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Night&Day
By PENN BULLOCK
When the Miami Herald rehired novelist Ana Menendez as a columnist in 2005, a colleague greeted her grimly: Welcome back to newspapers. It's like joining the railroads in...
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Night&Day
By AMANDA MCCORQUODALE
In the 18-block district that hosts this towns most cutting-edge furniture stores, chichi design, and high-minded art galleries, Miami New Times and the City of Miami...
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Night&Day
By Raina McLeod
There are more than 1,500 children eligible for adoption in the state of Florida, of which an average of 37% will sit on a waiting list more than three years. The Children's...
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Night&Day
By John Hood
Born in Santiago, Chile, and raised right here in stormy South Florida, Ashe has been at it for more time than most folks devote to realizing their lives, let alone their...
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City Life
Who's the best politician? Where can you go for a weekend getaway? We have the answers.
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Shops & Wares
Get good deals on booze to drown your sorrows. Or try an affordable spa to massage away your troubles.
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Bars & Music
Find a neighborhood bar where everybody knows your name, or go incognito at a swank SoBe dance club.
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Livewire
By Lee Zimmerman
If genre-jumping was considered a test of athletic dexterity, Cat Shell would be an Olympic contender. That's evident in the way the Boca-based chanteuse nimbly treads the...
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Livewire
By Nicholas L. Hall
Every revolution has its heroes. You know, the legendary figures, poster children for their given cause. They usually get their image on T-shirts, eventually to be worn by...
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Livewire
By Arielle Castillo
Damian Lazarus came to performing music from the enemy's side: He started out as a music journalist, a notorious profession in his native England. Still, even as he worked as...
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Livewire
By Roy Kasten
Fans of Los Straitjackets might have first come for the novelty, but they've stayed for the sound — a furious instrumental assault of twangy surf, hard rockabilly, and...
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Livewire
By Christopher Lopez
Hippies of South Florida, unite! Grab that favorite tie-dyed T-shirt from the pile of clothes in the corner — you know, the heap of stuff too dirty for the closet but not...
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Finest Foods
Lady and the Tramp would love to suck spaghetti at our Best Inexpensive Italian Restaurant and then head to the Best Coffeehouse for some java.
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Film
In this subway series, the original wins.
By Jim Ridley
Want to know how a city works? Start by watching 1974's The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, a primer in which subway hijackers test how long it'll take a million bucks to pass...
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Film
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By Ella Taylor
Notwithstanding all the boomer studio executives who grow misty-eyed recollecting nerdy childhoods parked in front of the Krofft brothers' television creation, it's hard to...
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Diversions
Snag the Best Book by a Local Author and then head to a shady spot in the Best Public Park for a few hours of reading and relaxation.
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