I didn't have anything to do with it, but it's from my sister paper: Miami.com just officially relaunched as an entertainment/arts site, built in Drupal:
http://www.miami.com/

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btopro’s picture

Not a huge fan of the overall look/feel (a bit too open for my taste) but I really like the main display of content widget that flips through different aspects of the site they want to high lite. Also the "What's on?" section is a really good idea (and UI for it is a good idea).

duntuk’s picture

I love it... nice colors... easy to read... and think it's using a proper amount of whitespace for what it's being used for (entertainment/social site)

guillaumeduveau’s picture

Not even a mention of Drupal... not even an official showcase article...

kingto’s picture

can you share your page.tpl.php?
i want to learn it.
thanks

Pushkar Gaikwad’s picture

that's not his site :)

It seems they have changed everything.

The AL’s picture

Is that even Drupal? It really doesn't look like it to me. Well, maybe. [???]

johnbeamer’s picture

look at the source and search "drupal"

The AL’s picture

Wow. That is one of the most customized Drupal sites I've yet seen. So much of it has to be made from scratch. That's pretty sweet, though. I would love to figure out to to integrate some of the Flash/Search stuff they're using.

kingto’s picture

you're right.
i like everything in this site, especially "What's on".

I have already contacted them, they mean, it will likely be through drupal.org's newspaper group, we can watch for that!

johnbeamer’s picture

Any plans to make the main newspaper sites Drupal too?

dnguyen’s picture

AFAIK, McClatchy is only using Drupal for community type sites, and using their own publishing system to put out the papers.

ms1’s picture

Is this drupal?

Looks great though. It does register as a beautiful design

The AL’s picture

I thought that at first, too! But it actually is. It's just exorbitantly customized.

bananamuffin’s picture

Exorbitantly is an understatement!! It's amazing. I like it a lot! I wish sites this big would leave a little note in the footer that they were powered by drupal or something. It's such a small but yet great way to give back.