American Heritage Schools , the top-ranked Private K-12 School in Florida according to  Niche , is pleased to announce that 16 students from the Class of 2025 (12 from the  Broward Campus  and four from the  Palm Beach Campus ) have been named semifinalists for the  U.S. Presidential Scholars  program. The program is the nation’s most prestigious recognition for distinguished graduating high school seniors. The two campuses of American Heritage Schools account for  11% of all Presidential Scholar candidates  in the state of Florida. The  Broward Campus  is the No. 1 school in Florida with the highest number of Presidential Scholar candidates. The  Palm Beach Campus  is the No. 1 school in Palm Beach County and the No. 3 school in Florida with the highest number of Presidential Scholar candidates. “Being named a Presidential Scholar candidate is an extraordinary honor that reflects the dedication, intellect, and perseverance of our students,” said Dr. Doug Laurie, president of American Heritage Schools. “We are incredibly proud of these outstanding young leaders whose commitment to excellence and service sets them apart on a national stage.” The United States Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President to recognize and honor some of our nation's most distinguished graduating high school seniors. Each year, approximately 500 students from across the country are named semifinalists and forwarded to the Commission for further review. In April, the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars will select 161 outstanding students to receive the U.S. Presidential Scholar Medallion, the nation’s highest scholastic honor awarded by the U.S. government. Scholars are selected based on their academic success, artistic excellence, essays, school evaluations, community service, and leadership. Those selected will be invited to Washington, D.C., in June for a national recognition program, which includes a series of events and the official medallion presentation during a White House-sponsored ceremony. The students from American Heritage Schools who have been named  2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars Candidates  are: Broward Campus: Rajam Arunprakash Lila Cohen Sebastian Estrada Jack Finneran Junsouh Hong Timothy Kong Chunyu Li Rolando Perez Samuil Petrov Yusuf Sheikh Roshini Shivakumar Emily Wang Palm Beach Campus: Julius Kulla Ryan Weissblum Jeffrey Yu Catherine Zhao For more information about the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program and American Heritage Schools, please visit: www.ahschool.com/presidential-scholars . By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of American Heritage Schools.

Next Yacht Group, owner of the AB Yachts and Maiora brands, announces the appointment of Sebastiano Fanizza as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective April 2, 2025. Born in 1978, Sebastiano Fanizza boasts a successful multi-year career in the luxury yachting industry, having held leadership roles at some of the world’s most prestigious companies. A graduate in Mechanical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Turin, he began his career in the automotive sector at Iveco, before transitioning to the yachting industry, where he distinguished himself through his strategic vision and commercial capabilities.  In 2005 joining Azimut Yachts, he quickly rose through the ranks to become the Sales and Service Director for the EMEA and APAC regions, where he significantly strengthened the brand’s presence in Asia, with a particular focus on the Chinese market, further cementing Azimut’s leadership in these regions.  In 2015, at the invitation of Leonardo Ferragamo, he joined Nautor Swan as Commercial and Business Development Director, where he restructured the sales network and drove significant growth in the order book. In 2018, he was asked by Paolo Vitelli to return to the Azimut Benetti Group as Chief Commercial Officer of Benetti Yachts, where he played a pivotal role in consolidating Benetti’s leadership in the mega and giga yacht segment, with outstanding commercial results. Throughout his career, Sebastiano Fanizza has demonstrated a remarkable ability to anticipate market trends, embrace technological innovation, and focus on enhancing the customer experience. With his appointment, Next Yacht Group will benefit from a solid and visionary leadership, capable of further consolidating the team, especially by strengthening the commercial, communication, marketing, and product innovation areas, while consolidating and expanding the distinctive position of the MAIORA and AB Yachts brands on the international yachting scene. His appointment also marks a crucial moment for the Group, boosting its organizational development, talent enhancement, and process optimization, all supported by a solid governance model focused on sustainable growth.  “ Taking the helm at Next Yacht Group is more than just a new chapter in my career; it’s a chance to shape the future of a company with extraordinary potential ,” said Sebastiano Fanizza. “ I’m excited to work alongside a great team to bring new energy to two extraordinary brands like MAIORA and AB Yachts. Together, we will continue to push boundaries, blending Italian craftsmanship with smart innovation to offer our clients something that truly reflects their vision of life at sea, and from that experience, we are already imagining a new way of living onboard, beyond today’s conventions .” Next Yacht Group continues on its path of growth and consolidation that, since the Group’s founding in 2021, has seen a 110% increase in its workforce, a strengthened management team, and the acquisition of strategic new production sites in 2024.   More on Next Yacht Group Founded in 2021, Next Yacht Group brings together the prestigious brands Maiora and AB Yachts, symbols of Italian yachting excellence. Part of the strategic project of GB Invest Holding AG, a global leader in Information Technology and Luxury Hospitality, Next Yacht Group combines innovation,aesthetics, and functionality in its vision for the future. With a solid production infrastructure in Massa and Viareggio, the Group has expanded its production capacity and local presence, with 11,100 square meters of space for the construction and outfitting of yachts in Viareggio and a 20,000 square meter production site in Massa. The facilities include two iconic locations in Viareggio, with exclusive areas and panoramic docks overlooking the sea, providing a unique experience for yacht owners. With over 600 yachts delivered and 24 yachts under construction, Next Yacht Group recorded a production value of 83 million euros in 2023 and continues to grow, employing more than 120 people and experiencing a 110% increase in its workforce over the last 4 years. AB Yachts has established itself as a leader in the world of luxury high-performance yachts with maximum efficiency. Maiora represents the pleasure of living at sea in spacious areas and versatile environments that perfectly combine functionality and aesthetics. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Yacht Group

Osaka Miami brings a seamless fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavors to life this Easter Sunday at its signature Nikkei Brunch. Guests can begin with crisp raw bar selections including Maine Lobster , Stone Crab , West Coast Oysters and more. From there, they can indulge in signature brunch items such as   Avocado Brasa (Charred avocado, poached egg, ají amarillo hollandaise, multigrain bread toast); Chicarrón Bao Seto  (Crispy pork belly, shiso chalaquita salad, rocoto sauce, homemade bao) and Coco Matcha  (Coconut French toast, yuzu curd, miso toffee, matcha cornflake crumble), among other favorites.  Steak lovers are also in for a treat, with  A5 Strip Loin (Japanese Wagyu);  Short Rib (American Wagyu) and  Bone-In Ribeye (24 oz. Dry Aged Prime Angus) on offer.  An expansive selection of brunch cocktails like the  Oak Mimosa  (Orange, tangerine, St. Germain);  Nikkei Bellini   (White peach puree, yuzu, coriander);  Hakko Shita Sangría  (Red wine, brandy, pineapple lacto-fermentation, peach) and more are available throughout service, alongside select bottles of fine sparkling, red and white wines and special beer and sake varieties.  Dining is available in Osaka’s stylish indoor dining room or the restaurant's idyllic outdoor terrace. All menu items are available a la carte. Dinner service is also available on Easter Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m.  Easter Sunday at Osaka Miami Sunday, April 20, 2025 Brunch from 12 to 4 p.m. 300 Brickell Bay Dr, Miami, FL 33131 (786) 627-4800 osakanikkei.com Reserve on  Resy  By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Osaka Miami

In honor of Earth Day,  AE Global ,  rePurpose Global , and  Clean Miami Beach  are joining forces once again for their fourth annual Earth Day Beach Cleanup, taking place on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. This all-ages community event invites volunteers to help preserve the natural beauty of Miami Beach’s coastline while raising awareness about plastic pollution and sustainable living. The cleanup will be held at the oceanfront near 10th Street, where a turtle flag will mark the meeting point. Volunteers will be provided with gloves, buckets, bags, and pickers. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared with closed-toe shoes, reusable water bottles, reef-safe sunscreen, and hats. This collaborative initiative is supported by a growing list of BBBBenvironmentally focused partners, including Ocean Recovery Group, RELM, the City of Miami Beach, Jenbacher, Delta Air Lines, Mita Eyewear, and I Am Miami. Together, the goal is to inspire local action and educate the community on practical ways to reduce plastic consumption and become active stewards of the environment. As a leader in sustainable packaging solutions, AE Global continues to demonstrate its commitment to environmental responsibility through meaningful partnerships and public outreach efforts like this annual cleanup. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Brian Yurasits, Unsplash.

The newly opened  Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach   invites the community to make moonlit memories at its monthly Tiki by Twilight full moon party.  Sitting on an 18-foot elevation,  the beachfront restaurant is the perfect front-row seat to admire the glow of the full moon rising above the tides. The monthly event series revolves around the schedule of the full moon throughout the year. During each full moon, Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach adds a sprinkle of magic to the occasion with live music and themed tiki bar bites and tropical cocktails inspired by the full moon.   Guests can dance in the moonlight or pull a seat up to the bar to watch April’s Pink Moon bloom above the shoreline on Saturday, April 12, from 6 to 9 p.m., marking the first full moon of the spring.   Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach is the ultimate beachfront restaurant, where locals and visitors alike can sink their toes in the sand, sip on tiki bar cocktails and enjoy fresh, coastal-inspired eats — all with a stunning ocean view. The casual, family-friendly restaurant features a Florida Keys-style outdoor tiki bar, a cafe deck and a covered live music bandstand, plus lawn space for  events. The charming, laid-back Old Florida ambiance of Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach offers live music every day and welcomes guests to bring their dogs or dress in their bathing suits after a day at the beach.   Helmed by Chef Ovidio “Nery” Leal, Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach features a delicious menu including casual seafood, sandwiches, smash burgers and salads. Highlights (“Lucky Picks”) from the breakfast menu include the Breakfast Burrito, Lucky’s Hangover Hash and Lucky’s Breakfast Scramble. The grab-and-go breakfast menu includes bagels, Danishes, muffins, croissants, coffee and orange juice. “Lucky Picks” on the lunch and dinner menu include Tuna Poke Nachos, Killer Conch Fritters, Island Chopped Salad, Tropical Shrimp Wrap, Florida Fish Sandwich, Hooked-Up Tacos, Mariner’s Platter, Lucky Fish Bowl, Triple Treat Burger, Key Lime Pie and Fried Oreos and Vanilla Sauce. The Happy Hour Menu, offered Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m., features $7 cocktails, $5 draft beer and $6 wine bythe glass.    Guests can enjoy live music Monday through Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. and on weekends, from 3 to 6 p.m., with no cover charge.  The 2025 full moon schedule:   April 12:  Pink Moon  May 12:  Flower Moon  June 11:  Strawberry Moon  July 10:  Buck Moon  Aug. 9:  Sturgeon Moon  Sept. 7:  Corn Moon  Oct. 6:  Harvest Moon (Supermoon)  Nov. 5:  Beaver Moon (Supermoon)  Dec. 4:  Cold Moon (Supermoon)   When:   Saturday, April 12, from 6 to 9 p.m.   Where:   Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach   65 N. Beach Road  Dania Beach, FL 33004  For more information, please visit   www.luckyfishbeachbar.com/news-and-events .   About Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach and Lucky Fish Pompano:   Lucky Fish offers a laid-back, beachside paradise where guests enjoy simple eats and drinks while basking in the warmth of the sun and the sounds of the waves. Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach and Lucky Fish Pompano are the ultimate beachfront restaurants, where guests can sink their toes in the sand, sip on tiki bar cocktails and enjoy fresh, coastal-inspired eats — all with a stunning ocean view. They serve up breakfast, lunch and dinner, featuring classic beachside dishes and family-friendly favorites, tropical drinks, cold beer and wine. Live music happens Monday through Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. and weekends, from 3 to 6 p.m., with no cover charge. Hours are Sunday through Monday from 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. Breakfast is served seven days a week, from 8 to 10:30 a.m.; from 10:30 a.m. on, lunch and dinner are served, and a full bar is open. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. The Dania Beach location is 65 N. Beach Road, Dania Beach, FL 33004; the Pompano Beach location is 222 N. Pompano Beach Blvd., Pompano Beach, FL 33062. For more information, visit   luckyfishbeachbar.com/dania-beach  and  luckyfishbeachbar.com/pompano-beach .   About LM Restaurants:  LM Restaurants  is a Deerfield Beach, FL and Raleigh, NC-based hospitality management group privately held, and family owned and operated by husband-and-wife team Lou and Joy Moshakos with daughter Amber as President. LM Restaurants has 34 award-winning restaurants throughout the Southeast. Its South Florida restaurants include Lucky Fish Dania Beach, Lucky Fish Pompano, The Cove Waterfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Deerfield and Oceanic at Pompano Beach. Lucky Lou’s, a raw bar concept, will join the South Florida family in mid-2025. For more information, visit  www.LMRest.com  or call 919-851-0858.  By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Lucky Fish.

With Formula 1 Miami 2025 just around the corner, the city is once again in the global spotlight—not just for high-speed drama, but also for its high-performance real estate. Pagani Residences  — For the Design Obsessed Collector A boutique ultra-luxury tower curated by Pagani Arte, this 30-story waterfront building features just 70 handcrafted residences starting from $2.9M. With Horacio Pagani’s direct involvement in the design, It’s pure precision for those who value performance, privacy, and pedigree. Porsche Design Tower  — For the Driver Who Wants Their Car in the Living Room At this iconic tower, residents] use a patented Dezervator to bring their vehicles directly into their homes—parking next to the living room behind glass. This is the ultimate lifestyle for those who believe the garage is  the centerpiece. Bentley Residences  — For the Legacy Collector with a Taste for New Luxury Refined, reserved, and wrapped in legacy, Bentley’s first residential tower reflects timeless sophistication and a love for subtle luxury. Mercedes-Benz Places  — For the Global Design + Wellness Forward Buyer More than just sleek architecture, Mercedes-Benz Places brings intelligent luxury to life with a focus on smart home tech, sustainability, and wellness-driven design. It's tailored for the international buyer who values high performance—both in their car and their lifestyle. Aston Martin Residences  — For the Buyer with a Taste for Drama Aston Martin Residences blends high-performance luxury with cinematic design. Ideal for buyers who appreciate sleek architecture, statement interiors, and the kind of waterfront living that feels ready for a grand entrance—or a private exit by yacht. Ideal for collectors and adrenaline junkies with a flair for cinematic cool. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Formula 1

Galleria Fort Lauderdale , in collaboration with Art and Culture Center/Hollywood , ArtServe , ArtsUnited and History Fort Lauderdale , will present BLOOM , a juried art exhibition celebrating Earth Day, on Thursday, April 24, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The exhibition, featuring more than 50 South Florida artists, will highlight artistic interpretations of our planet’s natural beauty, from oceans and mangroves to wildlife and blooming landscapes. The best-in-show artwork will receive a $500 prize during the complimentary BLOOM reception. The event will also feature a special performance by Ry Rivers. “Purple Haze” By Jeremiah Jenner “Galleria Fort Lauderdale is proud to present this one-night-only art exhibition, in collaboration with local arts and history organizations, to revel in the beauty that surrounds us,” said Melissa Milroy, senior marketing manager at Galleria Fort Lauderdale . “BLOOM offers a unique opportunity for artists to showcase their talents and contribute to an environmental celebration through visual storytelling.” Artists were encouraged to submit original works in the following mediums: multimedia paintings, sculptures, photography and fashion. More than 150 submissions were received and nearly 60 artworks will be on display. Artists include Tim Forman, Jamie Rodriguez, Tricia Rutsis, Nadine Floyd, Suzanne Barton, Walter McBride and Claudette Sernius, among others. “Florida’s Hidden Beauty” By Tim Forman To register to attend Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s BLOOM, visit bit.ly/galleriabloomtix . For more information about Galleria Fort Lauderdale or for a complete list of retailers, call (954) 564-1036 or visit www.galleriamall-fl.com . About Galleria Fort Lauderdale Galleria Fort Lauderdale, recognized as one of South Florida's premier shopping destinations, features a variety of popular dining and retail options. Macy’s, Dillard’s and H&M anchor the center which also is home to Altar’d State, Apple, Banana Republic, Free People, Michael Kors and Pandora. The center features a fine roster of dining establishments such as Seasons 52, The Capital Grille and P.F. Chang’s. Powerhouse Gym and Blue Martini can also be found at the property. Just steps away from Fort Lauderdale’s world-famous beach, it is minutes from the airport, port, downtown, hotels and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention Center with easy access from Sunrise Boulevard, U.S. Highway 1 (Federal Highway), Interstate 95, Interstate 595, and U.S. Highway A1A (Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard). Located at 2414 East Sunrise Blvd., it is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Mon. through Sat. and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sun. Restaurants and anchors enjoy varied hours. More information is available by calling (954) 564-1036 or by visiting www.galleriamall-fl.com . “Flamboyance” by Suzanne Barton Galleria Fort Lauderdale, in collaboration with Art and Culture Center/Hollywood, ArtServe, ArtsUnited and History Fort Lauderdale, will present BLOOM, a juried art exhibition celebrating Earth Day, on Thursday, April 24, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Galleria Fort Lauderdale

South Florida’s meal prep service, Ideal Nutrition, welcomes everybody who is into fresh, chef-crafted meals designed to support a healthy lifestyle. Serving areas from Homestead to Vero Beach, Ideal Nutrition makes it easy to enjoy nutritious and delicious meal options without the hassle of cooking in the kitchen. A Meal for Every Lifestyle Ideal Nutrition  presents more than 40 meals each week that suit different diet requirements which include keto, paleo, gluten-free, diabetic-friendly, low-carb choices, and low-sodium content. We also provide kid-friendly food options so everyone in your family can try our nutritious dishes. Experienced chef staff develop and prepare every dish with extraordinary care for each meal prep. All our cooking uses the freshest ingredients while avoiding artificial additives and dangerous preservatives. Convenience Meets Sustainability Ideal Nutrition makes healthy eating flawless. Customers can browse the online menu, choose a flexible subscription plan (cancel anytime), and have meals delivered straight to their door. Meals arrive in insulated bags with frozen gel packs to keep them fresh. Our meal preps stay good in the fridge for 5-6 days (no worries, there are clear expiration labels attached). For longer storage, meal preps can be frozen and reheated when ready to eat. The company goes beyond meal prep; we’re honored to partner with first responders, nurses, and athletes to provide nourishing meals. The latest initiative includes the foundation of running marathon events across South Florida. We do our best to encourage South Floridians to an active, health-focused lifestyle. For those who prefer in-person shopping, Ideal Nutrition has a retail location in Miami  that is open daily for quick grab-and-go meal preps. Committed to sustainability, Ideal Nutrition uses recyclable and BPA-free packaging. We also support local communities as part of our “healthy lifestyle” mission to promote wellness beyond the plate. Join the Ideal Nutrition Movement Modern life allows us to choose nutritious eating options more easily than ever before. Ideal Nutrition is happy to provide flavorful, nutritious food delivery services for those who are looking for balanced food options. Visit idealnutritionnow.com to explore the menu and start your healthy eating journey. Remember that the menu rotates every week so you won’t get bored with our goods. When you’re outside Miami, no worries, Ideal Nutrition will serve across the South Florida region. We cover a solid batch of counties and offer both online delivery as well as offline grab-and-go stores. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ideal Nutrition

Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill  – the casual, family-friendly restaurant – is now open in Dania Beach. It’s the ultimate beachfront restaurant, where locals and visitors alike can walk right off the sand, sip on tiki bar cocktails and enjoy fresh, coastal-inspired eats — all with a stunning ocean view. The restaurant is part of  LM Restaurants , the family-owned and operated hospitality group led by South Florida locals husband-and-wife team Lou and Joy Moshakos, with daughter Amber as president.   To celebrate the grand opening of Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach, Dania Beach Mayor Joyce L. Davis, Vice Mayor Marco A. Salvino, Sr., City Manager Ana M. Garcia, ICMA-CM, the City of Dania Beach dignitaries, Broward County Commissioner Lamar P. Fisher, representatives from the Greater Dania Beach Chamber of Commerce and senior executives from Feeding South Florida® joined the Moshakos family and the LM Restaurants executive team for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 1.  Following the ceremony, guests  had the opportunity to exclusively experience the new restaurant and  enjoy cocktails and a variety of Lucky Fish's signature dishes while  overlooking the ocean and listening to live music. Fortifying LM Restaurant’s dedication to giving back to the community, proceeds from Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach’s opening day supported the City of Dania Beach and proceeds from the opening week benefitted Feeding South Florida, the leading hunger-relief organization serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties. LM Restaurants donated $5,753 to the City of Dania Beach and $19,126 to Feeding South Florida. During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the Moshakos family presented both organizations with checks.  Proceeds support the revitalization of the City of Dania Beach’s shoreline by enhancing the beachfront, supporting local businesses and creating a vibrant gathering place for residents and visitors alike. The funds raised will support Feeding South Florida’s mission to end hunger in South Florida by providing immediate access to nutritious food, leading hunger and poverty advocacy efforts and transforming lives through innovative programming and education.    “The City of Dania Beach is proud to partner with LM Restaurants to bring Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill to our beautiful shoreline,” said Dania Beach Mayor Joyce L. Davis. “This revitalization represents our commitment to enhancing our beachfront, supporting local businesses, and creating a vibrant gathering place for residents and visitors alike. We are excited to welcome Lucky Fish to Dania Beach and look forward to the energy, jobs, and sense of community it will bring to our city.” “We are incredibly grateful that LM Restaurants chose to contribute to Feeding South Florida as part of the opening celebration for Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach,” said Paco Vélez, president and CEO of Feeding South Florida. “This donation will help us combat food insecurity in South Florida and break the cycle of hunger. When local businesses help put food on the tables of our families, it makes South Florida a better place.”    “We’re thrilled to expand our South Florida footprint in the sand with the opening of  Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach so locals and visitors alike can gather, relax and make memories,”  said Amber Moshakos, president of LM Restaurants. “ The Dania Beach community has already shown up for us in an incredible way, and  we are committed to supporting our community in return. It’s our honor to make a meaningful difference for the City of Dania Beach and South Florida families facing food insecurity.”   Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach features a Florida Keys-style outdoor tiki bar, a cafe deck and a covered live music bandstand, plus lawn space for events. The charming, laid-back Old Florida ambiance of Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach offers live music every day and welcomes guests to bring their dogs or dress in their bathing suits after a day at the beach.   Helmed by Chef Ovidio “Nery” Leal, Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach features a delicious menu including casual seafood, sandwiches, smash burgers and salads. Highlights (“Lucky Picks”) from the breakfast menu include the Breakfast Burrito, Lucky’s Hangover Hash and Lucky’s Breakfast Scramble. The grab-and-go breakfast menu includes bagels, Danishes, muffins, croissants, coffee and orange juice. “Lucky Picks” on the lunch and dinner menu include Tuna Poke Nachos, Killer Conch Fritters, Island Chopped Salad, Tropical Shrimp Wrap, Florida Fish Sandwich, Hooked-Up Tacos, Mariner’s Platter, Lucky Fish Bowl, Triple Treat Burger, Key Lime Pie and Fried Oreos and Vanilla Sauce. The Happy Hour Menu, offered Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m., features $7 cocktails, $5 draft beer and $6 wine by the glass.   Guests can enjoy live music Monday through Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. and on weekends, from 3 to 6 p.m., with no cover charge.  For more information about Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill, please visit  www.luckyfishbeachbar.com/ .  About Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach and Lucky Fish Pompano : Lucky Fish offers a laid-back, beachside paradise where guests enjoy simple eats and drinks while basking in the warmth of the sun and the sounds of the waves. Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach and Lucky Fish Pompano are the ultimate beachfront restaurants, where guests can sink their toes in the sand, sip on tiki bar cocktails and enjoy fresh, coastal-inspired eats — all with a stunning ocean view. They serve up breakfast, lunch and dinner, featuring classic beachside dishes and family-friendly favorites, tropical drinks, cold beer and wine. Live music happens Monday through Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. and weekends, from 3 to 6 p.m., with no cover charge. Hours are Sunday through Monday from 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. Breakfast is served seven days a week, from 8 to 10:30 a.m.; from 10:30 a.m. on, lunch and dinner are served, and a full bar is open. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. The Dania Beach location is 65 N. Beach Road, Dania Beach, FL 33004; the Pompano Beach location is 222 N. Pompano Beach Blvd., Pompano Beach, FL 33062. For more information, visit  luckyfishbeachbar.com/dania-beach  and  luckyfishbeachbar.com/pompano-beach . About LM Restaurants: LM Restaurants  is a Deerfield Beach, FL and Raleigh, NC-based hospitality management group privately held, and family owned and operated by husband-and-wife team   Lou and Joy Moshakos with daughter Amber as President. LM Restaurants has 34 award-winning restaurants throughout the Southeast. Its South Florida restaurants include Lucky Fish Dania Beach, Lucky Fish Pompano, The Cove Waterfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Deerfield and Oceanic at Pompano Beach. Lucky Lou’s, a raw bar concept, will join the South Florida family in mid-2025. For more information, visit  www.LMRest.com/  or call 919-851-0858. By Ml Staff. Photos courtesy of Lucky Fish

Charlotte Le Bon and Sam Nivola wore Gucci to HBO's "The White Lotus" Season 3 Finale event at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, California on April 06, 2025 in Westlake Village, California.  Charlotte Le Bon wore a Gucci Pre Fall 2025 dark blue grey wool gabardine double breasted suit, tonal shirt, silk tie and black patent leather loafers with Horsebit detail. Sam Nivola wore a Gucci Pre Fall 2025 red printed silk twill bowling shirt, wool gabardine pants, a GG Marmont red leather belt and Gucci Horsebit loafers in black leather. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Getty Images

opa projects , a dynamic new art gallery, is set to  redefine the contemporary art scene in Miami. With a strong emphasis on forward thinking art and design, opa projects is more than just a gallery—it is an immersive  experience designed to cultivate a community of collectors, art lovers, and cultural  influencers.   Located in the heart of Miami’s Little River District , opa projects curates a  compelling selection of contemporary artworks, offering exclusive access to  emerging and established artists. Recognized as one of Miami’s most exciting  cultural hubs, Little River has rapidly evolved into a destination for independent  galleries, Michelin-recognized restaurants, and creative enterprises. Its industrial  charm and artistic energy provide the perfect setting for opa projects to foster  relationships between art, design, and its audience.  Beyond its exhibitions, opa projects offers tailored experiences for luxury clientele,  private collectors, and art enthusiasts. These include:  • Private Tours with the Curator – An in-depth look into the gallery’s exhibitions,  providing unique insights into the artists and their works.  • Exclusive Private Events – From cocktail receptions to intimate brunches, opa  projects offers an elegant setting for social and cultural gatherings.  • Collaborations with Interior Designers – Partnering with designers to integrate  exceptional contemporary pieces into high-end projects.  • VIP Access to Art Fairs & Special Events – Offering clients privileged access to  the most sought-after events in the art world. opa projects recently launched its inaugural exhibition, ‘ Transfigurations of Reality: Contemporary Dialogues ,’ an exploration of how figurative art, far from  being a mere representation of the visible world, becomes a vehicle for transforming  reality.  Bringing together eight artists - Aglaé Bassens, Alexander Calder, Emily Ferguson,  Camilla Marie Dahl, Fabien Conti, Pauline Guerrier, A.R. Penck, and Ryan Schneider  - with distinct approaches, this exhibition questions our perception of the everyday  and the ability of art to transcend the obvious. Follow opa projects on Instagram @opa.projects By ML Staff. Images courtesy of opa projects

Opera Gallery in Miami is pleased to present ‘Social Landscape,’ a solo exhibition of 14 new paintings by Spanish artist Xevi Solà from May  9-26. Known for his colorful portraiture that combines elements of psychological  portraiture with a bold, illustrative sensibility, Solà’s vivid acrylic paintings are  characterized by visually dense scenes reminiscent of dream sequences.   Outdoors, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 51.2 x 63.8 In | 130 x 162 Cm In an homage to a term coined by pioneering American photographer and artist Lee  Friedlander, the exhibition’s title explores the complexity of interactions between  people, objects and the environments they inhabit. Typified by candid moments and  references to cinema and Americana, Solà’s acrylic paintings are saturated with cool  pastel blues, electric reds, neon greens, buttery yellows and more.  Silvia, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 36.2 x 28.7 In | 92 x 73 Cm With visual influences ranging from the comic book illustrations of Richard  Corden to the atmospheric cinema of auteurs such as Jim Jarmusch and David  Lynch, Solà’s paintings reflect his fascination with the subconscious mind.  Furthermore, his experience working in a psychiatric hospital influenced the  form and content of his work, leading to a fascination with the transience of  emotion. Solà’s paintings evoke psychological complexity in various forms  including the dynamics of power, perceived social roles, and suppressed emotions  through the combination of seemingly ordinary scenes that are infused with a  sense of underlying tension.  Backstage 1, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 63.8 x 51.2 in | 162 x 130 cm Solà belongs to a rich tradition of painters who bend the rules of traditional  figuration in order to capture a more elusive likeness. Like 20th and 21st century  artists including Lucian Freud, Alice Neel, Alex Katz, Chantal Joffe and Elizabeth  Peyton, he is more interested in painting the essence of a subject than their exact  physical likeness. To this end, he works quickly in order to avoid second-guessing  the marks that he commits to the canvas.  Backstage 2, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 63.8 x 51.2 in | 162 x 130 cm Sensitive to subtle gestures and facial expressions, Solà’s version of  psychological portraits evoke backstage scenes of fashion shows, applying an  outsiders lens to the insider experience. In paintings like Backstage and Behind  the Curtain , statuesque models strike poised, angular poses while bearing  smoldering expressions.   Behind the Curtain, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 51.2 x 63.8 in | 130 x 162 cm In Garden , two figures reminiscent of fashion models strike a pose in what  appears to be a skewed version of Dorothy’s journey along the yellow brick  road from the iconic film The Wizard of Oz (1939), an example of how Solà  incorporates cultural references from a variety of sources into his compositions.   Garden, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 63.8 x 51.2 In 162 x 130 Cm “It’s an honor to host this exhibition with Xevi Solà at Opera Gallery in Miami.  Our viewers will step into a world of bold expression and powerful storytelling  through striking figurative works that captivate and inspire. Expect to be moved,  energized, and deeply engaged as you explore art that speaks with confidence  and vitality.” said Dan Benchetrit, Opera Gallery Miami’s Director.  About Xevi Solà Xevi Solà (b. 1969-) is a Spanish painter who lives and works in Girona, Spain. He was born in Santa Coloma de Farners in Catalonia and he graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona in 2007. He has exhibited widely in galleries and museums across Europe, the United States, and Asia, including solo exhibitions at Voltz Clarke Gallery in New York, Alzueta Gallery in Barcelona, the Cuperior Collection and YIRI ARTS in Taipei. In 2024, he had his first solo exhibition  with Opera Gallery at their Geneva,  Switzerland location.  About Opera Gallery Founded in Singapore in 1994, Opera Gallery has forged, over its 30 years, a  network of galleries worldwide including London, Paris, Madrid, Geneva, New  York, and Miami, establishing itself as one of the leading global players within  the international art market.  Headed by Gilles Dyan, Chairman and Founder, and Isabelle de La Bruyère,  CEO, Opera Gallery specializes in Post-War, Modern and Contemporary Art.  In addition, the gallery represents contemporary artists such as Andy Denzler,  Pieter Obels and Gustavo Nazareno, alongside internationally recognized  names such as Ron Arad, Manolo Valdés, Anthony James and Anselm Reyle.   In 2024, Opera Gallery celebrated its 30th anniversary, and its mission remains  focused on showcasing the dynamic, innovative, and diverse expressions of  modern and contemporary art. Through its ambitious annual exhibitions, the  gallery continues to unite institutions that shape the cultural landscape, while also  supporting private collections and collaborating with leading public institutions.  Opera Gallery Miami, located in the Design District, is led by Dan Benchetrit.  Opera Gallery Miami  151 NE 41St Street, suite 131   Miami, FL 33137  miami@operagallery.com   T +1 305 868 3337  Mon - Sat : 11 am - 8 pm  Sun: 12 am - 6 pm  operagallery.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Enrique Palacio & Xevi Solà