Mark Twain

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The Players Club

Interview: Norman Van Aken Gets the 10

Chef Norman Van Aken​In some ways, it's all about the new when it comes to homeboy and Chef Norman Van Aken. The guy who spawned New World Cuisine is back on the scene again, this time with a new restaurant on the way and a new hosting gig.But his restaurant -- now pay attention, especially if you ... More >>

Miami Book Fair: Tao Lin

​In almost every sense -- except the most extreme -- Tao Lin's for sale. Of course, there's his published output, including the poetry books You Are a Little Bit Happier Than I Am ($14) and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy ($14.95), the short story collection Bed ($14.95), and a novel, Eeeee Eee Eeee ... More >>

Join the Rhythm Nation

​In almost every sense -- except the most extreme -- Tao Lin's for sale. Of course, there's his published output, including the poetry books You Are a Little Bit Happier Than I Am ($14) and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy ($14.95), the short story collection Bed ($14.95), and a novel, Eeeee Eee Eeee ... More >>

Josh Freese: Workin' for the Fan

Superstar drummer of Devo and A Perfect Circle sells himself, his famous friends, and all-you-can-eat shrimp dinners to promote his new album.

Artie Lange In Miami - Live Video

    Artie Lange Live From Miami from Miami New Times on Vimeo. Artie Lange is the greatest American storyteller since Mark Twain. This motherfucker is hilarious. Artie Lange was in Miami promoting his book "Too Fat To Fish," at Books & Books in Coral Gables. Artie was drinking wa ... More >>

New Florida State Song?

    Artie Lange Live From Miami from Miami New Times on Vimeo. Artie Lange is the greatest American storyteller since Mark Twain. This motherfucker is hilarious. Artie Lange was in Miami promoting his book "Too Fat To Fish," at Books & Books in Coral Gables. Artie was drinking wa ... More >>

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Cameron Crowing

Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies

To Jerusalem, with Laughs

The first Gulf War is the setting for Florida Stage's loopy family drama

Postwar Parting

For Jeffrey Hatcher's testy lovebirds, marriage is like a combat zone

Radio Tarifa

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There's Something About Jodie

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Moore Is Less

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Calendar for the week

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Rotations

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Calendar for the week

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Rotations

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Plumbing the Depths of Barrymore's Soul

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One Isn't the Loneliest Number

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he Doctor Will See You Now

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The Old College Try

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Letters

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Miller's Tale

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On Dancer! On Prancer!

One of rock and roll's wiggiest visionaries

Kids Just Wanna Have Fun

A distinguished panel of judges surveys Miami's indoor pleasure palaces and raises a profound question: Who needs nature?

Key Performances

A distinguished panel of judges surveys Miami's indoor pleasure palaces and raises a profound question: Who needs nature?

Filled and Stream

A distinguished panel of judges surveys Miami's indoor pleasure palaces and raises a profound question: Who needs nature?

Mann Trouble

A distinguished panel of judges surveys Miami's indoor pleasure palaces and raises a profound question: Who needs nature?

Swelter

A distinguished panel of judges surveys Miami's indoor pleasure palaces and raises a profound question: Who needs nature?