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Miami's Top Ten Chefs

Chefs love talking about one another. They discuss talent. They obsess over who cooks better, who lacks integrity, who sold out, who travels looking for recipes to replicate. They talk about hype. They chat about expectations. They know what their colleagues are cooking. They have opinions about eve ... More >>

Khong River House: Boat Noodles, Cool Digs, and Hot Hooch in SoBe

View the slide show: Closer Look: Khong River House in South Beach

Khong River House Opens December 17: Menu Preview (Photos)

Khong River House, the new Asian concept from 50 Eggs, opens on Meridian, just off Lincoln Road on December 17, after teasing the public with drips of information and black and white murals for months.Read also:Lincoln Road's Intriguing Signage: The Art of Coming SoonThe restaurant, named after the ... More >>

Miami's Extreme Body Modifiers Brave Social Stigma and Legal Action to Pursue Their Passion

View a slide show of Miami's extreme body modifiers.

Food Porn from Asian Cultural Festival

Photo by Riki AltmanThai donuts: You'd have to be lacking taste buds to hate these.​​If you've ever dreamed of eating your way through the fast food stations of Asia, make sure you hit next year's Asian Culture Festival, which takes place annually at Fruit & Spice Park in Homestead. Sure the ... More >>

Fidel Castro Assassination Mission in New Call of Duty Game Pisses Off Cuba

via Call of Duty: Black Ops​Want to kill Fidel Castro? Think you've got what it takes to gun down the guy who's survived almost 700 assassination attempts, from exploding cigars to fungus-infested wetsuits to handgun wielding psychos? Now's your chance thanks to the new entry in the Call of D ... More >>

Miami Blogosphere Sheds Tears of Hope During Inauguration

The last thing in the world Riptide wants to do is step on the feet of Rick at South Florida Daily Blog, but we have a corporate mandate to do some sort of weekly roundup of local blogs. Not that we don't love acknowledging Miami's many fine bloggers, but we're going to try to do something different ... More >>

Clint Eastwood Finds Salvation in Gran Torino

The star gives us one of his most personal films, and perhaps a farewell.

Head Spins: Keen One

The Buck starts here.

2007 Music Year in Review

It's all in the stars.

Election Day in Hialeah - A Photo Tour

Man Down

Werner Herzog takes his hero worship Hollywood

The Princess of Miami

Aristocracy in Vietnam, she lives in a Collins Avenue condo and attends a synagogue

Lehtinen for Mayor

Unless Manny Diaz tops him, Dexter is the hottest candidate for the 2004 county race

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the Issue of February 7, 2002

Seasoning of Saigon

Pretty saucy for a Vietnamese eatery in America

The King and Stir-Fry

The King and I

Best Spanish-Language Radio Personality

Matias Farias

He Made Dade

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

Wait of the World

Letters

Shark Bait

Treasure hunter, diving extremist, and aspiring filmmaker Ron McManmon launches the ultimate party barge and introduces the gentleman's sport of shark riding

Inside Feature

Inside Feature

The Man Who Armed Iraq