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  • Major Leaguer's Donation To Improve Lives at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital

    Parkland native Jesús Luzardo Jr.  may now be playing baseball for Philadelphia, but the impact of his philanthropy is staying in Broward County.   Monica Luzardo , managing director of the Jesús Luzardo Family Foundation, recently presented a $10,000 check to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation  from the proceeds of the inaugural Jesús Luzardo Golf Classic. The dollars will benefit programs, services, and facilities for kids and families at the children’s hospital in Hollywood. “Jesús having the opportunity to host a tournament that raises money to bring to the hospital makes him feel really good,” said Luzardo, mother of the Phillies pitcher. “He’s a great baseball player, but he’s a better human being.”   The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County and Arc Broward also benefitted from Luzardo’s charitable event. All three organizations focus on kids, which supports the mission of the ballplayer’s foundation to empower and uplift children of all abilities in South Florida while supporting health, wellness, and underserved community programs.    Karey Greenstein , director of philanthropy at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation, says Luzardo’s impact goes well beyond the donation he’s made. “During some of our patient’s dark or scary times, having a famous ballplayer visit and spread the love is very important to them and helps ease their fears,” she said. “It’s a beautiful thing.” # # #   Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital  is one of nation’s leading pediatric hospitals, offering a comprehensive scope of healthcare services and programs in a caring, compassionate setting designed specifically for children. A level one trauma center that is part of the Hollywood-based Memorial Healthcare System , it combines advanced technology, the expertise of board-certified specialists, and a patient and family-centered approach to heal the body, mind, and spirit.    Connect online at jdch.com  and @jdchospital on Facebook , X , YouTube , and Instagram .     The hospital’s nonprofit foundation focuses on philanthropy to positively impact patients, families, and underwrite programs, facilities, and equipment that support the pediatric facility’s mission. To learn more or make a donation, visit https:// www.jdch.com/give-back . By ML Staff

  • Sip, Savor and Celebrate Easter and Mother’s Day Seaside at Oceanic

    Oceanic at Pompano Beach Pier is serving up a bite of paradise with fresh seafood and savory dishes this Easter and Mother’s Day. Guests can celebrate seaside and enjoy chef-driven holiday brunch specials and warm hospitality surrounded by stunning ocean views and swaying palm trees. The casual oceanfront atmosphere allows guests to enjoy elevated cuisine while dining in resort wear and beach-chic clothing. This Easter and Mother’s Day, guests have the option of indulging in a buffet on the expansive second-floor oceanfront patio with boundless views of the beach. Or to enjoy Oceanic’s signature weekend brunch menu and exclusive chef features on the covered downstairs patio with the iconic Pompano Beach Fishing Pier as the backdrop and tunes by the tides.   Make this Mother's Day special with brunch by the beach on Sunday, May 11. Give mom the gift of relaxation with an oceanfront seat and a delicious meal with the sounds of the waves and live music.    On Sunday, April 20, celebrate an egg-stra special Easter with friends and family. Between a buffet or a la carte, the whole family will be satisfied with coastal-inspired cuisine.   On both occasions, the brunch buffet menu is $69 for adults and $20 for children 10 and under and includes a prime rib carving station, an omelet station, scrambled eggs, French toast, kid's mac 'n cheese and chicken fingers, seasonal vegetables and crudité display, spring vegetable pasta, seafood display (ceviche tuna tostada and smoked salmon platter), seasonal fruit display, meat and artisan cheese display, Greek yogurt parfait station, Caesar salad, oceanic mixed greens, applewood-smoked bacon and sausage, home fries and rolls and assorted pastries. Oceanic’s signature brunch menu, offered every weekend, includes brunch classics such as grand Marnier French toast, sweet-tea brined chicken and waffles with drunkin' bourbon peaches and crab cake benedict with potato hash. Lunch favorites include sun-kissed shrimp, fresh watermelon and grilled shrimp salad, the New England lobster roll and the fresh catch of the day.   Guests can build their own mimosas and bellinis and sip bubbles by the beach. The Mimosa Bucket includes Mionetto prosecco, orange juice, pomegranate juice and strawberry purée for $29 and the Bucket of Bubbles includes six bottles of Mionetto Rosé and Brut for $68.   Oceanic serves brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Brunch Unplugged featuring live acoustic music takes place on Sundays from 12 to 3 p.m.    Easter Brunch: Sunday, April 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mother’s Day Brunch: Sunday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.   Oceanic at Pompano Beach 250 N. Pompano Beach Blvd. Pompano Beach, FL 33062   For more information, please visit https://www.oceanicpompano.com/events .   To make a reservation, please call 954-366-3768 or visit https://resy.com/cities/pompano-beach-fl/venues/oceanic-pompano . About Oceanic at Pompano Pier With the iconic Pompano Beach Pier as the backdrop, Oceanic boasts boundless views of the Atlantic Ocean. The chef-driven menu features coastal-inspired cuisine with fresh seafood and creative dishes crafted with high-quality ingredients. Oceanic is dedicated to delivering a high-quality dining experience and warm hospitality, making it the perfect spot for celebrating special occasions or grabbing a quick bite after a day at the beach. With spectacular views from every angle of the restaurant, the space is artistically designed with flexibility in layout, with the ability to host private events from intimate gatherings to extravagant celebrations. Serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, Oceanic’s hours of operation are Monday through Friday, from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Brunch is offered Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and happy hour is offered weekdays from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., exclusively at the bar. Oceanic’s Brunch Unplugged live music series takes place on Sundays from 12 to 3 p.m. Oceanic is in Pompano Beach Village at 250 N. Pompano Beach Blvd., Pompano Beach, FL 33062. For more information or to make reservations, please visit  oceanicpompano.com  or call 954-366-3768. Follow along on  Facebook  and  Instagram  at @OceanicPompano.   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 https://www.LMRest.com/ or call 919-851-0858. By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Oceanic.

  • Coup’s Takeaways: HEAT, Herro Stay Hot With Professional Win Over 76ers

    We have reached the point of the season where a good chunk of the teams left on the schedule are just playing out the string, having either been eliminated or sitting on the verge of elimination from the playoffs. That’s not to say that the players on the floor aren’t going to compete, however. You still have to do your job and earn the win, because if you begin to think anything is going to be handed to you in this league that’s the moment where you can end up harming your own chances. Philadelphia jumped out to a quick lead, playing fast and free as many teams do when their best players are out and the deeper roster guys are getting an opportunity to prove themselves. A series of threes had the Sixers up 8-2, but Miami continued their scorching shooting of the previous two games to take back the lead as fast as you can snap your fingers. Quentin Grimes, leading the way offensively for the 76ers during this late-season stretch after coming over from Dallas in a trade for Caleb Martin, did everything he could to keep up, including a four-point play, but Miami’s shooting was too much while Tyler Herro and Kel’el Ware cleaned up everything in between. A double digit lead in the second quarter started to look comfortable, but the Sixers twice cut in to try and catch up, first with a 5-0 burst and soon after a 6-0 run. Every time the Sixers threatened, including a brief moment when they closed within two, Miami immediately and swiftly answered back, closing the half on an 8-1 run to take a 62-53 lead into the break. Not the most impressive half of the HEAT’s season, to be sure, but enough to earn a little comfort. Same story in the third, Philadelphia coming from all angles to keep it close, Miami hitting one three after another – Herro and Alec Burks had six threes between them early in the third – to pull away. And then it was a three-point game again, right before Haywood Highsmith answered with a corner three and an oop in transition. Within literal minutes of the Sixers crawling back within one possession, the lead was back to 12. By the end of the third Burks had capped off a 24-8 run with his sixth three, Miami sitting 16-of-32 from the arc, as Miami led by 21. No drama in the fourth as Miami takes it, 118-95, with a job well done and a win well earned. There’s no other way to say it. The HEAT just put up what is probably the single best week of three-point shooting in franchise history. And that might be underselling it. Put it this way. The NBA three point line has been around since the 1979-1980 season. And in nearly half a century, only two teams have shot 51.5 percent from three on at least 130 attempts across four games. The first of those teams was the 73-win Golden State Warriors back in 2015-16. The second, you guessed it, is this HEAT team. And that’s not even including their 41.7 percent shooting against the Houston Rockets in the final game of their losing streak last week. Is this a sign of an offensive breakthrough? Not in the way most would want it to be. You always have to be wary of any numbers that come in the final weeks of the season, given the wide variety of lineups teams are playing, but as we noted last game the offensive process has been pretty solid over the past month, fourth quarters aside. And fourth quarters haven’t been much of a factor with the team shooting like this. When you’re hot, you’re hot. You enjoy the historic results while they’re there without losing sight of the process, the ball and body movement, that got you there in the first place. Another extremely efficient evening for Herro (30 points on 17 shots), himself in the middle of maybe the most efficient week of his career. At one point in the fourth quarter Herro had the three that gave him 30 at the shot clock buzzer wiped off the board after the fact, only for Herro to immediately drop in a deep, deep three to get himself back to 30. That just about sums up how his last week has gone. Herro scored only eight points in that loss to Houston last week, but since then he’s averaged 28 points on 15-of-34 three point shooting, taking just 63 shots in all. He’s never hit those numbers across such a short period of time before. Heck, most players have never hit those numbers across such a short period of time. The three ball is a great equalizer, but all the same Dwyane Wade only matched those efficiency numbers across four games once in his career. A nice return to the rotation from Pelle Larsson as well, 14 points to go with six rebounds, four assists, four steals and two blocks. And then there’s Larsson’s for-the-moment partner in the starting lineup, Burks, who added 20 points on 7-of-13 shooting. Larsson is a rookie and Burks is a longtime veteran, but both have been in and out of the rotation all season while producing every time they play. A steady 13 points and 14 rebounds came from Kel’el Ware, too, taking advantage of every inch of advantage he had over Philadelphia’s lineup. While Orlando won their game, Miami got a little help in the standings as Chicago lost to the Dallas Mavericks, which moves Miami and Chicago into a tie in the loss column for the No. 9 seed. Chicago still owns the head-to-head tiebreaker, but both teams will get a chance to meet up in the final days of the season. For Miami HEAT tickets click here . By ML Staff. Courtesy of NBA.

  • Earth Day 2025: Presented by FPL SolarNow

    Learn about the many earth-friendly ways we can produce energy at Frost Science’s annual Earth Day celebration. This year’s global Earth Day event theme is “Our Power, Our Planet.” Spend the day engaging in meaningful conversations and exploring the endless possibilities of renewable energy through hands-on games and activities. Earth Day 2025 is generously presented by FPL SolarNow and supported by Florida Prepaid . Programming is free with paid museum admission. Location: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 Time and Date: April 19, 2025 at 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

  • Tachyon: The Reset Field Your Body, Mind & Life Have Been Waiting For

    Step into the field. A hyper-manifestation space designed for peace, recalibration, and quantum-level restoration. This is where real results begin. Let’s elevate. You’re not broken. You’re not behind. But something’s been nudging you—a quiet inner knowing that says, “There’s got to be a better way to feel aligned, energized, and clear.” You’ve been managing the demands of modern life—tech changes, constant notifications, emotional responsibilities, decisions that seem to pile up before your feet hit the floor in the morning. You’re doing your best. And yet... there’s a subtle heaviness. Not dramatic, not overwhelming—but persistent. Like your system is running in low power mode and you're not sure why. You’ve tried things. Breathwork, yoga, coffee (again). And still, part of you wonders, “What if real clarity and flow could happen without me having to figure it all out?” Enter the Tachyon field. This isn’t a ritual or a mindset trick. It’s a physical field—infused with Source love—designed to support your highest alignment. It’s not just energy, it’s a hyper-manifestation field that interacts directly with the blueprint of your body, mind, and being. Because it’s infused with Source love, it only creates in harmony. No unintended chaos, no spiritual side effects, no bypassing—just pure recalibration. The field won't support what’s not meant for your highest path. And that’s part of its power. Tachyon doesn’t add energy to you—it restructures your field so that what no longer serves you can dissolve, and what wants to move through you—clarity, vitality, purpose—can flow with ease. This is the art of returning to resonance. Not through pressure. Not through force. But through coherence. Tachyon: Where Frequency Meets Freedom Tachyon is the intelligent source-field—what shapes energy before it takes form. The divine intelligence that organizes chaos into harmony. It doesn’t hype you up—it harmonizes you. It doesn’t stimulate you—it stabilizes you. It doesn’t override your system—it listens to it, deeply. Tachyon works faster than the speed of light, but somehow feels like the deepest exhale your body’s been holding since 2020. Think: ☁️ Stillness without sedation. 🌬️ Lightness without effort. ✨ Power without push. What Happens When You Step Into the Field? You lean back into a high-frequency field. No tech. No effort. Just presence. 🌊 EMFs stop hijacking your calm. 🌀 Your cells get a frequency-level upgrade. 💫 You start manifesting not through control, but coherence. 🔥 Your intuition clicks back online. 🧬 Your body begins to remember health, vitality, and flow as its default state. This is not wishful thinking. It’s quantum physiology. Soft, sacred, and subcellular. The pink spectrum invites nervous system surrender while sacred geometry amplifies coherence. A field designed to harmonize your entire being. Before & After? Don’t Just Feel It—See It 30 minutes. That’s all it takes for the field to begin realigning the system—chakras snap into harmony, energy levels rise, and the aura expands. You don’t walk out “better.” You walk out you, uncluttered. You’re Not “Too Sensitive”—You’re Wired to Feel This Shift If you’ve been feeling: [x] Drained after social interaction [x] Cloudy-headed despite rest [x] Out of sync with your intuition [x] Stuck in patterns your body seems unwilling to break [x] Oversensitized to EMFs, technology, even certain spaces... You're not alone. You're just finely tuned. And the Tachyon field was built for you. Spoiler alert: You’re not meant to grind. You’re meant to glide. Geometry meets frequency. Metatron’s Cube above, precision-placed spheres around, and an unseen field of infinite intelligence in between. This isn’t just design—it’s divine architecture. Real Humans. Real Results. Real Peace. “I used to be a walking stress case. One session in the field and my entire nervous system softened. I didn’t even know I was holding that much.” “After one session, I made a decision I’d been avoiding for months. It just clicked. No panic—just peace.” “I stopped trying to manifest. I started receiving. The clarity is wild.” “My thyroid and hormones finally calmed down. My body began responding like it remembered what wellness actually feels like.” Ready to Experience It? Come. Sit. Soak. The Tachyon Room in Coral Gables is not a destination. It’s a frequency field—open, loving, and available for you to remember yourself through. ✨ Book a 60- or 90-minute session and let the field do the heavy lifting. ✨ Sink into a cocoon of high-frequency stillness. ✨ Leave as the most aligned version of yourself. We don’t need another “fix.” We need resonance. Ready to Begin? The Field Is Already Here. I connect to Source. Sit still. Let the connection anchor. I welcome only the highest truth, light, and integrity. Visualize a 33-foot translucent aqua sphere—pure Source love and infinite possibilities. I connect with the Tachyon field. Visualize stepping in. Feel its presence within. ‘Tachyon field, clear all blocks and beliefs preventing me from receiving ___________.’ (Choose: love, clarity, prosperity, healing…) Thank you, Tachyon. Thank you, Source. *Note: You will manifest your intention as fast as you truly believe it—with all of your being—regardless of whether you can “sense” the field.* April is the Portal. Coral Gables is the Gateway. In a world of noise, this is silence. In a city of speed, this is stillness. In the age of artificial, this is organic alignment. If you're ready to come home to yourself, the door is already open. Peace isn’t passive—it’s magnetic. And you are the magnet. April 2025 isn’t just a month—it’s a momentum. A turning point for those ready to stop searching and start syncing with the frequency of peace, purpose, and aligned creation. Elsa Thomas - Coral Gables, FL - www.gablesoptimalhealth.com/tachyon - elsa@soulspacemiami.com - Instagram: @soulspacemiami - Learn more on YouTube: "Mysteries of Tachyon Energy" By ML Staff. Images courtesy of The Tachyon Room & Elsa Thomas

  • Gucci Elegance: Ryan Gosling Wears Bold Black Ensemble at CinemaCon 2025

    Ryan Gosling wore a Gucci Spring Summer 2025 black jacket, black trousers and black 1953 Horsebit Loafers at the “Project Hail Mary” and Amazon MGM Studios presentation as part of CinemaCon 2025 held at The Colosseum on April 2, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Getty Images

  • Cremieux Spring/Summer ’25 Launch Party

    Join us in celebrating the arrival of our Spring/Summer collection at an intimate cocktail event. Enjoy handcrafted cocktails and curated bites as we unveil a collection that blends effortless elegance with luxurious comfort—think relaxed linen button-downs, refined sport coats, and more. A night of style, good company, and exceptional craftsmanship awaits! RSVP: balharbour@cremieux.fr . Date and Time: Thursday, Apr. 24, 2025 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location: Cremieux ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Bal Harbour Shops

  • CHANEL Beauty's Colormatch Spring-Summer 2025 Collection: Bold Shades and Endless Customization

    CHANEL’s Spring-Summer 2025 makeup collection, Colormatch , has arrived in Miami, bringing a fresh approach to beauty with vibrant, customizable shades. Inspired by Gabrielle Chanel’s iconic color schemes, this new line offers endless possibilities for creating unique looks. Developed by COMETES COLLECTIVE  member Ammy Drammeh , the collection allows you to mix and match bold hues, creating either sophisticated monochrome styles or daring contrasting combinations. Drammeh’s approach celebrates CHANEL’s free-spirited design philosophy, offering a range of products to experiment with. the Collection Jeux de Lumières Palette : A multi-use eyeshadow and highlighter palette, perfect for creating radiant or defined looks. Ombre Essentielle Eyeshadow : Longwearing eyeshadow in shades like Latte Frappé , designed for smooth application and lasting color. Stylo Yeux Waterproof Eyeliner : A smudge-proof, long-lasting eyeliner available in shades like Brun Pourpré  for a dramatic eye. Rouge Coco Baume Shine Lip Balm : A hydrating, buildable lip balm with vibrant colors like Honey Bliss  and Tender Peach . Le Vernis Nail Colour : Longwear nail lacquer in the sophisticated shade Poète  to complete any look. Joues Contraste Intense Blush : A cream-to-powder blush in Rose Ardent  that adds a natural, dewy flush to the cheeks. Noir Allure & Le Volume de CHANEL Mascara : Intense mascaras that deliver bold lashes with volume. The Colormatch  collection invites you to experiment with color, offering the freedom to create bold looks or subtle tones. Whether you prefer classic, tone-on-tone styles or a mix of contrasting shades, the possibilities are endless. Ammy Drammeh’s collection is a tribute to Gabrielle Chanel’s legacy while embracing modern creativity. Each product in the collection is designed to give you the freedom to explore new makeup techniques and express your individuality. CHANEL's store at Miami Design District Boutique The CHANEL Spring-Summer 2025 collection is available now. You can purchase the collection online at CHANEL.com  or visit one of the following Miami locations to explore the collection in person:​ CHANEL Miami Design District Boutique Address : 155 NE 41st Street, Miami, FL 33137​ Phone : +1 786-437-3655 Hours : Monday to Saturday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Sunday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Website : CHANEL CHANEL Bal Harbour Boutique Address : 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour, FL 33154 Phone : 305-868-0550 Hours : Monday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Website : Bal Harbour Shops CHANEL Aventura Mall Boutique Address : 19575 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180​ Phone : 1-800-550-0005​ Website : Aventura Mall By ML Staff. Photos/CHANEL

  • Extravagant Shape-Shifting For Dior Men’s Winter 2025-2026 Collection

    For the men’s Winter 2025-2026 collection, Dior men’s artistic director Kim Jones drew inspiration from Ligne H, created by Christian Dior for his Fall-Winter 1954-1955 couture collection The models walked down a majestic staircase to present the silhouettes in an striking cinematographic chiaroscuro atmosphere.  Kim Jones noted the sense of fashion history, particularly menswear, that informs the collection, “a shift from something quite ornate and extravagant in the eighteenth century to something more linear and utilitarian in the nineteenth, with the beginnings of modern menswear.” From the Dior archives to the present, pieces evoke a slippage of time periods as garments morph from feminine to masculine and back, including a coat that changes into a skirt. A play of volumes is omnipresent, accompanied by captivating draping. Modern-day extravagant dressers sport flowing coats with belted waists, their eyes concealed by delicate masks. At the same time lavish and pared back, the silhouettes concentrate the noblest fabrics, with a predominance of silks and satins.  Leather goods provide a counterpoint to this structured elegance. A Dior Roller in shearling contrasts with Dior Normandie totes in exceptional leathers. Classic dress shoes and Dior Palmarès leather boots are elevated by a knotted satin toe cap, a couture motif found throughout the collection. Sneakers fuse exuberance and artisanal excellence, with hand embroidery that revisits the pattern of a 1961 shoe.  Pinstripes and herringbone patterns bring a touch of brilliance, while glass beading as delicate as raindrops highlights shoulder lines. Closing the show, a soft pink satin couture robe is adorned with floral embroidery that references the Pondichéry look of Monsieur Dior’s Spring-Summer 1948 haute-couture collection. The motifs are borrowed for jewelry, notably a sterling silver chatelaine worn on the best. The 18th-century inspired ornamental chain features a full array of couturier’s tools, including a thimble and scissors.   ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of LVMH

  • Fast Facts: Willie Gay Jr.

    The Dolphins beefed up the linebacker room by adding Willie Gay Jr. to the mix. The former second-round pick out of Mississippi State comes equipped with premier athleticism, championship pedigree and a love of the game that can be infectious among his teammates. Other-worldly athlete When did Willie Gay Jr. know he was different from an athletic perspective? "It was the third grade," he said on Drive Time with Travis Wingfield. "I knew either I was really fast, or everybody else was really slow." Turns out, it was the former. Gay posted one of the best comprehensive NFL Scouting Combine performances ever. Among linebackers, his 11-4 broad jump was in the 99.9 percentile all-time. He was in the 99th percentile with a 39.5-inch vertical jump. He did that with a 4.46 40-yard dash time (ranking in the 99th percentile) and weighing 245 pounds – good for the 80th percentile. This was five years ago, but Gay's tape is full of explosive plays, big hits, timely blitzes and a tone-setting brand of football that is evident by his production. Splash playmaker Counting stats for a defender can sometimes be an incomplete measure of a player. Throughout a 60-play game, the opportunity for a game-changing rep might come only once or twice, but Gay has a penchant for making the most of big moments. Five years into his career, Gay has four interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), 22 passes defensed, seven sacks, 10 quarterback hits, 19 tackles for loss, three forced fumbles and six recoveries. Championship DNA Drafted by the Chiefs in 2020, Gay has experience playing in many important football games. He's been to three Super Bowls, winning two of them. He's played in nine playoff games, registering a sack, a forced fumble, 29 total tackles, four for a loss and two quarterback hits. For more information on Gay and the entire Dolphins 2025 free agency class, download the Drive Time Podcast with Travis Wingfield, available wherever you get your podcasts. By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Miami Dolphins

  • Niya Debuts in Miami, Redefines Beauty and Wellness

    NIYA , a new luxury spa concept blending medical precision with the warmth and ambiance of a sanctuary, is now open in Bay Harbor Islands. Founded by Yael Emano alongside Chief Marketing Officer Nikki Guardiario, the spa takes its name from the Sanskrit word “Niya,” meaning bright, radiant, praiseworthy and priceless. NIYA embodies the founders’ vision of a retreat where beauty and wellness services are personalized for every guest. Located steps from the iconic Bal Harbour, NIYA offers an elevated experience with four elegant treatment rooms dedicated to facials, laser treatments, botox and more. Guests are welcomed into a warm and inviting reception area adorned with dark wood panel walls and natural tones, fostering an atmosphere of relaxation and comfort. Every design element has been meticulously crafted to ensure clients feel at ease and pampered from the moment they enter, delivering a sanctuary of understated luxury where guests are invited to pause, breathe and rediscover balance. Founder Yael Emano, a master medical esthetician with over two decades of experience, has dedicated her career to mastering the art of skincare and advanced laser treatments. Her extensive background includes working heavily in the medical field alongside reputable plastic surgeons and dermatologists, further solidifying her expertise in the aesthetic industry. Her deep knowledge, innovative techniques, and passion for enhancing natural beauty have earned her a reputation as a respected leader in the field. At NIYA, Yael combines her expertise to offer transformative beauty solutions that attract clients from around the globe, including New York City, Paris and London. In Miami’s competitive beauty market, NIYA stands out for seamlessly blending medical precision with a spa-like ambiance, providing an unparalleled experience for every guest. “Our mission at NIYA is to create a space where clients feel at home, pampered and rejuvenated,” said Founder Yael Emano. “With a career dedicated to enhancing natural beauty through precision and innovation, I’ve thoughtfully designed every treatment at NIYA to meet the unique needs of each individual. I’m thrilled to bring this concept to Bay Harbor Islands, blending luxury and wellness to offer truly transformative experiences for the local community.” The decision to open NIYA in Bay Harbor Islands was inspired by the area’s central location and its vibrant, sophisticated community. “This neighborhood’s beauty and energy perfectly align with our brand’s values and the luxurious experience we aim to provide,” said Chief Marketing Officer Nikki Guardiario. “Every element of NIYA’s design has been thoughtfully curated to create a space that embodies both elegance and warmth. From the soothing tones to the meticulously designed treatment rooms, our vision was to craft an inviting sanctuary where clients can feel instantly at ease and surrounded by luxury.” The spa is located at 1090 Kane Concourse Suite 206 Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 and is open Monday through Friday 9-5PM. For more information, visit www.NIYAMiami.com or call 305-605-NIYA (6492). WEBSITE / SOCIAL MEDIA Website: www.NIYAMiami.com Facebook: /NIYAMedSpa Instagram: @NIYAMiami TikTok: @NIYAMiami ABOUT NIYA NIYA, located in Bay Harbor Islands, redefines the luxury spa experience by seamlessly blending beauty and wellness with a commitment to medical precision. Founded by Yael Emano, the spa offers personalized treatments in an elegant and welcoming setting. With a focus on client comfort and bespoke care, NIYA is setting a new standard for tailored beauty and wellness experiences in Miami. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Niya

  • Jazz Influence | Frost Wind Ensemble

    In their final concert of the year, FWE presents a dazzling program influenced by American jazz music. Guest artist Lindsay Kesselman performs Maria Schneider’s  Winter Morning Walks , arranged for soprano and wind ensemble by Andrew Keiser. The Frost Wind Ensemble is joined by Margaret Donaghue on Bernstein's Prelude, Fugue & Riffs ,   and Shelly Berg performing his reimagined arrangement of  Blackbird.  The season concludes with selections from Kevin Day's powerful Concerto for Wind Ensemble, led by guest conductor Gary Hill. Craig S. McKenzie, associate conductor Gary Hill, guest conductor Andrew Keiser, graduate conductor Roy McLerran, graduate conductor Lindsay Kesselman, soprano Shelly Berg, piano Margaret Donaghue, clarinet Maria Schneider, composer  PROGRAM Wynton Marsalis:  Herald, Holler, & Hallelujah!  (2022)   Maria Schneider:  Winter Morning Walks  (2011/2025) [arr. Keiser] Lindsay Kesselman, soprano  —Intermission— Leonard Bernstein:  Prelude, Fugue & Riffs  (1950/1991) Margaret Donaghue, Clarinet John Lennon and Paul McCartney:  Blackbird  (1968) [arr. Berg] Shelton Berg, piano Kevin Day: Concerto for Wind Ensemble (2021) IV. Soul V. Jam DATE AND TIME: Sunday, April 13, 2025 4pm ADDRESS: UM Gusman Concert Hall COST: $30  $25  $15 Purchase tickets here. Set a reminder here. By ML Staff. Courtesy of Frost School of Music

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