I am going to start this post off by saying that I am 100% biased when it comes to the topic of pit bulls and their capacity to be loving, safe pets. You see, I have owned pit bulls who were loving and safe dogs and I have a very strong bond with my friends’ pit bulls. I’m a dog lover and I own five dogs, all small breeds, ONLY because I can’t legally own a pit bull in Miami-Dade County. But all of that could change tomorrow because for the first time since it was passed, voters... Read More →
Miami is a city where public transportation is a punchline and where every major roadway turns into a parking lot from the hours of 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. And with gas prices soaring to Sell-A-Kidney-To-Fill-Up-Your-Tank status, owning a car is becoming a real pain in the ass. Maybe that’s why so many commuters are opting to go the way of scooters, motorcycles and bikes to get around town? And I think that should be applauded. More people should consider going the greener, less... Read More →
Born in Manhattan, raised everywhere, Candace Meyer prides herself in the uniqueness of her entity. Raised by Broadway star Wanda Richert, coupled with her father’s influence in videography and production, she really didn’t know any life other than that of an artist’s. At age 14, she dove into hip hop and started writing rhymes paired with soulful melodies. By the time that 2006 Ultra Music Festival rolled around, she realized that there was more to her music than heavy, dark booms... Read More →
Steven A. Clark is a man of little words. He was born in Arkansas and raised in North Carolina but is now a proud member of the 305′s musical community. Sure, February may be about cupid’s arrow with the hearts and chocolates following us around for weeks now… but this singer and songwriter isn’t about that sugar-coated profession of love. His smiles are furtive. His emotions guarded. Listen closely to his lyrics, pay close attention to his performances and you may just discover... Read More →
365 days of madness – that’s what we’re about, but apparently we’re not the only ones. All the year-end recaps on the tube got us thinking about the events that made our heads shake in disgust, crack-up or confused where we had to ask ourselves: “Did I hear this right?” We know you feel the same, so here are Antisteez’s Top 5 Most “WTF?!” Moments of 2011. Let us know what moments on our list made you say “WTF?!” the loudest, or... Read More →
In the past year we’ve seen movements gain moment in extraordinary ways. From Saudi women finding support on Twitter for their right to drive or BBM aiding Egyptian freedom fighters to Facebook allowing the world to see the front lines of Occupy Wall Street; we’ve all had a chance to be a part of change in a way we never thought possible. While some call that passive activism other could argue that it’s about offering information… giving insight… providing a voice for... Read More →

