhoods. What do you need to know about the Miami Film Festival 2026 Over 11 days, more than 160 films from over 45 countries are shown, including world premieres and regional debuts. The schedule is built to run continuously, with films starting in the afternoon and continuing into the night.  Instead of one central lineup, the program unfolds across different locations, which means each day is shaped by how you choose to move through it. You can check every detail on the Miami Film Festival official website . Screening venues As the Miami Film Festival 2026 unfolds across the city, its screenings are spread through a network of venues that shape how each day is planned. Moving between these locations is part of the experience, with each site hosting different films throughout the schedule. Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts   1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Bill Cosford Cinema   5030 Brunson Drive, Coral Gables Colony Theatre   1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach Coral Gables Art Cinema   260 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables FIU Rafael Diaz-Balart Law Building   11291 Southwest 12th Street, Miami Freedom Tower   600 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Koubek Center   2705 Southwest 3rd Street, Miami Miami Beach Bandshell   7275 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach O Cinema South Beach   1130 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach Olympia Theater   174 East Flagler Street, Miami Silverspot Cinema   300 Southeast 3rd Street, Miami Sanctuary of the Arts   410 Andalusia Avenue, Coral Gables Vizcaya Museum & Gardens   3251 South Miami Avenue, Miami MDC Wolfson Campus   300 Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami Tickets: Prices & Options Ticketing for the festival is flexible, whether you want to attend a single screening or build a full marathon experience. Standard prices for the Miami Film Festival 2026 are listed below. Discounts apply for members, with reduced rates across most screenings and events. Processing fees between $2 and $10 are added per ticket. Opening Night Film & Party — $60 Closing Night Film — $25 Centerpiece Screenings — $20 General Screenings — $16.50 Special Screenings — $25–$30 Featured Films and Schedule The program is built around daily screenings that combine premieres, special events, and filmmaker conversations across multiple venues in Miami. Below is a selection of featured films from the official schedule, organized with key details to help plan your viewing. April 8 (Wednesday) Empire Records – on Rex Manning Day 7:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema April 9 (Thursday) Maspalomas   7:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Tuner (Opening Night)   7:30 PM — Olympia Theater April 10 (Friday) The Christophers   6:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Erupcja   6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema A Life Illuminated   (Documentary)   6:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Adult Children   7:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Revolution’s Daughter   (Documentary) 7:30 PM — Koubek Center An Instrumental Start – A Model for the Nation   (Documentary)  8:00 PM — Olympia Theater The Gymnast   8:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Leviticus   9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema TheyDream   9:00 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema April 11 (Saturday) La Gioia   12:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Street Smart: Lessons from a TV Icon   (Documentary)   12:00 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Coroner to the Stars   (Documentary)   12:15 PM — Koubek Center Cinemaslam   (Shorts Block)  12:15 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Under the Same Sun (Bajo el mismo sol)   12:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez   (Documentary)   2:30 PM — Koubek Center Neon Reef: Advocacy, Reef Resilience and the Power of Documentary Film   (Documentary)   2:30 PM — The Bar at the Betsy Everyone Is Lying to You for Money (featuring Ben McKenzie)   (Documentary) 2:30 PM — Olympia Theater I’m Every Woman   (Shorts Block)  2:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Cookie Queens   2:45 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Carolina Caroline   2:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema To the West, in Zapata (Al Oeste, en Zapata)   3:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Heysel 85   5:15 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World   (Documentary) 5:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Normal (featuring Bob Odenkirk)   5:30 PM — Olympia Theater Marc by Sofia   (Documentary)   5:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Long Cuban Night   5:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Blue Trail   5:45 PM — Koubek Center No Salgas   8:00 PM — Koubek Center Modern Whore   (Documentary) 8:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema California Schemin’   8:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Eva y Adán en Miami   8:30 PM — Olympia Theater April 12 (Sunday) Far From the Shallow: Drama Shorts   (Shorts Block)   12:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Coolie   12:00 PM — Koubek Center Colors of Time   12:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Mecca: Legends of Traz Powell Stadium   (Documentary) 12:30 PM — Olympia Theater The Red Hangar (Hangar rojo)   12:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema I Swear   2:45 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema This Tempting Madness   3:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Mouse   3:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema A Mosquito in the Ear   3:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Calle Cuba   (Documentary)   3:15 PM — Koubek Center Por La Vida   5:30 PM — Olympia Theater Flavia   5:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Second Victims   5:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Dancing on the Elephant   6:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Romería   6:00 PM — Koubek Center When Men Dance   (Documentary)   6:15 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema The Cost of Heaven   8:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Honeyjoon   8:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Poetic License  (Centerpiece)  8:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema The King of the Internet   (Documentary)   8:45 PM — Koubek Center The Dinner (La cena)   9:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema April 13 (Monday) The Musical   6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema One In A Million   (Documentary) 7:00 PM — The Colony Theatre Hal & Harper (featuring Lili Reinhart)   (Series)  7:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Unserious Questions Only: Comedy Shorts   (Shorts Block)  7:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema At Rush – Perseverancia   (Documentary)   7:30 PM — Koubek Center The Soundman   7:45 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema I Want Your Sex   9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema April 14 (Tuesday) Desire and Destruction: Horror Shorts   (Shorts Block) 6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Hollywood Rabbi   (Documentary) 6:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema If I Go Will They Miss Me 6:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Dual Citizen 7:30 PM — Little Haiti Cultural Center Cuban Contemporary Independent Shorts   (Shorts Block) 8:00 PM — Koubek Center Blue Heron 9:00 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema The Trial of Alec Baldwin   (Documentary) 9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Over Your Dead Body 9:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema April 15 (Wednesday) Desire and Destruction: Horror Shorts   (Shorts Block)   6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Hollywood Rabbi   (Documentary) Time: 6:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema If I Go Will They Miss Me   6:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Dual Citizen 7:30 PM — Little Haiti Cultural Center Cuban Contemporary Independent Shorts   (Shorts Block) 8:00 PM — Koubek Center Blue Heron 9:00 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema The Trial of Alec Baldwin   (Documentary) 9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Over Your Dead Body 9:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema April 16 (Thursday) Los 100 años de la torre de la libertad   (Documentary) 6:00 PM — Freedom Tower Tape 6:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Three Goodbyes (Tre ciotole) 6:30 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Stranger Than Fiction: UM Short Documentary Award  (Shorts Block) 6:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Bookends 6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Madwoman’s Game 6:30 PM — Koubek Center Farruquito, a flamenco dynasty   (Documentary) 7:15 PM — Sanctuary of the Arts Sore: A Wife From The Future 8:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Last One for the Road 9:00 PM — Coral Gables Art Cinema Hokum 9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Welcome to Miami: Florida Doc Shorts  (Shorts Block) 9:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema April 17 (Friday) 1001 Frames   6:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Runa Simi   (Documentary) 6:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Edie Arnold is a Loser 6:30 PM — Koubek Center My Friend Eva (Mi amiga Eva) 6:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Maddie’s Secret 6:30 PM — O Cinema Comandante Fritz 7:00 PM — Olympia Theater Ky Nam Inn 8:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema The Last Viking 8:45 PM — Koubek Center Melodrama 8:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Serena 9:00 PM — O Cinema Ramón y Ramón 9:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema April 18 (Saturday) Uncle Roly (Tío Roly) 12:00 PM — Koubek Center Forge (Marquee) 12:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Happy Birthday 12:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Drawn to You: Animated Shorts (Shorts Block) 12:30 PM — O Cinema Melodrama (2nd screening) 12:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Rope Tied 2:45 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Silent Friend 2:45 PM — O Cinema Tropical Park 2:45 PM — Koubek Center Revolution’s Daughter   (Documentary) 3:00 PM — FIU Give Me The Ball!   (Documentary) 3:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema It Would Be Night in Caracas 3:00 PM — Olympia Theater On The Road 3:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Neon Reef   (Documentary) 5:30 PM — Silverspot Cinema Poetry City   (Documentary) 5:30 PM — Koubek Center Runa Simi   (2nd screening) 5:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Heysel 85 5:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Everybody to Kenmure Street   (Documentary) 6:00 PM — O Cinema Power Ballad (Closing Night Film) 7:00 PM — Olympia Theater April 19 (Sunday) AV Club’s 70th Anniversary Shorts   (Shorts Block) 12:00 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema María Antonia   (Restoration) 12:00 PM — Koubek Center The Soundman   (2nd screening) 12:15 PM — Silverspot Cinema Coroner to the Stars   (Documentary) 1:00 PM — O Cinema Kangaroo 2:15 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema The Blue Trail 2:30 PM — Koubek Center My Friend Eva   (2nd screening) 3:00 PM — Silverspot Cinema Happy Birthday   (2nd screening) 4:00 PM — O Cinema M.I.A. 4:30 PM — The Bill Cosford Cinema Colors of Time (2nd screening) 5:00 PM — Koubek Center The Dinner (La cena)   (2nd screening) 5:45 PM — Silverspot Cinema Homo Argentum 7:45 PM — Koubek Center The Miami Film Festival 2026 is defined less by a single highlight and more by how it organizes access to a large number of films in a short period. It offers a straightforward way to experience international cinema in one place, as long as you approach it with a clear plan from the start. By Luiz Porto/ML Staff. Images courtesy of Miami Film Festival. Top gif.Moni144/Tenor

Moschino presented its Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, continuing the brand’s focus on modern silhouettes and clear design narratives. The lineup reflects a streamlined approach to seasonal dressing, with an emphasis on wearable pieces that balance structure and movement. The collection explores updated proportions and material choices suited to everyday use, reinforcing Moschino’s position within contemporary fashion while maintaining its recognizable identity. Shown as part of the Spring 2026 season, the collection signals the brand’s direction for the coming year. More details are available on Moschino’s official website . By ML staff. Images Moschino.

Easter brunch in Miami is many things at once. It can mean champagne at a waterfront table, an egg hunt on a hotel lawn, or a leisurely morning at a neighborhood spot that feels like home. What makes the holiday in South Florida so appealing is the range—from lavish, design-forward dining rooms to beloved local joints that simply do brunch very well. Whatever kind of celebration you have in mind, here are nine places worth considering for Sunday, April 5, 2026, grouped by vibe. Best Premium Buffet:   TIMBR Best Luxe Splurge:   The Setai Best Waterfront Scene:   Casadonna Best Family Pick:   Social Club at Kimpton Surfcomber Best for Kids' Activities:   Fontainebleau Miami Beach Best Rooftop Brunch:   TULUM Rooftop Best Casual-but-Special Pick:   Kitchen 57 Best Spanish-Style Feast:   Bulla Gastrobar Best Low-Key Favorite:   Deli Lane Fancy & Luxe Easter Brunches For those who want Easter to feel like a genuine occasion, South Florida delivers. These are the spots where polished service and beautiful surroundings make the meal the centerpiece of the day. TIMBR   Photo Credit: TIMBR Restaurant TIMBR makes an immediate impression, and its Easter brunch is no exception. The restaurant’s Atrium Dining Room—home to more than 50,000 flowers beneath a soaring 33-foot glass pyramid—feels perfectly suited to spring. Because TIMBR doesn’t typically open for brunch, Easter Sunday offers a rare opportunity to experience this "Vineyard Cuisine" concept in a different light. The $95 ticketed buffet  includes a lavish all-you-can-eat spread along with mimosas and Bloody Marys, offering incredible value for such a design-forward experience. The Setai If your vision leans toward the iconic, The Setai is hard to surpass. Their Caviar & Champagne Easter Brunch  features free-flowing bubbles, live jazz, and open-fire grills. Younger guests are well-tended with an Easter egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny, making it a seamless, all-in-one experience for luxury-seeking families. Casadonna For a sweeping, glamorous feel, Casadonna’s Easter Buffet on the Bay  brings Mediterranean flair to the holiday. With al fresco dining and panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, it’s the place to settle in with a seafood tower and live music. An optional two-hour beverage package is available for those who want to turn brunch into a true afternoon affair. Festive & Family-Friendly Easter Picks The best family spots ensure that the kids are entertained so the adults can actually enjoy their mimosas. Social Club at Kimpton Surfcomber Photo credit: Kimpton Surfcomber Social Club brings a lively, inclusive energy to the beach. Their expansive buffet covers crowd-pleasing ground—from made-to-order omelets to fresh seafood—while bottomless cocktails keep things festive. Easter Bunny photos and an egg hunt add that necessary layer of seasonal magic for the kids. Fontainebleau Miami Beach The Fontainebleau leans into the full holiday experience. The buffet at Vida  offers a polished spread of morning favorites, while the hotel’s "Easter Egg-stravaganza" on the lawn gives children plenty to do. It’s a natural fit for families who want the holiday meal and the entertainment in one legendary location. TULUM Rooftop Located on the 15th floor of the W Miami, TULUM offers a vibrant Latin-fusion buffet . It’s a high-energy rooftop celebration featuring a pernil carving station, tropical starters, and live music, all overlooking the Brickell skyline with near 360-degree views. The Local Favorites  Not every Easter needs a white tablecloth. For those who’d rather skip the prix-fixe pressure, these favorites offer a more personal way to mark the holiday. Kitchen 57 Photo Credit: Kitchen 57 Kitchen 57 strikes a perfect balance between low-key and celebratory. For Easter, the restaurant is elevating its chef-driven menu with exclusive holiday additions alongside their famous Bloody Mary Bar , where guests can customize their spirits with gourmet skewers. It’s an approachable way to make Easter feel special without losing that local neighborhood spirit. Bulla Gastrobar For a flavor-packed celebration, Bulla Gastrobar offers a special three-course prix fixe brunch  that highlights the best of Spain. From the signature Huevos Bulla  to decadent Torrija , it’s a festive, family-friendly atmosphere where you can also enjoy bottomless mimosas and sangria. With multiple locations including Coral Gables and Doral, it’s a convenient and delicious Easter staple. Deli Lane Deli Lane is the kind of place that proves a relaxed Easter is often the best call. There’s no over-the-top fanfare—just a dependable, beloved brunch in a setting that feels like home. For readers who’d rather avoid the crowds and spend the morning at a South Miami institution known for doing the classics right, Deli Lane is the satisfying, straightforward answer. BY ML Staff. Photos courtesy their venues in this story.