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Kill Gus Boulis's Killer?
Paul Brandreth didn't want to murder anybody. Or did he?
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City Hall Stinks
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Mayor of the Nude Beach
So he's naked and in his seventies. He's still the coolest guy you'll ever meet.
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I Have HIV
But I'm not telling you, babe. Happy Valentine's Day!
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Vamos a Cuba!
Join us as we try to hitch a ride to the island before the gold rush strikes.
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City Hall Stinks (58)
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Coconut Grove's other half feels left out.
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Sarnoff Shmarnoff (14)
Commissioner Marc's claim to a famous bloodline just might be fiction.
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Jumping the Snapper (5)
Brosia boards the Mediterranean bandwagon, with mixed results.
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Cyclists Court Death Daily (55)
It's dangerous, but Miami is getting friendlier to bikes.
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Down, Dirty, and Nastie
Witness the glorious return of female wrestling.
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Wear a Cup
Old-school comedians can handle you hecklers.
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Real Life 101
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Global Warming Can Be Glamorous
All this and more at the Yacht and Brokerage Show.
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Re-Heat
The Miami Heat looks to rebuild by moving its biggest piece.
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Massacre Victims Finally Win: $37 Million
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Langerado: No Vampire! Denied!
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The Nuts Rock Out
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Wacky Tobaccy
Ain’t nothing wrong with it in this Key West musical.
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Lawyers Do It Better
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BP in the Place to Be
Don’tcha just love Bernadette Peters?
By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik
Published: March 6, 2008
One of our favorite scenes in one of our favorite movies has gotta be from the 1979 classic The Jerk. No, not the part where Navin discovers his “special purpose,” silly. We’re talking about the sweetest part of the movie, when Navin and Marie walk along the beach and sing “Tonight You Belong to Me.” We were impressed with Steve Martin’s crazy ukulele skills, but we fell head over heels for the wide-eyed, angelic-voiced, innocent-yet-tough Bernadette Peters. And our love has only blossomed with time, although her cinematic appearances have become increasingly rarer.
You see, Peters is a self-described “Broadway Baby.” Her heart belongs to the Great White Way. She’d rather be singing Sondheim than standing on a Hollywood film set. She’s been singing her heart out and performing regularly since about 1980, and has won seven Tony Award nominations along the way. Her career has endured, and her voice remains just as sweet as it was back in ’79. Hear for yourself tonight at 8 when she takes the stage at the Arsht Center. To give additional bombast to her renditions of the music of Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and Irving Berlin, a full orchestra will accompany the stage and screen legend.
Sat., March 8, 8 p.m., 2008
