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Just five feet tall, with a baby strapped to her chest and a soft, faltering voice, Kim Rivera is anything but soldierly. Yet two years ago, she was a private in the War on...
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Who's got a case of the Mondays? Time to call in sick in buddy, and pay $15 to super-size that weekend. It's an easy drive up to Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter to catch a...
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This is it, white people, the one day of the year you can hearken back to your roots without a qualifying shame for your thousands of years of crimes against humanity. St....
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Little did the United States Baseball Team realize that when star Alex Rodriguez decided to play for the Dominican Republic at the 2009 World Baseball Classic, they were...
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Aware of what, you ask? Music and art. The folks at Acustronic, an organization which asks to be called a "concept label," are throwing open the doors to their brand-new...
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The midweek mystery flu is not uncommon. So if you’ve been battling cold chills while coughing up blood and suffering less than stellar erections, resist that premature...
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Someone hasn’t gotten the word that truth was disproved by literary theorists almost 100 years ago, because the tautological yet somehow appropriately titled “spoken...
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Enigmatic rock musician Cleaveland Jones is one of the more interesting figures on the local scene and likes to think of himself as hard to pin down, stylewise. Take a listen...
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Until the City of Miami chooses to host an unannounced street festival on the Palmetto Expressway between 4 and 6 p.m. on a random Tuesday, the most exciting road closure of...
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After each fold of your brain is in use and your thirst for knowledge has been quenched, we’ll sit back and listen to you. Till then, take cues from the University of...
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Legendary photog Spencer Tunick made waves two years ago when he took over the Sagamore Hotel and filled it with more than 800 nude South Beachers. The birthday suit photo...
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There are two ways to watch street-legal racing for free in Miami. One is to get an Interstate 95-facing room at the City Inn Hotel on 82nd Street, though the view is...
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There’s nothing quite like the thunderous boom of a drum the size of a Volkswagen Bug to get the bones in your chest rattlin’. Japan’s legendary Kodo ensemble,...
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The Knicks were simply dominating the Miami Heat — crashing the boards, hitting their shots, playing shutdown defense. New York was nine minutes away from a big,...
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A packed house could have told the story as well, but a recent New York Times’ nod gave Bella Rose another boost on the cool meter for its weekly murder-mystery hipster...
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Picture yourself 50 stories above the universe in a low-slung semiprivate lounge at the highest outdoor pool in the city. Club 50 at the Viceroy is taking you Off the Radar...
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“We’re all having a good time” is repeated over and over as Lemonade’s track “Blissout” fades out. but there’s no need to state the obvious....
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Baltimore club music began in the early Pleistocene era, when males from the Homo habilis species found that tapping a stick on a rock in 8/4 time while repeating one unique...
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The streets outside Moroccan eatery Tazin are usually lined with luxe modern whips, far from the camel you might see tethered outside a North African resto serving the same...
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One positive outcome of the recent downturn in the art market is that institutions like our own Miami Art Museum should have a little easier time trying to compete with the...
