Free-to-play casino-style games have grown in popularity, offering an accessible entry point for many players. These platforms combine familiar casino mechanics with a social, risk-free environment that attracts a broad audience. As digital entertainment habits change, the genre continues to influence what a casino experience can mean for today’s players. In recent years, free-to-play designs have taken center stage, inviting players to enjoy classic casino elements without genuine financial risk. This shift appeals to individuals seeking casual entertainment rather than formal wagering. The growing interest in new social casino no deposit bonus features has highlighted how free-to-play models lower barriers and encourage participation among a wide demographic. Understanding this trend provides insight into why such games are so relevant in digital entertainment and how they adapt to lifestyle-driven leisure preferences. Distinct features of free-to-play social casinos Free-to-play in casino-style gaming refers to platforms where players receive free credits, experience authentic slot machines or card games, and can continue playing without a direct cost. These experiences often offer optional purchases, such as bonus credits or special in-game items, but entry and core gameplay do not require spending money. The model is effective because it reduces perceived risk, encouraging curiosity and casual engagement. Many users try new features and explore advanced gameplay elements before considering in-app spending, ensuring the experience remains approachable and non-intimidating. The result is a format that differs substantially from real-money gambling. Modern audience appeal and accessible design Today’s free-to-play casino games cater to those looking for short, convenient sessions that fit mobile-first routines. Quick rounds and easy logins allow players to start or pause play without ongoing commitment, supporting entertainment on their own schedule. This accessibility has contributed to the widespread popularity of the format, especially for those drawn to the mechanics rather than wagering itself. Some players choose games with a free-to-play model for the entertainment value and social features rather than for monetary outcomes. Progression, daily incentives, and virtual currency dynamics Progression systems add structure to the free-to-play experience, introducing daily rewards, login streaks, and timed events to maintain engagement. Features such as missions or bonus challenges encourage return visits while creating a sense of accomplishment independent of spending. Players interact with virtual currencies that act as pacing mechanisms and feedback tools. Game designers use scarcity, bonuses, and refills to influence choices and keep play sessions enjoyable. Virtual chips or coins simulate the feel of a casino without involving real financial stakes. Social connectivity, community, and responsible play Social layers build community through leaderboards, clubs, and friendly competitions, making the experience interactive and engaging. This environment can replace the excitement of real-money play with the gratification of shared achievement and positive feedback. Responsible entertainment remains central to free-to-play models. Many platforms provide spending limits, time reminders, and support resources to help users maintain awareness of their gaming habits. These tools support a healthy approach to leisure while enjoying the advantages of free-to-play environments. As free-to-play models expand, they suggest a future where casino-style entertainment is accessible to a broader audience and fits within lifestyle-friendly boundaries. This approach allows players to experience the excitement of gaming with minimal commitment, influencing how digital casino entertainment is enjoyed. By ML staff. Images courtesy of Unsplash.

Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet expands its Code 11.59 collection with a new Perpetual Calendar model that combines technical innovation with a refined monochromatic design. Crafted in 18-carat white gold, the 41 mm timepiece introduces the brand’s new selfwinding Calibre 7138, a movement engineered to simplify the perpetual calendar experience by allowing all functions to be adjusted directly through the crown. The system incorporates three patented mechanisms, eliminating the need for additional correction tools often associated with complex calendar watches. The watch pairs its smoked blue embossed dial with matching subdials, a coordinating inner bezel, and luminescent white gold hands and hour markers designed for improved readability. A double-curved sapphire crystal and sapphire caseback further emphasize the architectural profile of the Code 11.59 collection, while the blue rubber-coated strap with calfskin lining reinforces its contemporary character. Water resistant to 30 meters, the model balances everyday wearability with one of haute horology’s most sophisticated complications. Specs & Details Model: Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar Case size: 41 mm Thickness: 10.6 mm Material: 18-carat white gold Movement: Selfwinding Calibre 7138 Water resistance: 30 meters Crystal: Double-curved glareproofed sapphire crystal Strap: Blue textured rubber-coated strap with calfskin lining Clasp: 18-carat white gold AP folding clasp To learn more, visit www.audemarspiguet.com. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Audemars Piguet.

GOLDLAW, a personal injury law firm in West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie and Belle Glade, is pleased to announce that five of its attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers for 2026. Craig M. Goldenfarb, Esq.; Rafael J. Roca, Esq., BCS; Michael H. Kugler, Esq.; and Tim D. Kenison, Esq. were named to the 2026 Florida Super Lawyers list, a distinction reserved for the top 5% of attorneys in the state. Additionally, Paul W. McBride, Esq. was selected to the 2026 Florida Rising Stars list, which represents the top 2.5% of attorneys in each state who are either 40 years old or younger, or in practice for 10 years or less. Goldenfarb, CEO and founder of GOLDLAW, has been selected as a Super Lawyer for 12 years. After a highly successful career as a litigator, Goldenfarb’s primary focus is building teams that directly manage client cases and oversee the firm’s largest cases. He oversees pre-suit and litigation matters that involve significant loss, such as catastrophic injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death cases. Goldenfarb is an active national speaker to community organizations, lawyers, and other legal professionals on various topics concerning personal injury law, civil litigation and the justice system. He is also the founder of Heart of the Game, a nonprofit initiative that provides automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to youth athletic organizations, and the 7 Figure Attorney Summit, where he shares leadership and business development strategies with attorneys from across the country. Roca, a Board-Certified Civil Trial Lawyer® for cases involving wrongful death, catastrophic automobile accidents, and slip and falls, has been selected as a Super Lawyer for 17 years. Roca has earned many important accolades and secured millions in verdict and settlement recoveries for hundreds of injured clients. Kugler, a Civil Trial Attorney at GOLDLAW, has been selected for a fourth consecutive year as a Super Lawyer. Kugler has dedicated his career to obtaining justice for all categories of victims of negligence. In his career in pursuing justice for victims of the negligence of others, He has taken on such high-profile opponents as Mercedes-Benz, Toyota Motor Corporation, Fiat Chrysler, Michelin, and medical device giant Stryker. Kenison has been selected as a Super Lawyer in 2026 for the second consecutive year. As an attorney with more than twenty years of experience, Kenison prosecutes medical negligence and other complex negligence cases on behalf of the firm's clients. He is also the firm's in-house appellate counsel. McBride, a Civil Trial Attorney at GOLDLAW, has been selected for a third consecutive year as a Rising Star. McBride handles a wide variety of cases ranging from car crashes, trip and falls, wrongful death, products liability, negligent security, medical malpractice and sexual assault. "Having multiple attorneys recognized by Super Lawyers year after year reflects the depth of talent, experience and commitment to excellence across our firm," said Goldenfarb. "We are proud that our attorneys continue to earn the respect of their peers while remaining focused on what matters most: delivering exceptional results and helping our clients rebuild their lives after serious injuries. This recognition is a testament to the culture we've built at GOLDLAW and our unwavering dedication to those we serve." Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The annual selections are made using a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates, and peer reviews by practice area. The result is a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys. The Super Lawyers lists are published nationwide in Super Lawyers Magazines and in leading city and regional magazines and newspapers across the country. Super Lawyers magazines also feature editorial profiles of attorneys who embody excellence in the practice of law. For more information about Super Lawyers, visit SuperLawyers.com.

ALINA Residences Boca Raton, a 303-residence luxury condominium community in the heart of downtown Boca Raton developed by El-Ad National Properties, has been selected as one of the first seven luxury residential communities in the United States to participate in a hospitality-focused initiative developed through a collaboration between FirstService Residential and ATELIER CX, the consulting division of Forbes Travel Guide. Known for its wellness-focused lifestyle, resort-inspired amenities and elevated resident experience, ALINA comprises three architecturally distinctive nine-story buildings overlooking The Boca Raton golf course and is among the city's most sought-after luxury residential addresses. The selection places ALINA among an exclusive group of luxury residential properties nationwide recognized for their commitment to delivering elevated resident experiences through personalized service, thoughtful community management and hospitality-driven standards. Located in the heart of downtown Boca Raton, ALINA offers a wellness-focused lifestyle complemented by resort-inspired amenities, curated resident experiences and a strong emphasis on service excellence. The program is designed to establish hospitality-driven service standards within luxury residential communities through customized service frameworks, staff training and operational assessments focused on consistency, personalization and service excellence. ALINA Residences joins an exclusive group of residential properties across the country selected for the inaugural rollout, including communities in New York City, Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles and South Florida. “As luxury residential living continues to evolve, homeowners increasingly expect more than exceptional residences and resort-inspired amenities,” said Candace Jorritsma, vice president of sales and marketing for El-Ad National Properties. “Personalized service, attentive management and thoughtfully curated experiences have become important differentiators among the nation's premier residential communities.” “At ALINA, our focus has always been on executing the developer’s vision and delivering a thoughtful and well-rounded experience for our residents,” said German Cabieses, general manager of ALINA Residences Boca Raton. “Participating in this program allows us to build on that foundation by aligning with world-class hospitality-driven standards that bring greater consistency and intention to how service is delivered every day.” “We're excited to collaborate with FirstService Residential as they further strengthen their approach to luxury residential experiences through hospitality-inspired service principles,” said Hermann Elger, chief executive officer of Forbes Travel Guide. “This engagement reflects FirstService Residential's commitment to the convergence of hospitality and residential living, where thoughtful service design, consistency and luxury personalization are increasingly important to residents and communities alike.” Located in the heart of downtown Boca Raton, ALINA Residences was designed around a wellness-focused lifestyle that blends luxury, convenience and connection. Residents enjoy access to an extensive collection of amenities, including two rooftop pools, spa facilities with steam rooms and saunas, state-of-the-art fitness centers, yoga and wellness spaces, club rooms, a golf and sports simulator, outdoor gathering spaces and dedicated resident services. The comprehensive program includes customized service blueprints, training for both corporate and on-site teams, and ongoing assessments designed to further enhance the resident experience. The initiative reflects a growing trend across the luxury residential sector, where hospitality principles are increasingly shaping how communities operate and serve residents. Developed by El-Ad National Properties, ALINA Residences comprises three architecturally distinctive nine-story buildings totaling 303 residences in downtown Boca Raton. Positioned between The Boca Raton golf course and Southeast Mizner Boulevard, the community offers walkable access to the city's premier dining, shopping, cultural attractions and beaches. ALINA 200 and ALINA 210 are sold out, with a limited number of residences remaining at ALINA 220. For more information about ALINA Residences Boca Raton, visit alinabocaraton.com. By ML Staff. Content and photos courtesy of ALINA Boca Raton.

Donna Mare Italian Chophouse is giving wine enthusiasts another reason to book a table. The coastal Italian restaurant, located adjacent to Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club in Miami Beach, has been recognized with Wine Spectator’s 2026 Award of Excellence, honoring restaurants that pair exceptional wines with outstanding cuisine. Credit: Wine Spectator At Donna Mare, the wine list features a carefully selected collection of bottles from Italy and around the world, offering guests the perfect complement to its menu of handcrafted pasta, wood-fired pizzas crafted with a 50-year-old mother yeast, premium steaks and sustainably sourced seafood. Credit: Aura Groupe Donna Mare’s warm, Mediterranean-inspired dining room sets the scene for everything from date nights to celebrations with friends. Centered around a grand olive tree and accented with lush green banquettes, warm wood finishes and golden velvet drapery, the restaurant blends Italian tradition with the laid-back elegance of Miami Beach. Credit: Cristian Gonzalez Whether stopping in for Aperitivo Hour or a leisurely dinner, Donna Mare Italian Chophouse delivers an elevated dining experience in the heart of Mid-Beach. For reservations, visit donnamare.com or book through OpenTable. Follow @donnamaremiami on Instagram for the latest updates. By ML Staff. Top photo by Cristian Gonzalez.

As Miami embraces another season of seaside style, Louis Vuitton unveils its Women’s Resort Collection, a chic celebration of summer glamour inspired by Summer escapes. Featuring ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes and accessories, the collection is designed for beachside escapes, sunset cocktails and effortless warm-weather elegance, all accented with the House’s signature Monogram style. Among the standout collector pieces is the limited-edition Ace Ball, inspired by a volleyball crafted from 18 leather and Monogram canvas panels. Another highlight, the Bag-Alow, draws inspiration from California beach bungalows and the stilt houses of the American West Coast. Crafted from leather with refined detailing, the architectural handbag reflects Louis Vuitton’s renowned savoir-faire while channeling relaxed coastal luxury. Learn more at www.louisvuitton.com. By ML staff. Photos/Louis Vuitton.

If you've ever white-knuckled your way through rush hour on I-95 or tried to merge onto the Palmetto during Friday afternoon gridlock, you already know Miami traffic is no joke. Collisions happen constantly, and a routine fender bender can spiral into a financial headache faster than you'd expect, especially now that fault plays a bigger role in recovery under recent reforms. So what changed? According to Florida crash statistics, the state recorded 367,037 car accidents in 2025, resulting in 238,780 injuries and 2,968 fatalities. By June 2026, Florida had already logged 162,116 crashes, 104,833 injuries, and 1,154 fatalities. And under the state's modified comparative negligence framework, a driver found greater than 50% at fault can be barred entirely from recovering damages from other at-fault parties. That single threshold makes knowing your rights after a wreck more important than ever. Why Florida's New Auto Injury Rules Hit Harder in Miami Heavily traveled routes like I-95, SR-826, and the Dolphin Expressway, along with busy urban intersections around Brickell, Wynwood, Coral Gables, and Flagler Street, are notorious breeding grounds for multi-vehicle pileups, rear-end collisions, and left-turn disputes. Aggressive lane changes and heavy tourist traffic from the airport and cruise terminals make shared-fault disputes incredibly common. When multiple drivers are involved in Miami-Dade, insurance adjusters actively divide blame to minimize their financial exposure. Under the state's modified comparative negligence framework, this turns even minor roadside disagreements into high-stakes financial disputes. The 50% Fault Threshold Changes the Stakes Florida shifted from pure comparative negligence to modified comparative negligence for most negligence-based claims. In plain terms, if you are found to be greater than 50% at fault for your own injuries, you are legally barred from recovering any damages from the other party. If you are 50% or less at fault, your final recovery is simply reduced by your specific percentage of blame. Example: Say your total damages equal $100,000, and you are found 30% at fault. Your recovery drops to $70,000. However, if an adjuster or jury assigns you 51% of the blame, your final recovery drops to zero. This strict cutoff makes gathering evidence early absolutely critical. How Modified Comparative Negligence Works Alongside Florida's No-Fault System Many Miami drivers mistakenly assume that being in a "no-fault" state means fault never matters. That's a dangerous misconception. Florida still uses a no-fault system for basic personal injury protection (PIP), but fault becomes the central issue when injuries are serious enough to exceed PIP limits. And in a city where high-speed highway crashes are a daily occurrence, exceeding those limits isn't rare. PIP Still Covers Some Initial Losses Florida drivers generally must carry at least $10,000 in PIP coverage. This mandatory insurance typically covers 80% of reasonable medical expenses and 60% of lost wages, regardless of who caused the wreck. The system helps you get immediate treatment without waiting for a lengthy fault investigation, which is genuinely useful when you're sitting in an ER wondering who's going to pay for the ambulance ride. When Fault Becomes Central Again PIP is limited, and it's often woefully inadequate for major medical events (think spinal injuries, multiple surgeries, or extended rehab). To pursue damages from an at-fault driver, your injury generally must meet Florida's serious injury threshold. Once a claim moves beyond PIP, comparative negligence arguments will significantly affect your potential settlement or verdict value. That's where the real fight begins. Here's a quick comparison to help you see how the two systems work side by side: Issue PIP Claim Negligence-Based Injury Claim Who pays first Your own auto insurer At-fault party or insurer, if liability is established Fault required No Yes Typical coverage Medical bills and partial lost wages up to policy limits Broader damages; potentially includes future losses, pain and suffering Basic limit Usually $10,000 PIP Depends on damages, available insurance, and proof Effect of 50% rule Not the main issue Decisive; bars all recovery if your fault is greater than 50% Why it matters in Miami Helps pay immediate hospital bills after a crash Critical in serious, disputed, or multi-car collisions What You Should Do Immediately After a Miami Crash Because fault percentages directly dictate whether you receive compensation, small details gathered at the scene carry major weight. Insurers actively scour digital evidence, black-box data, and vehicle positions to push your percentage of blame past the 50% cutoff. To protect both your physical health and your financial recovery, use this roadside checklist: Call 911 and report the collision: A police report provides crucial, objective evidence when fault is later disputed. Get medical attention promptly: Florida PIP rules require treatment within 14 days to preserve benefits; delays also give insurers room to argue your injuries happened elsewhere. Photograph everything safely: Capture vehicle damage, skid marks, lane positions, debris, road signs, and visible injuries. Prioritize digital and forensic evidence: Note if nearby commercial buildings have security cameras, and ensure electronic data or dashcam footage is preserved immediately. Exchange information, but never argue about fault: A roadside apology or an offhand guess like "I didn't see you" will be weaponized against you by adjusters. Collect witness contact details: Neutral third-party accounts are invaluable when two drivers tell conflicting stories. Notify your insurer, but avoid early recorded statements: Keep your initial account strictly factual. Do not speculate on speeds or timing before the full scope of your injuries and the crash dynamics are clear. Preserve all post-crash documentation: Keep every receipt, medical record, and repair estimate to establish the true timeline and financial impact of the crash. If you want more step-by-step guidance on what to do after a wreck, these informative personal injury Florida resource videos cover accident response, insurance questions, and attorney-related considerations in a Florida-specific context. Common Mistakes That Can Hurt Recovery Under Florida's New Rules Making avoidable mistakes in the immediate aftermath of a crash can severely damage an otherwise viable claim. Protect your recovery by avoiding these major pitfalls: Giving Early Recorded Statements or Admitting Fault: Adjusters often call within hours, seeking recorded statements before the true cost of your injury is clear. Apologizing, guessing your speed, or accepting a fast settlement offer can lock you into an inaccurate narrative and hand adjusters the ammunition they need to push your blame over the 50% cutoff. Waiting Too Long for Medical Care: Delaying your first doctor visit allows insurance companies to argue that your injuries aren't severe, while risking your mandatory 14-day PIP eligibility window. Assuming PIP Covers Everything: Severe injuries quickly exhaust Florida’s basic $10,000 no-fault limits. A single hospital stay, surgeries, and physical therapy require pursuing a negligence-based claim against the at-fault driver. Overlooking Compressed Deadlines: Under the revised law, the statute of limitations for general auto negligence claims is compressed to two years. Missing this window completely bars you from pursuing compensation. The Bottom Line: What Miami Drivers Should Expect in 2026 The post-reform landscape places a heavy burden on driver behavior and documentation. If you are filing an auto injury claim today, expect the following realities: Aggressive Blame-Splitting: In multi-car pileups on routes like the Palmetto or I-95, insurers will actively try to spread liability across multiple parties to push your fault past the 50% mark and eliminate their payout exposure entirely. Mandatory Ironclad Documentation: Winning claims require undeniable proof. Dashcams (highly recommended for regular Miami commuters), immediate witness statements, and continuous medical records are your best shield against fault-shifting strategies. Zero Margin for Error on Complex Claims: Serious accidents involving rideshares (Uber/Lyft) or commercial vehicles require immediate, professional review. Because crossing the 50% fault threshold means walking away with nothing, early legal navigation is no longer optional—it is the foundation of your recovery. Frequently Asked Questions Is Florida still a no-fault state for car accidents? Yes, Florida still uses a no-fault system for basic PIP coverage, but fault becomes critical when a serious injury claim goes beyond PIP limits. What is the 50% fault threshold rule in Florida car accident cases? Under Florida's modified comparative negligence framework, you are legally barred from recovering damages from another party if you are found to bear greater than 50% of the fault for the accident. How soon should you see a doctor after a Florida car accident? As soon as possible. Prompt treatment helps protect your health, supports important documentation, and is often necessary to preserve mandatory PIP benefits. Can you still recover money if you were partly at fault? Generally, yes, provided you were 50% or less at fault. Your total recovery will be reduced by your assigned share of the blame, though. By ML Staff. Image generated by Gemini.

In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Venezuela, every donation can help provide lifesaving assistance to families, children, and animals affected by this tragedy. Miami Living Magazine has reviewed the organizations below based on their established humanitarian track record, transparency, accountability, and active response to the disaster to help readers donate with greater confidence. Recommended Organizations to Support International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) / Venezuelan Red Cross Photos/IFRC One of the world's most trusted disaster-response organizations, providing emergency medical care, search and rescue support, shelter, and essential relief supplies in Venezuela. Website: https://www.ifrc.org Instagram: @ifrc World Central Kitchen (WCK) Photos/World Central Kitchen Founded by Chef José Andrés, WCK is serving freshly prepared meals to survivors, first responders, and displaced families in affected communities. Website: https://wck.org Instagram: @wckitchen Direct Relief Photos/Direct Relief International medical humanitarian organization delivering emergency medicines, trauma supplies, and medical equipment to healthcare providers responding to the earthquake. Website: https://www.directrelief.org Instagram: @directrelief Four Paws International (Animals) Photo/FOUR PAWS/Hristo Vladev Photo/FOUR PAWS Global animal welfare organization with extensive disaster-response experience, supporting the rescue and emergency care of animals affected by natural disasters through local partners. Website: https://www.four-paws.org Instagram: @fourpawsinternational Editorial Note: While no organization can guarantee exactly how every individual dollar is spent, the nonprofits above have established records of financial transparency, independent accountability, and recognized humanitarian operations. Donating through their official websites is the safest way to avoid scams. By ML Staff. Top image/Deposit Photo

As Miami embraces a summer filled with international soccer, many local fans are preparing to host friends and family for watch parties throughout the tournament. From snacks and drinks to easy crowd-pleasing bites, entertaining at home can require plenty of planning. To help simplify game-day hosting, Shipt has introduced Shipt Kits in partnership with Winn-Dixie. Available through the Shipt app and website, the curated bundles allow shoppers to add themed spreads to their carts with a single tap and receive same-day delivery. The new offering is designed to help hosts spend less time making trips to the store and more time enjoying the action on the pitch. Among the available options are "Match of the Week" Kits, featuring snacks and beverages inspired by featured matchups, along with bundles such as The Sandwich Station and Fan Food, which include ingredients and crowd favorites suitable for gatherings of all sizes. In addition to the new kits, Miami shoppers can take advantage of several limited-time offers. Through July 31, customers can use promo code SUMMER40 to receive $40 off a Winn-Dixie order of $80 or more placed through Shipt. New members can also join Shipt's annual membership program for $49, half off the regular $99 price, through July 5. Known for its same-day delivery service and Preferred Shoppers feature, Shipt continues to expand ways for customers to personalize their grocery experience while making everyday errands more convenient. More information about Shipt's game-day hosting kits is available online. By ML Staff. Photos/Shipt

Animals in War, which was first released last year, premiered on Video-on-Demand (VOD) on June 26 across leading digital platforms. The anthology features Academy Award winner Sean Penn alongside Ukrainian and international artists in seven stories inspired by real events that unfolded during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Created by Ukrainian filmmakers, the project looked at the war through the experiences of animals living alongside civilians. Each segment stood on its own while contributing to a broader portrait of life under conflict. A rabbit, a wolf, a cow, and other animals became part of deeply personal stories shaped by displacement, fear, and survival. The filmmakers blended realistic scenes with symbolic imagery to show how the invasion affected everyday life. The stories followed children, families, and people living under occupation, revealing the difficult choices they faced while holding on to the bonds they formed with the animals around them. Penn appeared as part of an international collaboration that supported a project conceived and produced in Ukraine. The anthology was created to draw attention to the humanitarian and environmental consequences of the war through perspectives that are rarely seen on screen. Although each chapter featured different characters and settings, the film maintained a consistent focus on compassion in the middle of crisis. Animals in War presented an intimate view of conflict, reminding viewers that its consequences reached far beyond the battlefield and extended to every living creature caught in its path. Stream Animals in War, the Ukrainian anthology film featuring Oscar winner Sean Penn, on Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, or Film Movement Plus. It is also available to rent or buy on digital VOD platforms like the Apple TV Store and Amazon Video and Letterbox. By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of Omnibus Entertainment

A Havana-style comedy cabaret honoring Cuban comedian Álvarez Guedes is nearing the end of its extended run in a custom-built tent at Miami’s Tropical Park, with its final performances set for July 19. “Muerto de Risa – El Último Show de Álvarez Guedes” is a comedy cabaret built around the legacy of the late performer, whose recordings were staples in Miami and Latin American homes for decades. The production brings him back to the stage through Cuban actor Ariel Texidó, whose portrayal has drawn consistently sold-out crowds. The show has been running for several months at Tropical Park and is presented as a multigenerational experience that does not require audiences to be Cuban or Latino to connect with its humor and storytelling. Tickets and information are available on the official site Muerto de Risa, with performances scheduled Thursday through Sunday through July 19. By ML. Photo(s)/Muerto de Risa – El Último Show de Álvarez Guedes

Chanel has expanded its skincare lineup with Démaquillant Lacté Intense, a new bi-phase makeup remover designed for the eye and lip areas as well as the face. The formula combines a water-like phase with a milk-like texture and is enriched with a camellia complex, featuring ingredients derived from the camellia flower, the emblem of Chanel. The cleanser is formulated to remove all types of makeup, including waterproof products, along with sunscreen and impurities such as pollutants, while helping to maintain the skin’s barrier and microbiome. According to an instrumental evaluation of 15 people, skin was measured to be 56% more hydrated immediately after use. Démaquillant Lacté Intense is positioned as suitable for all skin types and can be paired with the brand’s La Mousse cleanser as a two-step routine for a more thorough cleanse. The launch highlights Chanel’s continued focus on camellia-based skincare ingredients, which are known for their moisturizing properties and are used across several of the house’s skincare products. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel