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Gadflies don't make a lot of friends. Paulo Adario knows. A bustling man with a wiry build, intense emerald eyes, and flecks of gray in his beard, Adario has spent most of the...
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The sound of Tortoise defies categorization. Like the fusion jazz artists of the Seventies who traversed rock and jazz forms with time signature shifts, the Chicago quintet --...
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Several national publications recently declared Miami's 33137 zip code -- the narrow rectangle north of downtown, between Biscayne Bay and North Miami Avenue -- to be one of...
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One thing few may mention about Mean Girls is that it could have been unrelentingly terrible. It isn't -- it's actually pretty fabulous on its own terms -- but consider: a...
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Wine and food. Food and wine. Whether you prefer eating or drinking, there will be a whole lot of it going on this weekend when the Ninth Annual Miami Wine & Food Festival and...
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There's an adage in the writing business: "Write what you know." Albert Ramsdell Gurney, Jr., known as A.R., certainly took that advice to heart. After studying playwriting at...
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The David Foster Wallace-footnote-length sponsorship signatures of Pollo Tropical and the Community Foundation of Broward. Referring to traffic snarl spotter Maritza Martin as...
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Walk into any jazz show these days and you're likely to find a crowd of older men sipping Scotch and studiously listening to a horn player's arcane solo. Then step into a gig...
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Every once in a while, you encounter a person who seems to have been born under an urgent, righteous star -- a person who is both a fiery activist lit with the passion of his...
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Thursday 4/29
Oh, to sing in a baritone. It's a powerful thing, to be sure. You possess the ability to make audiences swoon with a range of rich, deep, mahogany tones while...
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On a muggy Thursday night in the District, clusters of ragtag art urchins bummed cigarettes from swank passersby under the awnings of tony design and furniture shops. The...
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Capt. Edwin Milian-Zabala is a hard-working member of the Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Department's security unit. Didn't know such a thing existed? You're not alone. But...
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Until now Ron Sexsmith has appeared to be a reluctant rock star, one whose willingness to lay his heart on his proverbial sleeve underscores a sensitivity and naiveté...
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Pour a couple of old-fashioneds into the average golf historian, and it won't be long until he gets misty-eyed over Robert Tyre Jones, Jr.
Jones not only ruled golf in the...
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A drama unspools every day in Carol de Lynch's back yard. This time a black rooster stalks a tiny kitten, recently kidnapped from the Little River streets by the pack of feline...
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A Picasso: Picture this: Bearlike Pablo Picasso sits in a dark stone cellar amid stacks of paintings, staring intently at his beautiful female model, who happens to be a Nazi...
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"On tomorrow's Meet the Press, Green Party leader Ralph Nader will announce whether he will sit out the 2004 election or enter the race and cause George Bush to win by three...
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Aside from being a clever album title and a symbol for optimism in a country that continues to recover from its 2001 economic collapse, "Argentinidad al Palo" ("Hardcore...
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Laws of Attraction is the kind of film you might mistake for "cute" or "charming" at first glance. Maybe you will open the paper and spot the ad with Pierce Brosnan and...
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Juan Carlos Rodriguez and Anne Tschida of artburstmiami.com Published:
April 29, 2004
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Coconut Grove is not exactly Basra. But as ever-increasing numbers of cars compete for ever-shrinking numbers of metered parking spaces (can we say valet parking?),...
