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Kill Gus Boulis's Killer?
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Mayor of the Nude Beach
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I Have HIV
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Vamos a Cuba!
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Coconut Grove's other half feels left out.
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Jumping the Snapper (5)
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The Reporter and the Tranny (4)
He kissed her, um, him, and that was only the beginning.
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Another Side of Page and Plant
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Pick Up and Go
Blue Martini is maybe a good place to meet a significant other. But first listen to the stories they tell.
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The Prodigal Piano Man
Johnny Rodgers plays his hometown a song.
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As Nastie as They Wanna Be
This wrestling makes that Ultimate stuff look wimpy.
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Miami Movement
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By Mosi Reeves
Published: January 29, 2004Colette Marino emerged from Chicago in the late Nineties as one-fourth of the house collective Superjane. What distinguished her from partners Lady D, DJ Heather, and Dayhota wasn't her strong DJ skills, but her penchant for spinning records and singing at the same time. This is far from a gimmick; Colette is actually a trained mezzo-soprano who has sung on a number of house tracks for DJ Sneak, Mazi, and Angel Alanis. In her live performances/DJ sets, though, the resulting effect is strangely disorienting as she produces elastic notes that float over and occasionally grate against supple deep house tracks.
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David Goldman
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Subject(s): DJ Colette performs with KOS and others
Most people haven't heard from Colette since she's been holed up in a Los Angeles studio for the past several months working on her debut album. (She hasn't released a mix CD since 2001.) This year should mark a long-awaited comeback as her disc, From a Record Player, finally hits stores and she retakes the spotlight.
