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Saving the Glades could mean screwing these guys.
By Tim Elfrink
A clump of iron wires dangles from a boat in the cool brown canal. On this breezy April morning, a few hundred volts crackle through the metal strands into the water.
Barron...
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By Arielle Castillo
Friday night's weekly Flamingo Fridays party at PS14 marks the first show in a while on this side of the county line for the Miami foursome Astari Nite. The band has been...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
One thing Wynwood is short on is trees, which somewhat spoils the prospect of strolling around and peeking your head into art galleries this summer, at least while the sun's...
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By Dan Renzi
Who says Seders are just for Passover? Temple Israel, that rowdy congregation of gay-lovin Jews, will hold its annual Pride Seder this Wednesday night in honor of Gay...
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By Chris Joseph
The Florida Marlins are crapping the proverbial bed. We know this. But lets recap anyway. The starting pitching has gone from having great young arms to calling up your...
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By Raina McLeod
We learned poker over jellybeans and cold milk while Daddy berated us for not holding our hand close to the chest, but these days you can easily find a nice digital instructor...
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By John Hood
Amazing what three months alone in a northern Wisconsin cabin will do for a fella, especially if hes bedridden with mono and has nothing but a complete collection of...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
In 1993, De La Guarda took New York City by storm, breaking the traditional fourth wall by literally suspending the theatrical performance above the heads of the audience. The...
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By Raina McLeod
Snowbirds tend to think we Miamians take Mother Natures bountiful gifts for granted just because we dont anticipate the day when cherry blossoms bloom or fallen...
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By DAVE LANDSBERGER
Imagine the hallway in your high school. Now imagine each Trapper Keeper-toting, horn-rimmed-glasses-wearing geek who was either barreling into you with un-nerd-like...
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By Raina McLeod
Kevin Hart is easy to spot in a crowd of tall people. Not because his height stretches beyond the dimensions of average man, but because hell be the knee-high guy holding...
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By Raina McLeod
Maybe you prefer poolside recreation, but theres nothing like a dip in the ocean. Floating alongside condoms, cigarettes, and pocket-size Grey Goose bottles is an...
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By Raina McLeod
If you like your comedy sugar-coated, you should stay home and watch a Full House marathon, because Wanda Sykes will be live at the Fillmore and shell surely bring a bag...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
If Lewis and Clark had assembled a yearbook at the end of their three-year expedition, George Shannon would have been voted Most Likely to Get Lost. Eighteen years old when he...
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By Raina McLeod
The good thing about this recession: Creative minds are putting forth works untethered by the constraints of The Man and fully inspired by the shackles and freedom found within...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Willie Chirino was born in 1947 in Consolación del Sur, Cuba, as a handsome, musically talented 30-year-old who hasnt aged a day since. Think were lying?...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Youve heard it a thousand times: Going to the theatre (notice the spelling) is good for you. A cultural experience, expand your horizons, blah, blah, blah. Well, we can...
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By S. PAJOT
As yet another workweek sputters to a close, its finally time to blow your service-class cash wad. Whats that, you ask? Where should you go to blow it? Just do as...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
All right, all ye boaters. Its time to stop flogging your boatswains and crawl out of your tropical depressions. The economic waters have stopped receding; high tide is...
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By P. Scott Cunningham
Here in Miami, we cant resist a good cocaine story. Give us a rich kid who starts dealing just because its easy and slowly gets pulled further and further into the...
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