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2009 Stories by P. Scott Cunningham

• A Day to Remember

  published November 5, 2009

  Do people even know this Wednesday is Veteran’s Day? Or the reason why it’s celebrated November 11? For the historically or... More >>

• Night of the Living Word

  published November 5, 2009

  Brave the 85-degree weather and venture out to Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus this week for one of the greatest author combinations Evenings... More >>

• Forget Hall-ho-ween and Do Fet Gede Instead

  published November 5, 2009

  American Halloween is weak sauce: Dress up like Michael Jackson, pay too much to get into a cheesy club where every single girl is wearing a... More >>

• Trade Day for Night

  published November 5, 2009

  The Paris-born Sleepless Night seems tailor-made for a town like Miami Beach, where hotel rooms are just a secure place to store your bags.... More >>

• Panama!

  published November 5, 2009

  Not many films can boast what The Wind and the Water can: that it's the first documentary ever made by an indigenous Panamanian tribe. The... More >>

• Ten ways Ted Ginn Jr. can repay Miami for the Dolphins' loss to the Saints

  published October 29, 2009

  Ten ways Ted Ginn Jr. can repay Miami for the Dolphins' loss to the Saints More >>

• Cinematic Fire

  published October 29, 2009

  Based on award-winning author Sherman Alexie’s short stories, Smoke Signals centers on two boys on the Coeur D’Alene Indian... More >>

• Dead Men Talking

  published October 29, 2009

  Author Philip Smith grew up in a world most Americans can’t understand: Miami, specifically 1960s Miami, a time of heightened racial... More >>

• Don’t Sit in the Balcony

  published October 29, 2009

  The fact that Congress chose Miami as one of 11 cities to host events celebrating the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth says a lot... More >>

• A Better Fantasy Than the Football Kind

  published October 29, 2009

  Yes, this Saturday’s Captain Morgan’s Fantasy Fest Parade on Duval Street in Key West is a healthy distance from Miami. But is... More >>

• Bright Side of the Moon

  published October 29, 2009

  If you live south of downtown, take care of your little ghouls by taking them to the Gables. Head to Miracle Mile for Halloween on the... More >>

• Bright Side of the Moon

  published October 29, 2009

  For folks across the causeway, head to Miami Beach Botanical Garden for Halloween Family Day. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the name of the game... More >>

• Bright Side of the Moon

  published October 29, 2009

  Sometimes the “Day” doesn’t get enough respect here at “Night & Day,” especially on that most nighttime of holidays... More >>

• The Big Sleep

  published October 29, 2009

  Forget the haunted houses and the crappy slasher films — the scariest spectacle you can treat yourself to this weekend is the premiere of... More >>

• To the Nines

  published October 22, 2009

  You know the story: Beethoven was deaf when he wrote his ninth and final symphony based on a poem by Friedrich Schiller called "Ode to Joy." You... More >>

• The Book of Isiah

  published October 22, 2009

  Touché, New York. After years of Allan Houston and company owning the Miami Heat’s balls in the playoffs, you went into the toilet... More >>

• Poker in the Front, Burgies in the Back

  published October 22, 2009

  The heterosexual man cannot live on eye candy alone. Sure, South Beach rules Miami-Dade (and perhaps the world) in terms of beautiful women, but... More >>

• There’s a Time Machine in the Gables

  published October 22, 2009

  Abraham Lincoln was born 200 years ago in, yes, a log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky. Nine years later, on a farm in Talbot County, Maryland,... More >>

• So You Think You Can Read?

  published October 22, 2009

  So you think you can make it to the So You Think You Can Dance 2009 tour? You think you can get to the American Airlines Arena by 7:30 p.m.... More >>

• Frighteningly Decadent

  published October 22, 2009

  Halloween’s a holiday that seems concocted by the pagan gods just for Miami: a dash of exhibitionism, a touch of erotica, and a hint of... More >>

• Are You Ready for Some More Football?

  published October 15, 2009

  If you play fantasy football, you know how quickly it spirals into a life obsession. Soon after starting, you need the other six days of the week,... More >>

• One Good Turntable Deserves Another

  published October 15, 2009

  Miami has a bad DJ surplus. The technological trickery of programs such as Final Scratch and Traktor has vaulted a whole generation of tin-eared... More >>

• Three by Free

  published October 15, 2009

  Anyone who thinks the onset of Kindle and other digital readers means the total annihilation of the book hasn’t picked up a copy of... More >>

• Frankly Swanky

  published October 15, 2009

  Just because you're not a real spy doesn't mean you can't play one at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, and you'll want to the... More >>

• Behind the Frame

  published October 8, 2009

  Remember that Urbania Fine Art Frames store at 11 NE 39th St. in the Design District? Probably not, but you will soon. In bit of clever... More >>