In what must seem like another life, Cliff Brush  was at a crossroads as a business consultant and analyst at a financial services firm. While he had earned accounting degrees at both the University of Central Florida and University of Miami and was dutifully climbing the corporate ladder, he was also creating content for social media sites with Brodie, his goldendoodle puppy. In the beginning, Brodie would ride in cars with his paw out the window (like humans do with their arms), wear driving goggles, and enjoy daily adventures with Brush that resonated with online communities. Perhaps most importantly, Brodie, who has been called a “giant teddy bear,” brought smiles and laughter to kids dealing with serious illnesses on visits to facilities that included Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital .   Less than five years and more than 16 million social media followers later, “Brodie That Dood” is a cultural phenomenon, sitting front row at the biggest sporting events, riding on water hoverboards, and leaving a lasting impression on those he meets with his gentle nature and infectious spirit.   Now, Brodie and Brush are leveraging their platform to make a difference in the South Florida community they call home, with a portion of the proceeds from a new product line helping to underwrite the cost of programs, services, and facilities for patients and families at the children’s hospital in Hollywood. Puppies are My People  is a joint venture with fellow dog dad and social media influencer Jonathan Lower that represents the joy of the pet-parent lifestyle. “We both love animals and wanted to leave a lasting legacy. I was born at Memorial Regional Hospital, and it feels right to give back in this way,” said Brush. While Brush, a Fort Lauderdale resident, has chosen to support Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation , Lower’s contributions will go to the Greenville (South Carolina) Humane Society .      Despite Brodie’s image now adorning clothing, backpacks, and grooming products, the now five-year-old service dog will continue to prioritize what he does best: make people smile. That includes a recent holiday visit with patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.   “Brodie was made to do this work and doesn’t have a negative or aggressive bone in his body,” said Brush. “He reads the energy in the room and delivers the interaction that kids and adults want.” Brush, meanwhile, has also found his calling, leaving behind the accounting world for the greater impact he can have as a dog dad, social media influencer (@BrodieThatDood), and, now, as a philanthropist. 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. Images courtesy of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Foundation

Discover the world-renowned Cartier eyewear collection, customized by Morgenthal Frederics. With the largest selection of stunning ready-made pieces and an exclusive customization program, you can make your Cartier glasses uniquely yours. DATE AND TIME: From January until Saturday, Feb. 08, 2025 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM ADDRESS: Morgenthal Frederics ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of Bal Harbour Shops

1. We said it ten days ago and we’ll say it again, the Portland Trail Blazers may not have the record to show for it but there is plenty of talent on their roster, talent that can put it all together on any given night. As Bam Adebayo and Kel’el Ware started together for the first time this season – Tyler Herro missing his first game of the season – Miami opened the game 7-of-9 from three, Duncan Robinson hitting three early triples. Portland matched the shot for shot, Anfernee Simons hitting three early from the arc and eventually going 5-of-7 in the first half. The other day against San Antonio the HEAT had a crazy shooting turnaround, opening 0-of-8 and finished 18-of-33 for their best percentage of the season. Tonight was the inverse, at least at the half, Miami missing 12 straight as the Blazers scored inside and out, holding a 129.8 Offensive Rating at the break where they led, 61-55. It wasn’t any one area where Portland was scoring, either, committing zero turnovers as their guards pulled off the dribble from the arc and from mid-range while Deandre Ayton (17 on 12 shots in the first half) cleaned up in the middle. Portland was full steam ahead early in the third, consecutive fast-break scores (they were up 13-0 in transition points at that point, Portland still taking care of the ball) eventually stretching their lead to double digits. They weren’t done there, more transition takes and a handful of threes from Jerami Grant and Scoot Henderson pushing the advantage up to 19 as Miami had missed 17 consecutive threes. A minute later, the lead was 23, Portland capitalizing on two straight pick-six steals. Ware was the one to break Miami’s streak of misses from three at 19, Portland’s lead having reached as high as 27. A Robinson three soon after got Portland, still up 21, to call timeout, Miami fully in uphill mode without Herro, the player who so often has dragged them back into games with his shooting. Down to 20 after three. Time to see how a younger team can close a game on the road. Good Ware minutes to open the fourth as Miami’s offense found some footing, but the defense hadn’t coalesced, the Portland lead holding strong behind a varied attacking approach. Another pair of Robinson (22 points on 15 shots) threes, one of them for Miami’s first fast-break points of the night, brought things back down to 16, his looks Miami’s best source of offense by a good margin, and gave cause for Portland to continue cycling through their usual rotation while Erik Spoelstra stuck with a mixed unit of bench and starters. A Portland cold streak, scoreless for four minutes, left the door open, Miami was struggling to get through it. But as Portland continued to struggle offensively the opportunity was still there, two Pelle Larsson threes getting it down to 12 followed by a Larsson and-one off a baseline cut making it a single digit game. Down all the way to seven off a 17-2 run, Miami’s youth playing downhill and free as the Blazers missed from the corners and slow to inbound against pressure, but Grant earned himself a couple physical trips to the line to put things just out of reach. Not the cleanest finish in the world but Portland holds the lead all the same, taking this one, 116-107. 2. It wasn’t any one thing tonight, moreso a confluence of a variety of on-court conditions which led to Miami’s tough loss. Didn’t help that Portland didn’t commit their first turnover until a few minutes into the third quarter. Miami’s offense has been less reliant on creating easy scores off live ball turnovers than they may have been in the past largely because they've optimized their shot profile, but they're still a team, a defensive scheme, designed from the ground up to emphasize being aggressive in the passing lanes and being disruptive. When your opponent, particularly a younger one that has the second-highest turnover rate in the league, is going multiple quarters without a mistake that’s a sign of the defense not working as intended. It’s also partially the reason why Portland had 21 fast-break points to Miami’s five. Then there were the threes. For every game like against San Antonio where you enjoys the fruits of incredibly hot shooting, there are also games like tonight where you go incredibly cold. Portland had something to do with that, a handful of Miami’s misses short as the looks were contested, if not tipped outright, and against the clock, but misses are misses. In the fourth quarter it was Portland’s turn to go cold – they finished 3-of-15 on corner threes and just 34.9 percent overall – as the HEAT tried to capitalize before coming up short. The Offensive Rating for Miami was still a reasonable 112.6 considering they didn’t have Herro and relied mostly on bench players for their late run, but it wasn’t enough when Portland was able to play so loose until they tightened up a bit with the lead toward the end. 3. While the game didn’t go as intended it remained noteworthy that both Adebayo and Ware started after their run against the Spurs, Spoelstra opting to go with what had been working recently. We don’t have numbers on that lineup as of this writing, but it wasn’t the plus-23 of the previous effort. Ware did finish with 20 points on 17 shots to go with 15 rebounds and a couple of blocks, his physical gifts and soft touch offering too much for some players to handle on the interior. What makes the highlights are the threes and the dunk, but where Ware’s athleticism can pop at times is in the in-between plays, where he has to make a play with the dribble – he split a double team at one point, a rare feat for a center – and gets closer to the rim with surprising nimbleness and grace. Once at the rim there are some awkward finishes, quite normal for a rookie center learning to finish against players his own size as Adebayo once dealt with years ago, but those finishes come with time and repetition. What matters for now is that Ware is finding ways to be productive, and he’s becoming noticeable more comfortable within the offense, his hesitation less as he quickly turns and finds the next options. He’s also playing through the finish line even in recent games where Miami has been playing out of a hole, the eagerness to earn more opportunities coming through in abundance. There weren’t many bright spots on what was a rough night, but Ware had his moments and Spoelstra clearly is willing to see what he has in his young center. By ML Staff. Courtesy of NBA. Words by Couper Moorhead . For Miami HEAT tickets click here .

International architecture and design firm Kimmel Eshkolot officially unveils “Malka” in West Palm Beach. A hybrid restaurant, cultural space and design marvel, Kimmel Eshkolot’s work for Malka merges Florida-inspired aesthetics with a design scheme inspired by the open fire cooking method, with renowned Chef Eyal Shani at the helm of the kitchen.  The Newest Restaurant by Acclaimed Chef Eyal Shani Brings the Mediterranean Aesthetic to Southern Florida With Malka marking the architecture studio’s official launch in the U.S. as its first project, Kimmel Eshkolot reimagines the restaurant dining experience centered around an open-fire wood-burning grill known as a hearth. At Malka, an abundance of lush greenery and the preservation of a historic pre-war building with customized furniture and high-end kitchen fittings all play an important role in the dining experience envisioned and manifested by the firm. The project has been spearheaded by Kimmel Eshkolot Senior Architect More Gelfond, who leads the architecture firm’s newly formed office in New York City. Spanning a total of 10,500 square feet (975-square meters) between the indoor and outdoor spaces, Malka is located in a 1930’s landmarked structure denoted by the City of West Palm Beach Historic Preservation Department. Exemplifying a “steel frame industrial design” reflective of pre-war development patterns within the coastal Floridian city, thoughtful consideration has been given to the original structure while incorporating the new design and the addition of a contemporary facade. The textured surfaces, metal windows and Earthy color palette create a harmonious partnership between the old and new architectural features. The space is inspired by and centered around a hearth, a large-scale open fire grill located in the center of the kitchen, which is visible to all diners from various perspectives of the restaurant. The hearth is complimented by a wood burning oven and the linear fire pit in the back garden. Kimmel Eshkolot’s use of amber-colored Bohemia by Marset pendant lamps above the "kitchen experience" tables and in the private dining room references the element of fire, and mirrors the Corten steel rusty tone and the blackened brass of the David Chipperfield by Viabizzuno pendants suspended above each table setting. As a signature design element, Kimmel Eshkolot incorporated an undulating wall above the main bar area created exclusively with custom-perforated concrete bricks. Kimmel Eshkolot also incorporated the idea of a “Mashrabiya,” a traditional Middle Eastern architectural design element as inspiration for the restaurant’s breezeway. Concrete is woven throughout the space to create a modern interpretation of the mashrabiya that pervades light and air, and regulates temperature and humidity. Kimmel Eshkolot utilized the use of material textures, including olive green stuccoed walls and a corten steel, embodying the hearth vessel, as well as concrete greige and off-black to create a uniform design language between the interiors and industrial exterior. The outside “breezeway” furnishings – including chairs and seat cushions, tables, booth cushions and sun umbrellas – are designed to reflect the color schemes of the materials from which the space is constructed. As a design-centric dining experience, Kimmel Eshkolot created two “kitchen experience” tables composed entirely of singular chocolate brown granite slabs, with a hidden track in between that allows Corten steel trays to be assembled in various configurations. The creation of both tables results in an ultimate setting for a family-style meal with dishes that are meant to be shared. For its Mediterranean-inspired garden-scape, Kimmel Eshkolot collaborated with renowned landscape architect Keith Williams of Nievera Williams to create a lush space within the context of West Palm Beach. The meticulous selection of local and non-native plants include green-button wood, cypress, fiddle leaf fig, rosemary, jasmine, thryallis, variegated pittosporum, philodendron, papyrus and a "taxidermy” olive tree with natural branches and a truck that underwent a deep-freezing process to withstand the climate. The olive tree is anchored at the corridor of the breezeway between the two interior spaces, paying homage to Tel Aviv. At Malka, Kimmel Eshkolot elevates the idea of bathroom aesthetics by combining all the materials used throughout the restaurant and making it the material palette showcase, with round hand wash custom made stone sinks and round Corten pits that both serve as hand towels and a hidden trash bin. Continuing to champion natural materials, Taj Mahal marble, Chocolate Brown granite, and Silver Brown Travertine, were used to craft bar displays, hand wash basins and the host reception, resulting in a comprehensive and uniform design language that unites the space and leaves no stone unturned. Kimmel Eshkolot also custom-cladded Corten steel finish metal to dress six off-the-rack wine fridges to create one wine library with full-height refrigerators and stacked placed undercounter to create the ideal height to display and maintain Malka’s vast wine selection. A customized ladder designed by Kimmel Eshkolot resulted in being able to sink the refrigerators into the concrete brick wall. “Malka’s new West Palm Beach location was created to be a bridge between Tel Aviv and Palm Beach, where the richness of Israeli design and culture meets the local charm of this vibrant city,” says More Gelfand, New York Studio Director and Partner of Kimmel Eshkolot Architects. “Our goal was to create a space that feels both authentic and welcoming, transporting guests to Israel through materials and craftsmanship that tell a story. Throughout the project, we carefully curated each element to bring a piece of the Mediterranean life here in Florida.” To compliment and elevate the Malka design and dining experience, Kimmel Eshkolot collaborated with contemporary artist Michal Rovner, who is known internationally through her exhibitions at major museums, including the Louvre and the Whitney Museum of American Art, on commissioned photography and video installations that adorn the walls of the restaurant. Malka will also serve as a platform for education, hosting guest speakers and programs that deepen understanding and connection to Jewish culture within the community. For more information about Kimmel Eshkolot Architects, visit kimmel.co.il/ . Credits Architectural Design: Kimmel Eshkolot Architects Design Team: More Gelfand, Shani Kenzie Architect of record: MHK Architecture, Director: Caroline Koons Forrest Contractor: AMC (Anderson-Moore Construction) Landscape design: Nievera Williams Design Lighting design: Orly Evron Alkabes Concrete bricks: Ackerstein Furniture: Habitat (some of the brands used: More Moebel, Muuto, Gan Rugs, DK3, Living Divani, Kvadrat, Cassina, Porro, MDF Italia, Normann Copenhagen, Gandia Blasco, Expormim, KN Industrie, Kettal) Metal work: T-Metal Stone and Marble: Fervital Interior design consultant: KA Design Group Photography: Amit Geron By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Kimmel Eshkolot

Internationally acclaimed pop artist Hector Prado has been selected as the artist-in-residence at Altis Grand Kendall in Miami. Known for his bold and experimental style, Prado's work merges graphic design and pop art to create pieces that have earned recognition at global events like the Cannes Festival, Emmy Awards, and the Louvre in Paris. This marks Prado’s second time participating in Altman Living’s Artist-in-Residence program, which provides a South Florida artist with a rent-free apartment and studio space for one year. The program encourages artists to fine-tune their craft while fostering a culture of creativity within the community. Born and raised in Colombia, Prado discovered his passion for art early in life. While he initially achieved success as a graphic designer, his transition to full-time artistry has been marked by extraordinary accolades, including prestigious awards and partnerships with major brands. In 2023, he was featured in the Louvre’s “New Emerging Masters” Carrousel exhibit, a testament to his innovative vision and artistic impact. Prado’s residency at Altis Grand Kendall provides him with the opportunity to create and display new works while engaging with the community. He plans to lead monthly events and workshops, including art exhibitions and creative activities designed to inspire and connect residents. “Art is a feeling, and this program allows me to share that feeling in a tangible way,” Prado said. “It’s about more than just creating pieces—it’s about fostering a dialogue between art, lifestyle, and the community. I’m excited to bring my vision to life in this unique setting.” In December, Prado showcased his commitment to this vision by leading an art walk at Altis Grand Kendall, featuring his work alongside pieces by over ten other artists. He credits Altman Living as the first developer to truly believe in his artistic vision, helping him integrate creativity into residential spaces. Prado’s collaboration with Altman Living demonstrates how art can transcend traditional boundaries, turning living spaces into vibrant hubs of inspiration and connection. Through his residency, he aims to continue building bridges between art and community, enriching the lives of residents and art enthusiasts alike.  For more information on Altman Living, visit altmancos.com . By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Altmancos

Christie’s Antiquities sale in New York on 4 February features a diverse selection of objects from across the Mediterranean world, including works of art from ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian and Byzantine cultures, ranging in date from the 3rd millennium BC to the 12th century AD. The sale is led by important ancient Greek objects from a New York estate. Highlights include an exceptional red-figured kylix, attributed to the Brygos Painter, and a large Cycladic marble female figure, preserving extensive remains of original red pigment.Christie’s is honoured to present a group of ancient jewellery formerly in the collection of Ernst and Marthe Kofler-Truniger of Lucerne. Important works include a rare pair of Greek gold spiral-form earrings from the Geometric period, a Greek gold and glass finger ring formerly in the collection of Édouard Guilhou and an impressive pair of Greek gold and enamel earrings formerly in the collection of Dr Jacob Hirsch (1874–1955).All works will be on view at Christie’s Rockefeller Center galleries from 31 January through 3 February. Auction times: 04 Feb 10:00 AM (EST) Lots 1-84 ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Christie's

Indonesia has made history in aerial sports. Frédéric Fugen, a Red Bull athlete, completed two consecutive BASE jumps from Jakarta’s Autograph Tower, the tallest building in Indonesia and the Southern Hemisphere at 385 meters. This achievement not only marked a personal milestone for Frédéric but also positioned Jakarta as a new playground for aerial sports. With over two decades of experience in aerial sports, Frédéric has achieved numerous records, including a BASE jump from the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, in 2014. This time, he once again proves that courage, determination, and meticulous preparation can push human limits. “Today’s jump was truly extraordinary and unique. Although it wasn’t the highest jump I’ve ever done, this one had its own challenges as it was carried out in the heart of a bustling city like Jakarta. With BASE jumps typically done from buildings, cliffs, or mountains—all of which can be found in Indonesia—this country could become a host for BASE jumping events that could foster the growth of this sport in the future,” said Frédéric. This historic moment is also a source of immense pride for the management of Autograph Tower and the larger Thamrin Nine complex. “Autograph Tower, the tallest building in Indonesia and the Southern Hemisphere, has become a stage for global achievements. This BASE jump marks another milestone, not only for the tower but also for Indonesia as we continue to demonstrate our capacity for world-class innovation,” said Hizkia Gouw, Associate Marketing Director of Putra Gaya Wahana. “Our collaboration with Red Bull and Frédéric Fugen highlights the ambition and spirit that define Jakarta’s rise on the global stage”. This landmark event highlighted not only individual skills but also the collaborative efforts of Red Bull, the Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU), and local communities. With stringent safety standards in place, including wind speed monitoring and technical support from professional teams, the jump proved Indonesia’s ability to host world-class aerial sports events. As part of the event, Red Bull as the world’s leading energy drink brand from Austria also organized a sharing session featuring Frédéric Fugen, the TNI AU Aeronautics Development team, and the Indonesian Aero Sport Federation, in hope to advance Indonesian aerial sport. “BASE jump is undeniably one of the most challenging sports, requiring not only passion and adrenaline but also thorough preparation, planning, courage, and strong mental resilience. The Indonesian Air Force highly appreciates today’s activities and the opportunity to enrich our personnel’s skills through the experience, knowledge, and BASE jump techniques shared,” said Air Commodore Tyas Nur Adi, Head of the Air Force Aerospace Potential Center. Retired Police Inspector General M. Adnas, M.Si , also expressed his appreciation for the event, particularly the coaching clinic session, which he highlighted as an inspiration for young talents and a valuable educational moment for the Indonesian public about aerial sports. Ardya Rifiantara, a skydiving instructor at the Indonesian Aero Sport Federation (FASI), expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “Witnessing firsthand and even being involved in BASE jump performed by Frédéric Fugen, an icon in this sport, is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I have learned so much from my involvement in this project, from the planning and preparation stages to its execution. I sincerely hope that today’s success serves as a catalyst to increase the popularity of aerial sports among the Indonesian public.” The BASE jump from Autograph Tower stands as a symbol of Jakarta’s evolution as a global megacity and underscores Indonesia’s growing prominence in aerial sports. Through a combination of courage, professionalism, and collaboration, this event not only made history but also ignited the spirit of young Indonesians to break boundaries and compete on the world stage. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of RedBull

Red Bull Media House, in association with Free Fly Apparel, is proud to announce the release of its latest documentary, “ First In, Last Out” . The film will premiere at Waimea Valley in Hawaii on January 23rd, followed by an exclusive Red Bull TV digital release on January 24th. The film tells the inspiring story of Christa Funk, a competitive swimmer from Colorado who discovered surf photography while stationed on Oahu with the Coast Guard. On Oahu’s North Shore, she pushed herself into the most dangerous and crowded surf lineups, earning her place as one of the world’s most fearless and respected water photographers. " First In, Last Out is about finding calm in chaos and trusting yourself to push through fear, ” says Funk. “ The ocean has taught me so much . Embracing the journey to capture something unforgettable is what makes it all worth it, even if it means getting pummeled by waves.” Directed by Keith Malloy of Bimarian Films, the film showcases Christa’s determination to do whatever it takes to get the shot: to train, to study, to push through pain, to put in the time, and to draw inspiration from her loved ones. “ Christa’s story is a testament to what can be achieved with passion and grit ,” says Malloy. “ First In, Last Out captures her unwavering tenacity and the barriers she broke as one of the few women in the field, inspiring us all with her commitment to her craft." Christa Funk is a trailblazer, becoming the first female water photographer to shoot during the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational (with a minimum 40-foot wave height requirement) and at Jaws during Red Bull Magnitude. The documentary features breathtaking visuals and appearances from surf icons such as Carissa Moore, Jamie O’Brien, Molly Picklum, Mark Healy, Moana Jones Wong, Kala Grace, and Nathan Florence, while serving as a reminder to embrace the beauty of life’s challenges. “ Life can be so weird—it can be long, but it can also be short. That’s why it’s important to pursue our passions and what makes us truly happy in life ,” says Christa. “ Life gets to everybody in different ways. It’s about getting knocked down, figuring out how to get up again, and finding your way back into the light. ” The World Premiere will take place at 7:00 p.m. HST on Thursday, January 23rd at Waimea Valley—immediately following the Farm Lovers Market. At 7:30 p.m. HST, attendees are invited to stay for an interview panel featuring Christa Funk, Jamie O'Brien, Molly Picklum, Keith Malloy,  Kimi Werner, and Mark Healey. From 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. HST, there will be live music and an opportunity for fans to meet the film’s cast. A silent auction will be held with limited edition prints of Christa Funk’s photography, with all proceeds benefiting the North Shore Lifeguards Association thanks to Free Fly Apparel. To witness Christa Funk’s pioneering courage in motion, watch “ First In, Last Out” beginning January 24th, available for free and on demand exclusively on Red Bull TV. Watch the Film January 24, 2025 on Red Bull TV : win.gs/FILOFilm ABOUT CHRISTA FUNK One of the world’s leading surf photographers, Christa Funk is a force of nature. Born and raised in Colorado, she went to school at the Coast Guard Academy, where she competed as a distance swimmer. She was stationed with the Coast Guard on Oahu for five years, and it was there she discovered the world of surf photography, where she was able to combine her passion for swimming and photography into a career. ⁠Since then, Christa has climbed to the top of her field, making a name for herself as one of the toughest, hardest-working surf photographers in the world. And, notably, as one of the very few women out there. ABOUT RED BULL MEDIA HOUSE Red Bull Media House is an award-winning, globally distributed multi-platform media company on a mission to inspire ‘beyond the ordinary’ stories - both direct-to- consumer and through partnerships. With a focus on sports, culture and lifestyle content, Red Bull Media House offers a wide range of premium media products across TV, mobile, digital, audio, and print. Red Bull Media House produces and licenses a broad selection of global live broadcast events, compelling and inspirational local storytelling with original short and long-form programming as well as feature films from around the world. ABOUT FREE FLY APPAREL Founded in 2011, Free Fly was born on the water and built for adventure. As a family-owned business based out of Charleston, South Carolina, Free Fly delivers buttery soft performance apparel crafted with natural fibers and sustainably sourced materials. They keep their styles simple, and that’s why they stand out, offering distraction-free comfort when you’re out there doing what you love. From guide-tested hoodies and gear to everyday sun protection, Free Fly delivers next-level comfort for all adventurers. Shop Free Fly at any of 800 retail locations nationwide or online at: freeflyapparel.com . ABOUT BIMARIAN FILMS Bimarian Films is a small creative team based on the central coast of California made up of Keith Malloy, Andrew Schoneberger and Brett Williams. They work on location to help clients tell stories which inform, reveal, and inspire. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of RedBull

The Miami Dolphins have parted ways with special teams coordinator Danny Crossman and wide receivers coach/pass game specialist Wes Welker following the 2024 season. "I am grateful for Danny's contributions and dedication to the Dolphins over the course of many seasons, as well as the numerous ways he helped me as a head coach," said Mike McDaniel. "I also want to thank Wes for his investment here. This was not a decision I came to lightly, but as I have evaluated the season and areas where we must improve, I believe that change is needed and am motivated to do what is best for the team as we move forward." By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Dolphins

Sotheby's New York January auction will be the second iteration of our "Visions of America" sale with highlights from American spirits only. "America's Finest Spirits" will feature an unmatched assembly of some the finest spirits dating back to the late 19th century through the early 2000s. The sale includes numerous whiskeys produced before and during national Prohibition, which began in 1920, and features coveted bourbons and ryes from the best-known distilleries of the era. Among the highlights are whiskies, rye and gin all coming from the Stewart Distillery of Philadelphia in the late 1800's early 1900's. For assistance with bidding and registration, please contact: +1 212 606 7000 enquiries@sothebys.com ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Sotheby's

Eglantina Zingg , celebrated TV personality, entrepreneur, and woman advocate, has unveiled her highly anticipated lifestyle brand: Eglantina Zingg Collection with its first collection: "The 7 Feminine Archetypes." This vibrant line of luxury pajama sets invites women to embrace their individuality through fashion and self-expression.Known for her magnetic presence on MTV and as the host of Project Runway Latin America, Eglantina has always been a dynamic force in the entertainment and fashion industries. Her career, rooted in creativity and empowerment, naturally led her to create a brand that encourages women to express their unique strengths. The 7 Feminine Archetypes Collection The debut collection draws inspiration from seven powerful archetypes—Explorer, Sage, Hero, Rebel, Lover, Ruler, and Magician—each designed to represent different facets of femininity. Whether you see yourself as adventurous like the Explorer or wise like the Sage, these archetypes empower women to celebrate who they are.Adding a playful element to the shopping experience, the brand’s website features a style quiz to help customers discover their personal archetype and the matching pajama set. Each set, crafted in Brazil, features luxurious details like oversized collars, vibrant accent trims, and a relaxed fit, perfect for both lounging at home and wearing out. As Eglantina puts it, "This collection is about more than just pajamas—it’s a way for women to connect with their inner strengths and express themselves with confidence."Just in time for the holidays, "The 7 Feminine Archetypes" collection is available exclusively on the Eglantina Zingg website for $179 USD per set.  Designed for comfort and style, these sets make ideal gifts for the season, offering a blend of elegance and empowerment. Join Eglantina in celebrating the many layers of femininity with this dynamic, confidence-boosting collection. For more information or to explore the collection, visit EglantinaZingg.com . By ML staff. Photo Credits Ton Gomes.

New York-based ready-to-wear brand Cinq à Sept is excited to announce the opening of its Miami boutique, located at Aventura Mall. This marks the brand’s debut in Florida and its second retail location, following the successful launch of its first boutique in New York City at 108 Wooster Street in Soho in 2023. The Cinq à Sept Aventura store marks the latest milestone in the brand’s expansion, with plans to roll-out several more brick-and-mortar locations in key markets. As the brand enters this exciting new chapter, it celebrates significant growth, highlighted by the highly anticipated launch of its footwear collection this past November.   Founded in 2016 by industry veteran and New York native Jane Siskin and Co-CEO Jalal Elbasri, Cinq à Sept has become known for its modern classics designed to carry a woman from day to night – offering expert tailoring and unexpected design details across suiting, cocktail, elevated denim and daytime separates.   This ethos comes to life in Cinq à Sept’s Miami shop, located in the vibrant Aventura Mall – a destination for fashion, art and lifestyle. Thoughtfully designed to feel like an extension of a Parisian apartment, the 1,500 square foot space is a stylish, welcoming sanctuary where guests can connect, explore and discover Cinq à Sept’s latest collections of ready-to-wear and footwear. Beginning with the brand’s Resort 2025 collection, the initial assortment will include an array of dresses, separates and suiting, giving a slight nod to the trends of the ‘60s and ‘70s and embodying the brand’s signature femininity.   Featuring the brand’s signature color, a pale pink, mixed with warm neutrals and a delicate blend of textures, the boutique’s interior strikes the perfect balance of sophistication and comfort. Venetian plaster walls, brass fixtures, sleek wood finishes and custom furniture all come together to create a space that feels both luxe and inviting, offering a unique shopping experience in the heart of Miami’s Aventura. “The expansion to Aventura was a natural next step for our brand after years of meeting our strong customer base in South Florida. We are eager to open our doors and give them a physical space to experience everything Cinq à Sept has to offer.”   – Jane Siskin, Founder & CEO The Cinq à Sept Aventura boutique is located at 19575 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 893, Aventura, Florida 33180. The store is open Monday - Saturday from 10 am - 9:30pm and Sunday from 11am - 8 pm. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Leo Díaz