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Burner
Bringing the world to South Beach and beyond.
By John Hood
On any given Thursday evening at the Palms Hotel on South Beach, you'll find an intimate confab of hipsters swaying to a decidedly worldly beat. The party's called Sip and Spa,...
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Livewire
By Christopher Lopez
Hailing from Baranquilla, Colombia, this three-piece comprises lead singer Joe Carvajal, guitarist Eliuth Martinez, and keyboardist Johan Daccarett. They're not exactly new to...
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Livewire
By Lee Zimmerman
On a Square is unapologetically old school, a band that seems to relish in hum-worthy melodies and feel-good sounds, even at the risk of appearing somewhat archaic. Truth be...
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Livewire
By John Hood
It would be enough of an accomplishment if 24-year-old DJ Chachi simply spun at Tenjune — after all, it is one of the Big Bad Apple's hippest hot spots. But that's not...
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Livewire
By Christopher Lopez
It's nearly impossible to write a concise description of Juan Luis Guerra that sums up his accomplishments and accurately conveys just what he's meant to not just the tropical...
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Livewire
By Reyan Ali
Do thumping club tracks move better when they're being pumped out by a couple of guys donning gold Jason Voorhees masks? Maybe. In the four years that Toronto duo MSTRKRFT has...
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Cafe
Recognized, if not widely, as one of the planet's grandest griddlecake events.
By Lee Klein
Hotcakes are hotter than ever, but we at Flip-Off Headquarters humbly refrain from taking all the credit; we're probably only 80 percent responsible, 90 tops. Of course there...
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Film
Not even the great Larry David can salvage Woody's shtick.
By J. Hoberman
Character is destiny — at least for Woody Allen's Whatever Works. Allen's exercise in Woody Allen nostalgia opens with a snatch of Groucho Marx singing his trademark...
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Film
Michael Bay can't live up to Michael Bay in Part 2.
By Robert Wilonsky
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a bewildering, noisy, sloppy, cynical piece of work, a movie that sneers at the audience for 147 minutes and expects us to lap it up as...
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Art
No convention will ever be the same after this new show in North Miami.
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Dave McKenzie plans to meet a stranger at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami. He'd like to take that person to dinner and pick up the tab. The Jamaican artist has...
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Stage
You'll fall in love with these characters.
By Brandon K. Thorp
The New Century will be a gay one, or so Paul Rudnick seems to suggest. His play's three central characters — a Jewish mother of three sodomites, the self-proclaimed...
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