FOX Sports and LIV Golf announced a multi-year media rights agreement that will deliver live coverage of LIV Golf League competition to viewers throughout the U.S. beginning this February with the start of LIV Golf’s third official League season. Throughout the season, all three days of LIV Golf tournament competition will air live across the FOX family of networks, with more than half of the League’s schedule airing on FOX or FS1. Select rounds will air on FS2, FOX Business Network and the FOX Sports App, with nearly all of the LIV Golf season’s 210 hours of competition carried live across FOX Sports platforms. All LIV Golf coverage will also be streamed on the FOX Sports App and to LIV Golf+ app subscribers. “We are thrilled to partner with FOX Sports, one of the preeminent broadcast networks in the world,” said LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil . “LIV Golf is getting bigger and bolder, and this relationship signals the next phase of growth as our League joins the company of the nation’s premier sports leagues and conferences. I want to thank the FOX Sports team who share our vision for the future of golf, a new model that is redefining how the sport is experienced. LIV Golf is drawing a younger, more active and tech-savvy fan base, and as our players and teams prepare for LIV Golf’s biggest season yet, this agreement will take our broadcast to new heights.” “FOX Sports is excited to broadcast the LIV Golf League, showcasing athletes at the top of their game competing at an elite level for viewers across the nation,” said Jordan Bazant , Executive Vice President, FOX Sports. “The addition of LIV Golf is a natural fit for FOX Sports’ prominent slate of big events, world-class names and premium sports coverage.” "Having FOX Sports on board is a huge win for LIV Golf,” said Brooks Koepka , captain of Smash GC. “They know how to bring sports to life, and I’m pumped to see how they showcase what makes our game so unique. It’s awesome to have a partner that shares our vision, and I think the fans are going to love what’s coming." “This partnership is a huge step forward for LIV Golf and our fans as it will help bring our tournaments to a broader audience,” said Jon Rahm , Legion XIII captain. “FOX Sports has a reputation for delivering world-class sports coverage and I’m confident they will elevate the experience for everyone watching. I believe FOX Sports shares our commitment to pushing boundaries and innovating, and I can’t wait to see how this collaboration connects more fans to our sport.” LIV Golf broadcasts will continue to be produced with its in-house team, maintaining its distinctive live leaderboard, enhanced drone coverage, statistics-driven graphics, and fast-paced coverage featuring nearly twice as many golf shots per hour than traditional golf coverage. The LIV on-air announce team will see its acclaimed on-air talent squad return, with Arlo White leading play-by-play alongside analysts David Feherty and Jerry Foltz in the booth, with Dom Boulet and Su-Ann Heng providing coverage on the course. LIV Golf's Club 54 pre- and post-round shows will once again be hosted by Christian Crosby with analysis from Rachel Drummond, Jerry Foltz, Su-Ann Heng, and Dom Boulet. The pre- and post-round programs will be featured live on FOX Sports’ platforms or otherwise on the LIV Golf+ app. LIV Golf’s groundbreaking Any Shot, Any Time technology will be available exclusively to LIV Golf+ subscribers, giving fans the ability to select exactly which golfers, teams or groups they want to watch at any given time, continuing to drive new engagement and innovation for the sport. Subscribers to LIV Golf+ will also have access to exclusive video on demand content and all rounds of LIV Golf competition 24 hours after completion. The LIV Golf League features an exciting blend of individual and team competition that has supercharged the sport, redefined how golf is experienced and captivated fans worldwide. Each tournament features 54 holes played over three rounds with shotgun starts, where all teams begin play simultaneously on different holes. The League’s 13 four-player teams feature a collective 14 major champions with a combined 28 major championships and are led by many of the biggest stars in the game, including: 2024 LIV Golf Individual Champion, Jon Rahm (Legion XIII), 2024 Team Champion Ripper GC captain Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau (Crushers GC), Brooks Koepka (Smash GC), Phil Mickelson (HyFlyers GC), Dustin Johnson (4Aces GC), Sergio Garcia (Fireballs GC), Joaquin Niemann (Torque GC), and many more. For more information, please visit LIVGolf.com . By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of FOX Sports and LIV Golf

Parker Posey, Sam Nivola and Charlotte Le Bon wore Gucci to ‘The White Lotus’ season 3 premiere on January 10, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. Parker Posey wore a Pre-Fall 2025 brown chiffon long dress with bow and brown patent leather platform pumps. *on background: Posey also carries a Gucci Bamboo 1947 white leather handbag in the series official teaser. Sam Nivola wore a Men's Spring/Summer 2025 biscuit brown suit, and a purple fine silk knit polo. Charlotte Le Bon wore a Men's Spring Summer 2025 dark brown suit, a technical mesh knit light blu polo and black leather Gucci Horsebit creeper loafers. By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Getty

The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum-FIU announces the opening of Diego Alejandro Waisman: Sunset Colonies , a solo exhibition presenting poignant photographs captured by the titular artist that investigate how urban development has impacted South Florida’s mobile home communities. Diego Alejandro Waisman, Grow, from For I Shall Already Have Forgotten You, 2021, Color photograph, 22 x 33 inches, Purchased with Funds from the Dorothea Green Emerging Artists Fund, FIU 2024.9.2 Waisman is a Buenos Aires-born, Miami-based visual artist who earned a Master of Fine Arts from FIU and was a former student member of the Frost Art Museum’s advisory council. Known for exploring social and economic issues, exile, family, identity, and origins in his work, Waisman has now turned his focus to the vulnerabilities of South Florida’s mobile home communities. In this exhibition, he examines the challenges these residents face amid rapid urban transformation and the persistent threat of economic displacement. The works presented in Sunset Colonies are photographs mostly from the Frost Art Museum’s collection and were captured over the span of seven years. These images pose pressing questions about the invisibility of mobile home communities, their histories, and their uncertain futures amidst the housing affordability crisis. At the same time, they highlight the resilience and strength of individuals whose sense of home balances delicately between memory and an encroaching reality. "This exhibition represents the heart of our mission—connecting art, education, and community. It highlights the significance of our collection and showcases how an artist, such as Diego Alejandro Waisman, one of our distinguished MFA alumni, can help us reflect on and understand the transformations shaping our city,” said Miriam Machado, interim director of the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU. “We are deeply grateful to the Green Family Foundation for their generosity in making this celebration of Diego’s achievements possible and for supporting how artists and art help us connect with our history, our community, and the world around us.” “Through his photography, Diego vividly captures Miami’s rapid redevelopment and transforming urban landscape, as well as the impact on this community," added Kimberly Green, President of Green Family Foundation and Co-Founder of Green Space Miami, a community art collective. "It’s encouraging to see this project grow and the documentation of these local communities--originally featured in the 'ChromaTone' show at Green Space Miami--now added to the Frost Art Museum FIU’s collection. This inclusion reflects the museum's mission to engage with local artists and communities through art.” Diego Alejandro Waisman: Sunset Colonies is on view through April 19, 2025. Funding for this exhibition is provided by the Green Family Foundation. For more information, please visit the Frost Art Museum’s website here . By ML Staff. Courtesy of Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

Just for Me is a program dedicated to welcoming individuals and families with diverse sensory and accessibility needs to discover and explore everything Frost Science has to offer. This event is a way for you and your family to enjoy the museum in a quiet, comfortable and accepting environment. During Just for Me hours there will be sound and lighting adjustments within the exhibitions to make them more sensory-friendly. There will also be a special tactile and interactive activation within one exhibit so guests can engage with scientific concepts at their own pace and on their own terms. We encourage families to make connections and share resources during events. Discover what a day at the museum looks like with our Social Narrative , made just for you. Special Activation: Brain Games Do you think that your brain can be stretched? Learn all about neuroplasticity in our brain Olympics and complete a series of activities that will help train your brain to be a bit stronger. Time and Date: February 22, 2025 at 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Location: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

This February Important Classic and Decorative Art features a select group of furniture, silver, sculpture, porcelain and other items with important provenance, impeccable craftsmanship or rarity. The sale begins with a large 66-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex tooth, the supreme symbol of ferocity, before jumping forward in time to the 1st – 2st century AD to an important bust of Odysseus previously in the collection of Frederick Augustus Hervey, 4th Earl of Bristol (1730–1803). A rare bust of Benjamin Franklin by John Michael Rysbrack and a figure emblematic of song chiseled by the celebrated actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844–1923) herself round out the sculptures on offer. Highlights among the decorative arts include a fabulous  Fabergé  hardstone model of a Bearberry plant owned by Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna, pair of ormolu-mounted Chinese porcelain carp ewers which epitomise the 18th-century French taste for luxury and refinement, and a pair of English mahogany serpentine commodes attributed to William Gomm and almost certainly commissioned for Stoneleigh Abbey. For the sumptuous table, there is a monumental silver punchbowl made by Gorham’s top of the line Martele division for the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair and a Chinese export ‘Tobacco leaf’ pattern dinner service from the Astor family. Explore  Classic Week: New York auction series . ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Christie's

National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD), is a powerful reminder of the impact sports can have on young girls and women. USTA Florida is proud to continue its commitment to empowering girls through tennis with a series of impactful events in 2025, designed to inspire, educate, and support girls in their athletic and professional journeys.  Upcoming All-Girls Tennis Camps  One of USTA Florida’s biggest successes with Women and Girls in Tennis has been the All-Girl Camps. These camps give girls a day to play, learn, and grow in the game surrounded by other women leaders in the sport.  So far, USTA Florida has three All-Girls Tennis Camps scheduled and more will be coming as the year carries on.  February 22 at the Racquet Club of Cocoa Beach   March 2 at Palm Beach Gardens Tennis and Pickleball Center   March 8 at Riverside Racquet Complex   These camps offer more than just tennis instruction. Participants engage in skill-building activities, interactive workshops, and motivational sessions that focus on self-confidence, teamwork, and mental resilience. The camps are led by experienced female coaches and mentors who serve as role models, showing young athletes what’s possible both on and off the court.  Girls Got Game Event with Miami-Dade Parks  Kicking off NGWSD celebrations, the Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department hosted their fourth annual Girls Got Game event on February 1. This free, interactive event welcomed girls aged 6-17 to explore a variety of sports, including soccer, volleyball, flag football, netball, softball, and tennis. USTA Florida proudly partnered with organizations like the Miami Dolphins, Miami Marlins, and others to make this event a success.  Participants received hands-on instruction from local athletes and coaches, learning the basics of each sport while building new friendships. The event also featured some inspiring women guest speakers, such as Olympic Athletes and Women in Leaderships roles in professional sports.  These role models shared personal stories of perseverance, success, and the lessons they’ve learned through sports, inspiring the next generation of female athletes.  The Power of Sports for Girls  National Girls and Women in Sports Day reminds everyone of the importance of accessible and inclusive sporting experiences for all. Together, we celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day, honoring the past, present, and future of girls in sports. For more information on Girls and Women in Tennis visit ustaflorida.com/women-in-tennis . By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of USTA Florida. Support the USTA Florida by becoming a member today.

Inter Miami CF II is set to make history as it competes in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup for the first time, with the team’s first match in the 2025 edition of the competition announced today. The Club’s MLS NEXT Pro affiliate will host Miami United FC in the First Round on Wednesday, March 19 at 7 p.m. ET at Chase Stadium. The 2025 edition of the U.S. Open Cup marks a significant milestone for Inter Miami CF II, as it joins the nation’s oldest soccer tournament, a competition that dates back to 1913 and provides lower-division teams the opportunity to battle their way to face Major League Soccer opposition in later rounds. The annual tournament is open to professional and amateur clubs from across the U.S., offering a rare and exciting platform where lower-division teams can challenge top-tier opponents. The 110th edition of the U.S. Open Cup introduces a new format, increasing the number of MLS first teams from 8 to 16 and integrating 10 MLS NEXT Pro teams. Tickets Fans interested in securing tickets to watch Inter Miami CF II in action in the 2025 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup can sign up HERE to receive additional information. The schedule, opponent and additional information on the 2025 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup can be found HERE . Stay tuned for more updates as Inter Miami CF II prepares for its historic U.S. Open Cup journey. Visit the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup official website usopencup.com for more information. Fans can also follow the competition on X , Instagram and Facebook . By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Inter Miami CF

1. The Chicago Bulls may have just traded away their best offensive player in Zach LaVine, but if you only watched this one you would have had no idea. First shot, first three for Duncan Robinson. Second shot, second three. Good looks for a great shooter. By the first timeout, Miami was up 10-2, Robinson with eight of those plus an assist headed Kel’el Ware’s way for the first of his many lobs. Through the first six minutes, Ware had three lobs and the HEAT were off and rolling, finishing the opening period with 37 points that came about as organically and plainly, in a good run-your-stuff sort of way, as offense has come for Miami all season. They would have liked to be up by more than five at that stage, Chicago having drilled a few late threes though straight-line drives also getting past Miami’s shell, but at the very least the visitors were running what looked like the more sustainable offense. As the threes dropped in at over a 40 percent clip, Nikola Jovic adding a trio off the bench while Jaime Jaquez Jr. went to work in space as Chicago’s defenders stayed home, Miami’s Offensive Rating hovered over 140 – a number that would be the highest of the season for many teams – much of the second period, only young Matas Buzelis (15 points on 7-of-7 shooting at the break) standing in Miami’s way to a lead greater than the 70-60 advantage they held at the half. Things slowed down a bit in the third, Chicago making up some ground as Coby White and Nikola Vucevic hit back-to-back triples. Two more threes had the Bulls in front, Miami cold from the outside and the paint scoring slowing down, but the HEAT grabbed the lead right back to settle things down. As Adebayo and Herro dropped in a pair of threes, Miami’s lead was right back to nine just as fast as it had previously evaporated, such is the nature of the outside game these days. Chicago wasn’t going anywhere, Vucevic giving them an interior presence in the middle of Miami’s zone, the three still falling on both sides, Herro converting three in a row after a slow start. HEAT by nine after three, Chicago hitting nearly half its attempts from the outside. Much as it looked like an extended run was coming, Miami couldn’t run away with it even after hitting double digits again, the game slowing down and getting a little rugged all around. Buzelis, having the game of his rookie year, couldn’t miss, Chicago within two after a 13-3 run as the HEAT held on thanks to some timely offensive rebounding. Tied up with six to play, Ware responded with a quick-turn-and-find lob to a cutting Adebayo, Miami never running short of answers to Chicago’s shotmaking as their offense grew more disjointed. Only Chicago had been responding all night, too, and a minute later they had the lead again after a Vucevic wing three and a physical drive from White. Just as he was against the Spurs, Adebayo (23 points on 17 shots) was ready with the touch from the nail, Miami staying attached on his aggression. But Chicago worked its way to the free-throw line and the threes weren’t there for the HEAT when they needed them the most, Miami now down seven with 43 seconds left. Miami tried to shoot their way back into a chance, but nothing connected and Chicago takes it, 133-124, behind a 39-point fourth. 2. While this is being written before Erik Spoelstra takes the postgame podium, you don’t have to be overly familiar with this team to guess that the focus is going to be on the defense. Teams tend to coalesce and evolve into something new when a player gets traded so it isn’t apples-to-apples, but for context Chicago’s offense this season has been at its worst (105.1 points per 100) with LaVine off the floor. Tonight, they ran up an Offensive Rating of 129.1. Some of that comes from the natural regular season fluctuations from outside, the Bulls hitting 19-of-41 from deep – Miami was over 40 percent themselves until the final minute – but perhaps the best prism to view this through is that of Bulls rookie Buzelis. Yes, Buzelis had the kind of night you have maybe once a year, if that, shooting 10-of-10 from the field and 4-of-4 from the arc, and those threes that came in the second half went a long way toward keeping Chicago close enough to eventually make their move. But there were still six other makes from Buzelis, straight-line drives and cuts, that hurt Miami early. And that’s the thing. Miami’s defense is structured to give up some threes – you have to give something up, and they help inside at the risk of leaving a shooter some space – but to also absorb a hot night from a player or a team because they’re containing the paint so well. And the overall issue tonight matched the profile of Buzelis, Chicago enjoying what should be one of their best shooting games of the season but also scoring 58 in the paint, White and Williams and Josh Giddey (24 points on 14 shots) all putting their heads down and getting to the rim. In a game where both teams were shooting well, both benches were scoring (Jovic had 20 on 10 shots, 5-of-7 from deep) and the turnovers were reasonable, it was Chicago’s 12-point advantage in the paint that decided a nine-point loss. 3. The offensive side wasn’t an issue for most of the game, Miami opening with that 37-point first and following it up with 33 in each of the next two quarters. The HEAT were on pace were more alley-oops in this game early on than Chicago had in the entire season (16, after tonight) and their regular actions – pindowns into quick pick-and-rolls, lift handoffs from the corner, etc. – were producing good look after good look. On many nights, that’s enough for a comfortable double-digit lead. That’s what Miami had early in the fourth, and then the offense got stuck in the mud, just 21 points in the fourth as they shot 1-of-9 from three. With Chicago taking care of the ball and not committing a single turnover in the final period, and the Bulls putting bodies on Ware and Adebayo at the rim to prevent those lobs that had comes so easy earlier one, relief points were few and far between. Adebayo was 4-of-6 in the fourth, trying to drag his team to the finish, but with Herro having an uneven night (5-of-15 for 23 points, six turnovers) the shot creation required to score in the slower, tighter minutes never materialized. (As an aside here, there were two big-to-big moments of Adebayo finding Ware and Ware finding Adebayo tonight on quick high-low passes that are the stuff of real promise for the future.) Still, with how well Miami was scoring you can afford a low-scoring final period if your defense is operating as intended. Clearly that wasn’t the case as the HEAT continue to look for the defensive consistency that they’re built around. By ML Staff. Courtesy of NBA. Words by Couper Moorhead . For Miami HEAT tickets click here .

In a world where contraceptive choices seem endless, injectable birth control has emerged as a popular option for many women. But what’s the truth behind these convenient shots?    Image by Diana Polekhina / Unsplash You may wonder about their safety and side effects. Recent research and emerging medical insights reveal a complex web of potential health considerations that demand your attention.   But fear not. This blog post will explain how these injections work and what risks you may face. You will also learn about the potential legal and research developments.  Understanding Depo-Provera   Depo-Provera is an injectable contraceptive containing synthetic progestin. It is also dubbed the “shot” or DMPA contraceptive injection. It was authorized for contraceptive use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1992.    The shot emits the hormone depot-medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA), a progestin that inhibits ovulation and tightens cervical mucus. This makes it difficult for sperm to reach an egg. It can be delivered in two ways:   Injected into large muscles like the shoulders or glutes (Depo-Provera and generic alternatives) Injected into the skin of the stomach or thigh (Depo-SubQ Provera 104).   The former uses 150 mg of progestin as a dose and can only be administered by healthcare providers. The latter contains 104 mg progestin and can be self-administered. According to a  KFF fact sheet , you’ll need a dose every 12 weeks or 3 months. When you strictly stick to this schedule, the shot is 96% effective. Once you stop the shot, your body will require around 10 months till it can get pregnant.   This has made it a hit among younger, black, and low-income making women, as it doesn’t require constant attention. Hence, the global injectable contraceptive industry is booming. Global Market Insights reveals the market was valued at $339.5 million in 2022. They expect it to surpass $477 million in 2032.    Similarly, the North American industry generated over $137 million in revenue. Estimations suggest the region will contribute nearly $187 million in revenue by 2032.  Assessing Potential Risks and Side Effects   You might face side effects when using the injection. Weight gain, menstrual cycle changes, stomach pain, discomfort, decreased libido, headaches, irregular bleeding, and nervousness are some typical side effects.   These effects subside within two to three months as the body adapts to the hormonal shifts. However, it varies for each individual. The shot also has some serious side effects. According to Drugwatch, it features an  FDA black box warning , the most severe label warning. It warns of reduced bone density, increased likelihood of breast cancer, and allergic breakouts.    Furthermore, bone loss will increase with wider usage duration and is irreversible. Similarly, it shouldn’t be used for more than 2 years unless there are no adequate birth control alternatives. Other serious ill effects include blood clotting, ectopic pregnancy, and the risk of high blood sugar in diabetic patients.   Healthcare providers advise monitoring for such changes. Remember, not all effects are obvious. You may experience symptoms that need medical follow-up. Health experts stress the need for careful review if you have pre-existing conditions.  Legal Controversies and Consumer Advocacy   Concerns over side effects have led to legal actions. A 2024 study published in the British Medical Journal reveals using shots can increase the risk of certain brain tumors. The research notes that Depo-Provera users are 555% more likely to develop meningiomas than non-users.   The  Depo-Provera lawsuit  has brought these issues to the forefront, revealing potential risks beyond typical side effect warnings. Depo-Provera’s manufacturer, Pfizer, is drawing flak as people wonder whether it reported these side effects. The company’s decision to omit the meningioma warning label, which is present on European labels, has further raised scrutiny.   TruLaw reveals the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) consented to create an MDL in January 2025. However, the location of the centralized proceedings isn’t finalized, as the plaintiffs lobby for California while Pfizer pushes for New York. Once the panel determines the court, all federal lawsuits will be shipped to that district for pretrial hearings.   Similarly, News.com.au reports Australian lawyers calling on shot users to sign on for a potential lawsuit. They are still investigating whether injections can cause brain tumors. The injections have been available in Australia since 1972, and as of December 2024, over 24,000 million Aussie women use them.  Understanding Your Contraceptive Journey   Not all contraceptive methods work the same for everyone. What resonates with one woman may not be ideal for another. Consider these factors when evaluating injectable contraceptives:   Your overall health history Potential side effects Long-term reproductive goals Individual hormonal responses   Alternative options exist. Consulting with a healthcare professional can help you find the most suitable contraceptive method tailored to your unique needs. Commonly Asked Questions Q1. Are there any non-hormonal birth control alternatives to Depo-Provera?   Yes, several non-hormonal options exist! These include copper IUDs, which prevent fertilization via copper's spermicidal effect. Barrier techniques like condoms and diaphragms shut out the sperm. Fertility awareness methods track ovulation for natural family planning. Discuss these with your doctor to see if they suit your lifestyle and health. Q2. What should you ask your doctor before starting injectable birth control?   Ask about how the injection may interact with your health history and pre-existing conditions. Inquire about expected side effects, available alternatives, and the monitoring process. This conversation helps ensure the method fits your lifestyle and you feel confident in your decision. Q3. Can I get the Depo-Provera shot while breastfeeding?   It is deemed safe for use when breastfeeding. It doesn't typically affect milk production or infant health. Experts recommend using it after 6 months post-pregnancy. However, it's always best to discuss this with your doctor to weigh the benefits and any potential, albeit small, risks.   Your health journey is personal and unique. Injectable contraceptives offer convenience, but they're not a one-size-fits-all solution. Understanding potential risks, staying informed, and maintaining open communication with your healthcare provider is essential in managing your reproductive health.   Remember, you're not alone in navigating these complex choices. Every woman's health journey is different, and there's no shame in seeking comprehensive information and professional guidance.   By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Unsplash

This Valentine’s Day, Miami Living presents Sotheby's exclusive luxury auction, offering a dazzling array of rare collectibles that capture the essence of love and elegance. Whether in Miami or beyond, collectors and connoisseurs can indulge in exquisite jewelry, iconic handbags, and rare timepieces, each piece a perfect symbol of romance. Hermès Matte White Niloticus Crocodile Himalaya Birkin 30 Palladium Hardware. Price: 200,000 USD Buccellati Gold and Diamond Cuff Bracelet. Price: 64,700 USD Highlights include the Platinum and 37.10ct Fancy Cut Diamond Necklace  ($268,750) and the Platinum and 10.39ctw Heart Shape Diamond Stud Earrings  ($500,000), ideal for those looking to make a grand statement. For a timeless token of affection, the Platinum and 5.56ct Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Ring  ($181,500) and the Rose Gold, White Gold, 0.50ct Heart Shaped Fancy Purple-Pink and Diamond Pendant Necklace  ($63,000) offer exquisite craftsmanship and enduring beauty. Learn more at at Sotheby's . By ML Staff. Images/Sotheby's

On Thursday February 6 2025, the French Actor Omar Sy attended the Premiere of “Dis-moi juste que tu m'aimes” at Pathe Wepler in Paris, donning a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Chronograph in stainless steel. The Reverso Tribute Chronograph embodies the perfect balance between heritage and modernity, a true reflection of Omar Sy's timeless elegance. With its Manufacture Calibre 860, the Reverso Tribute Chronograph redefines the art of watchmaking, seamlessly combining dual-face time display with a bold chronograph function. Understated on the front with its grey-blue sunray dial, the open-worked reverse reveals the intricate beauty of the retrograde chronograph mechanism. Finely crafted details — floating hour markers, blue chronograph hands, bevelled bridges — highlight its mechanical mastery. ML Staff. Courtesy of Jaeger‑LeCoultre

Every week, Bar Central at SLS South Beach invites guests to enjoy an unforgettable night of music, rhythm, and great vibes with its Live Music Fridays. Featuring an exceptional poolside ambience, artful mixology and tantalizing bites, envelop into the live Latin and Jazz sounds by a energetic lineup of talented musicians. February Lineup Friday, February 14th  Eric Sciola & Songs From Space Erik Sciola & Songs From Space bring a fusion of high-energy performances and dynamic soundscapes. Led by guitarist and vocalist Erik Sciola, the band blends genres from Latin rhythms to modern pop, classic hits to cinematic instrumentals. With their genre-defying style, they offer a fresh and immersive experience that captivates audiences and leaves them wanting more. Get ready for a night of musical exploration you won't forget! Friday, February 21st  Gianpaul & Latin Soul Band Gianpaul & Latin Soul Band bring the heat with a high-octane blend of Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, and Cumbia! Known for their explosive performances and global fusion of rhythms, they’ll have you grooving all night. Experience the magic of Latin Soul! Friday, February 28th  Tamboka: Resident Monthly Band at Bar Central Tamboka is a free-spirited collective, born from the Latin grooves of their ancestors and the soulful rhythms that pulse through the generations. Their music flows with tropical, earthy vibes that invite you to experience a connection beyond the beat. Get ready to free your mind and let your soul follow as they take you on an unforgettable musical journey.