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Arne Wilhelmsen, a founder of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. and a visionary strategist of the modern cruise industry, died Saturday, April 11, 2020, in Palma, Spain. He was 90. The entire Royal Caribbean family extends its heartfelt condolences to the Wilhelmsen family. Wilhelmsen was a constant influence on the company from its founding, serving more than three decades on the company's board of directors. Together with the company's first CEO, the late Edwin Stephan, Wilhelmsen saw possibilities for the nascent cruise industry that others did not. "At a time when the rest of the world thought cruising was a niche use for old transatlantic liners, Arne was already seeing glimmers of the growth that was possible," said Richard Fain, RCL's chairman and CEO. "He had a vision of the modern cruise industry when the 'industry' might have been a dozen used ships, total." Their key insight: building new ships uniquely designed for cruising in warm weather. The industry did not grow from New York, the traditional transit hub; it came to Miami, helping the region itself grow as the public discovered an entirely new way to take a vacation. Wilhelmsen saw the potential for cruising to become the fastest growing segment in a growing vacation industry.  A believer in economies of scale, he once recalled, "My initial challenge was to convince my partners and management in Miami to build bigger and more efficient ships in order to grow the company."  True to his vision, the company now sails 61 ships calling on all seven continents and its fleet features the largest cruise ships in the world. Born on June 15, 1929, in Oslo, Norway, Wilhelmsen earned his MBA at Harvard Business School and worked as a chartering assistant for Norway's EB Lund & Co. and later as a shipbroker in New York. After joining the family business in 1954, he became its president in 1961. The scion of a leading Norwegian shipping concern – Anders Wilhelmsen & Co AS – he spent most of his life in the family business, including an early stint as a deckhand. "Arne was a steady presence and source of wisdom on our board for decades," Fain said. "And in 2003, when he was ready to step back, he was succeeded on the RCL board by his son, Alex, who has carried the involvement of the Wilhelmsen family in charting our company's course into its sixth decade. Our high standards as a company, our insistence on excellence in operations and design, and our determination to persevere all owe a great deal to the long-term vision of Arne, Alex and the Wilhelmsen family. We salute our friend, and we will miss him dearly." Courtesy of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.

“It doesn’t matter where we start from*...” Carla Lonzi, Autoritratto, 1969. Autobiography, self-portrait, story. Associating places, images, words. Freely, with fresh eyes. For this fall- winter 2020-2021 ready-to-wear collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri maps out an atlas of emotions through the prism of her teenage diary. Two photos of her mother transport her back to this time in her life, a laboratory brimming with possibilities of what the future may hold. Images reappear, including photos of actresses who served as inspiration for clients of her mother’s couture atelier, as well as for the Creative Director herself, who used fashion as a way of asserting herself, of rebelling, and communicating to others how she wanted to be perceived. Next came other photos from the past that she revisits with her vision today: Germana Marucelli’s studio in Milan, designed by artist Paolo Scheggi; that of Mila Schön by Ugo Mulas and, lastly, portraits of Carla Accardi. This arborescent diagram inspired Maria Grazia Chiuri’s very own The Little Dictionary of Fashion**, with jeans, as well as the checks that Monsieur Dior was so fond of. “I love checks. They can be fancy and simple; elegant and easy; young and always right***.” Checks resurface on an ensemble designed by Marc Bohan: it’s this outfit, with the motif placed on the bias, that inspired the structure of the collection’s skirts. There’s also the pea coat and pleated skirts. Little collars with ties. Black and white. All this is at the heart of a perfectly balanced collection. A polka dot scarf found in the Dior archives serves as the starting point for a series of dresses in various lengths that explore the print’s infinite possibilities. As Christian Dior writes in his The Little Dictionary of Fashion: “I would say the same about dots as about checks. They are lovely, elegant, easy and always in fashion.***” Not to mention fringes, which provide mobile ornamentation on long skirts. Knitwear spans all the wardrobe essentials: sweaters, jackets, skirts, and pants. The show venue was designed in collaboration with the Claire Fontaine collective, which has exhibited at the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome. The museum is also home to the archives of Carla Lonzi, a charismatic figure who was an art critic before committing to the feminist cause. “Io Dico Io – I Say I ****”, the title of an upcoming exhibition dedicated to Italian women artists, supported by Dior, becomes the starting point for a series of manifesto-like phrases. Evoking these words in English – “I say I” – right at the show’s entrance brings to life a story of powerful self-assertion. They are the symbol of a joyful singularity, as well as a creative and collective way of approaching the multiple aspects of feminine subjectivity — and the infinite project that femininity represents. Click to Launch Slide Show * In Italian: “Cominciamo da un punto qualunque...” ** In reference to the dictionary published by the founding couturier in 1954. *** Excerpt from The Little Dictionary of Fashion by Christian Dior. **** “Io Dico Io – I Say I” is the title of an exhibition which will be held at Rome’s National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art from 23 March to 21 June 2020. Produced with Dior’s support, it is loosely based on the feminist manifesto of Carla Lonzi, which inspired this collection and the pieces designed for the show.

Sunny Isles Beach. The name alone conjures glistening turquoise seas, warm sands and dreamy vacations. The reality is somewhat more interesting. The young city— incorporated just over two decades ago—presents a vital, modern lifestyle to its growing population. Rising alongside its storied beach-front residential towers are award-winning public schools, a vigorous mix of retail centers and acclaimed dining establishments, cultural venues, and—now—highly evolved business facilities. Located at the strategic intersection of Collins Avenue and Sunny Isles Boulevard, Milton Tower, borne of the adventurous spirit of 21st-century Miami architecture, offers professional- class office space—tech-ready, image-aware, and stunningly located—to sophisticated service businesses and corporate headquarters seekers. Milton Tower’s sleek envelope contains so much more than most comparable high-end buildings. With its onsite retail and dining choices, residential-style amenities including fitness facilities, and astonishing ocean views, Milton Towers ups the ante for discerning South Florida businesses. Click to launch slideshow > Is your business ready for a next-level work environment? TOWER AMENITIES 102,000 RSF Beautifully Designed Class A Office Tower Efficient 13,900 RSF Floor Plates with Full and Partial Availability 5,000 RSF of Ground Floor Restaurant and Retail Space 5 Deck, 280-Space Parking Garage Valet Parking Service Designed and Built to Meet High-Efficiency Standards by Utilizing Green Technologies, Materials, and Concepts Floor to Ceiling Glass Windows with Direct Ocean and City Views Onsite Restaurant and Retail Shops Wi-Fi Connected Common Areas Card and/or Biometric Controlled Access Custom Built Office Plates Onsite Restaurant and Retail Shops Onsite Gym, Bike Racks, and Showers Outdoor Terraces Electric Shuttle Service to Nearby Amenities Dedicated Emergency Power Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CONTACT INFORMATION Website: www.MiltonTower.com Property Location: 16690 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Sales Center: 250 Sunny Isles Blvd. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: 305-546-6926 Email: GuyGil@j-milton.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiltonTowerSIB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miltontower

Meet Mariel Muñiz, Miami-based founder and the creative mind behind the brand Abatey. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, she always felt a deep connection to Atabey, the Supreme goddess of the Tainos -- the goddess that represents Earth spirit, water, and love. This belief took Mariel on a self-discovery journey, which included studies in psychoanalysis, astrology, Kabbalah, aromatherapy, and energetics of crystals. This array of knowledge is how the Abatey brand was born. As a proud small business that uses sustainable sources and certified organic ingredients, Abatey produces high-quality wellness products, including essential oil blends, intention sticks, candles, teas, and heading jewelry. Essential oil blends are custom-made upon request and are made from jojoba oil, lavender, peppermint, neroli, among others ingredients. These aromatic oil blends will uplift your energy and improve your well-being. Abatey intention devices include Palo Santo wood sticks made with dried sage and dried rose petals. These beautiful wood aromatic sticks have been used for centuries by indigenous people for purifying and cleansing purposes. Bring some light into your life with Abatey’s intention candles. Each hand-poured candle holds a crystal with healing properties that help balance the body, mind, and spirit. Delight yourself in the aroma of cardamom, rose, cedar, neroli, almond, tangerine, coconut, lemon grass, or honeysuckle jasmine. Tea lovers can choose from an array of teas. The Soul and Aba white blends provide powerful antioxidants that protect cells from free radical damage. The Soul tea is a delicious citrusy blend that will improve your digestion and strengthen your immune system. For anti-aging benefits, choose the low-caffeine berry tasting Aba tea, which contains a high concentration of white tea, roses and berries. Abatey also creates healing jewelry, such as the chakra kit, which combines the benefits of healing crystals with the soothing and healing mix of essential oil blends. The healing crystals work to usher peace, relaxation, and balance while aligning your chakras. The essential oils in this blend create a bright aroma that is woody, sweet, citrusy, earthy, smoky, resinous, and richly floral. Click to launch slideshow > Abatey delivers products that inspire love, happiness, and new beginnings. For more info, visit www.abatey.com.

Jackson Health Foundation stated that José Milton Family and United Property Management ("UPM") will donate 300 apartment units to be used, free of charge, by healthcare professionals at Jackson Health System as they continue to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. "The staff at Jackson Health System continues to put their lives on the line every day to keep our community safe," said Cecil Milton, president of José Milton & Associates. "We are offering staff apartments where they can live and keep their families safe by practicing social distancing as they continue to fight against this disease. COVID-19 is an unprecedented threat to our community, and we are fortunate to have such a talented, dedicated, and compassionate healthcare team at Jackson leading the fight." The donated apartments are fully furnished and include free utilities. The apartments will be available under a 30-day lease, with weekly extensions as required, and amounts to an overall donation of over $2.2 million. "I think it's a wonderful resource for any employee at Jackson," said Carla Calonge, a nurse in the emergency department at Jackson Memorial Hospital whose daughter Deniz Azucena Aguero, is a senior ER technician in the pediatric emergency department at Holtz Children's Hospital. "This allows my daughter and me to continue serving the Public Health Trust and being able to go home with the peace of mind that we are not exposing our loved ones to a potentially deadly disease. We are beyond grateful to the Jose Milton Family and Jackson for giving us this peace of mind." City of Miami Commissioner Ken Russell worked alongside Jackson Health Foundation, the Jose Milton Family, and Jackson Health System to bring this effort to fruition. Commissioner Russell was approached by the José Milton Family about finding a way to help first responders using their stock of furnished apartments. After a nurse at Jackson lost her life to the coronavirus, he called Jackson Health System President and CEO Carlos A. Migoya to offer healthcare workers a place to stay while working on the frontlines, instead of worrying about spreading the virus to their families. Russell had earlier put together a free meals program for 2,500 nurses and doctors at Jackson Health System with Uber Eats. "Our first responders are the heroes of this crisis. Offering the comfort of food and a safe place to stay while this battle is being fought is the least we can do to support them as they keep us safe," said Miami Commissioner Ken Russell. "I will continue putting those in need together with those who generously want to help." The temporary apartment units will be available at three of UPM's developments in cooperation with their short-term rentals partners - Miami Bay Waterfront Residences and Mare Azure Short-Term Rentals, Brickell West Apartments and Love Pop Realty/Outpost Miami, and Intracoastal Yacht Club and Hosteeva Short-Term Rentals. "The Milton family and United Property Management are the epitome of community corporate leaders," said Carlos A. Migoya, president and CEO of Jackson Health System. "They leaped into action immediately, and it's making a real difference for our nurses, doctors, and other frontline caregivers." To learn about ways you can help Jackson Health System continue the fight against COVID-19 (Coronavirus), visit www.SupportJHF.org/WeAreJacksonHealth or call (305) 585-GIVE (4483). Words by Jackson Health Foundation

Located off the Florida Keys and accessible only by seaplane or boat, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa sits in a remote island oasis offering the choice of blissful relaxation or leisurely adventures. Bungalow suites feature new interiors with modern British Colonial flair. Authentic thatched roofs and vaulted ceilings bring the Caribbean feel to the spaces, and airy mosquito netting surrounds the four poster beds. Ocean views from all suites are standard, many with decadent outdoor copper soaking tubs. Private outdoor showers complete the retreat from reality. The iconic Dining Room features an array of ever-evolving delicacies. Sourcing seafood, produce and spices from the islands, the chef serves a masterful menu fit for any guests’ escape to paradise. Intimate indoor and outdoor seating is available, along with dreamy beachside tables. In-room dining is an option for those desiring a private experience. The resort pool offers secluded relaxation with views of the Atlantic Ocean, boasting private cabanas and the quintessential Palapa Bar. SpaTerre offers exotic Four Hands Massage and Thai body rituals that are custom designed to replace the weight of the world with the feeling of utter relaxation. The healing properties of flowers and spices are used liberally to enhance each spa experience. Leave feeling relaxed and renewed with the one you love after indulging in our Heart Chakra Ritual together. Take to the water from the private marina and experience backcountry fishing, a yacht cruise, or scuba diving at the Looe Key Reef. Tour the waters via helicopter or seaplane for a once-in-alifetime thrill. Discover the diverse bird and marine life on an eco-tour. Click below to launch slideshow > Suite have no telephones or televisions, so disconnecting from the rest of the world is possible, and encouraged. Call your personal escape planner at 800-3GET-LOST or book online at www.littlepalmisland.com. Little Palm Island Resort & Spa is located at 28500 Overseas Hwy., Little Torch Key, FL 33042. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Little Palm Island Resort & Spa

To purchase tickets, go to www.MiamiOpen.com or call 305-943-6736. Miami Open presented by Itaú order of play - THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 STADIUM start 1:00 pm WTA - [21] A. Kontaveit (EST) vs [12] A. Barty (AUS) Not Before 3:00 pm ATP - [20] D. Shapovalov (CAN) vs [28] F. Tiafoe (USA) Not Before 7:00 pm ATP - [6] K. Anderson (RSA) vs [4] R. Federer (SUI) Not Before 9:00 pm WTA - [5] Ka. Pliskova (CZE) or M. Vondrousova (CZE) vs [2] S. Halep (ROU) GRANDSTAND start 1:00 pm ATP - [1] L. Kubot (POL) / M. Melo (BRA) vs [3] B. Bryan (USA) / M. Bryan (USA) Not Before 5:00 pm ATP - I. Dodig (CRO) / E. Roger-Vasselin (FRA) vs J. Isner (USA) / S. Querrey (USA) or W.Koolhof (NED) / S. Tsitsipas (GRE)

The year 2020 marks 20 years for Cubavera. To celebrate, the brand has created a beautiful collection based on its biggest inspiration, Miami --a city that has so much to offer, from its rich culture, amazing climate, environment and diversity. The brand has had 20 years of colorful, vibrant pieces that fit Miami's lifestyle. Click to view larger image > Shop Cubavera, where comfort meets style. For more info visit www.cubavera.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Cubavera

Keeping residents and businesses safe is the primary directive in the city’s fight against COVID-19. As such, the City Manager has extended his State of Emergency Declaration through April 2, 2020 with the following revisions: Consistent with the general restrictions on public and private gatherings set forth in the city’s “Safer at Home” Emergency Order, public and private gatherings of any number of people shall be prohibited in religious institutions and places of worship, to limit the community spread of COVID-19. Beachwalks and baywalks are now open daily as a shared use path for bicycles and pedestrians between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Before 9 a.m. and after 5 p.m., the beachwalks and baywalks are exclusively for pedestrians. Click here to read the city’s updated Emergency Measures effective March 27, 2020. Any violation of the aforementioned emergency measures would subject the individual or business entity to criminal penalties. Additionally, the State of Florida has announced Executive Order 20-80, which requires those who travel to Florida from an area with substantial community spread, to include the New York Tri-State area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) to isolate or quarantine for 14 days upon entering the state. Violation of Executive Order 20-80 is a second-degree misdemeanor pursuant to Section 252.50, Florida Statutes. Message from the Mayor Watch the latest COVID-19 update from Mayor Gelber below or view his message in Spanish here.

Effective March 27, 2020 at 11:59 PM, all residents living within the City of Miami are ordered to remain at home from the hours of 10PM - 5AM. All non-essential travel within the City of Miami will not be permitted. The following are exceptions to the order and are permitted: Anyone seeking medical services. Travel within the City to perform work in support of essential activities and establishments. Approved essential activities and establishments are listed in the Miami Dade County Emergency orders found here. Anyone walking their dog within 250 feet of their home. Our commitment to the vitality of our businesses remains steadfast. BID staff are engaged in ongoing communication with the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Miami Dade County Chamber of Commerce, and the Beacon Council so that we can best guide and support our businesses in their applications for financial support. Please review our resource page for more information on resources for small businesses and employers. Additionally, our friends at the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau have also gathered a list of relief resources. We launched a new directory of Grove stores available for online sales and ordering. Our website now has specific pages dedicated to directories spotlighting all the ways you can currently support our businesses: delivery and pick-up options from restaurants, virtual and live streaming wellness classes, and ways to shop online from our local retailers. If you are able to, please stay home. If you are classified as an essential worker doing the daily work to support and keep our community safe, we salute and thank you. May you be well, Abigael Mahony Executive Director

As the world continues to self-isolate due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood beginning today will bring its beloved art, food, entertainment, and wellness experiences closer to home. The Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) is launching the #WynAtHome virtual series on its popular @WynwoodMiami Instagram and Facebook channels to share live videos, stories and other never-before-seen content with its followers around the world. To kickoff #WynAtHome, Pitbull’s own DJ Damaged Goods will be headlining an Instagram Live house party @WynwoodMiami tonight, Friday, April 3rd in collaboration with 1-800-Lucky, Wynwood’s popular Asian food-hall and music venue. Next up, in honor of Taco Tuesday, #WynAtHome will take viewers into the kitchen at Coyo Taco for an Instagram Live cooking demonstration @WynwoodMiami on Tuesday, April 7th at 12/Noon—just in time for lunch!  Coyo Taco will share taco recipes that can be made at home with basic ingredients. There will also be special promotions, giveaways and other surprises.  Fans can also order to-go options of Coyo’s tacos, margaritas, beer, wine, tequila & mezcal to enjoy at home while viewing the live event. “It’s important more than ever to foster a sense of community as we continue self-isolating during these unprecedented times,” said Albert Garcia, Wynwood BID Chairman. “The #WynAtHome virtual series will bring positive, shared experiences that celebrate our beloved Wynwood community to remind us we’re in this together.” #WynAtHome content will be streamed live and posted on Instagram and Facebook @WynwoodMiami throughout the upcoming days and weeks including music performances curated by Wynwood’s Latin music nightclub El Patio, performances by artists in-residence at the Miami Light Project, wellness and fitness sessions from Sol Yoga, behind-the-scenes experiences at Veza Sur Brewery, culinary classes with Alter Chef Brad Kilgore, interviews with renowned street artists in collaboration with the Museum of Graffiti and so much more. Anyone wishing to participate is encouraged to follow and tune-in @WynwoodMiami on Instagram and Facebook and use the hashtag #WynAtHome to share user content. By Wynwood Miami. Art by Kara Franker

As the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak impacted the events community, show organizers and catering companies found themselves with plenty of flowers, food and beverages, but no guests to enjoy them. At the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC), Centerplate, exclusive food and beverage provider, partnered with event organizers and a local nonprofit to provide immediate relief to those in need. Due to unexpected event cancellations in early March, Centerplate had over 2,000 pounds of prepped food from the Zendesk Relate Conference and Miami City Ballet Gala. Centerplate at MBCC joined forces with event organizers in order to donate the extra food to Food Rescue US’ local site Food Rescue Miami. Food Rescue US is a platform that matches last-minute food donations with volunteers who then pick up and deliver the items to local charities or those facing food insecurity. (TSNN) The 1,000-pound food rescue from the Miami City Ballet Gala featured 32 gallons of milk, 21 (64 oz) containers of yogurt, 12 wheels of brie cheese, 5 (32 lb.) buckets of diced potato, 26 containers of pizza cheese, 6 (40 lb.) cases of lettuce, and other fresh fruits and vegetables. Zendesk offered an additional 1,000 lbs. of produce, bread, chips, snacks, sandwiches, pastries and mixed meats and cheeses. MBCC’s Centerplate Executive Director Steve Haas was proud to participate in the recovery effort. While it was a disappointment to have the cancellation, Haas said the donation “let somebody benefit from this.” Under the circumstances, he said, he understood the reason and hopes the Convention Center will host a rescheduled gala in the fall. “Centerplate works with Food Rescue on a regular basis as there’s often food left over from the larger events,” Haas said. “I’m thrilled when we can do this [and] take care of people who need it.” (RE:MiamiBeach) Centerplate at MBCC commits to overall food sustainability by leveraging every opportunity to reduce food waste, sourcing fresh produce, ingredients, meats and seafood from local farms and organizations to providing eco-friendly cutlery and dishware at their concessions. By Miami Beach Convention Center