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May 1, 2012
Anthony Bourdain No Reservations in Portugal: Tony Needs to Meet Cannibals
I've never been to Portugal, but my favorite aunt Mae used to travel there frequently. Every week I received a little care package in the mail. Sometimes a doll with what seemed like 100 layers of petticoats and skirts, sometimes a small bracelet. Then she "took" a towel from the Lisbon Hilton ... More >>
Blogs
April 12, 2012
Bourdain: Short Order "Offended" Me and My "Sense of Pride"
On Monday evening, the season eight premiere of No Reservations took Anthony Bourdain to Mozambique.The next morning, I blogged that the episode was a departure from most of Bourdain's usually snarky world view. A few hours later, Bourdain Tweeted the following:
Blogs
April 10, 2012
Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations: Mozambique Is a Downer
If you recall, I groused through Tony's fluffier show, The Layover (which, by the way, was picked up for one more season), opting to reserve my critical eye for the more serious, eyeglass-wearing cousin, No Reservations. The season eight opener, which featured the African country of Mozambique, went ... More >>
Blogs
April 9, 2012
Bourdain's No Reservations is Back Tonight: Five Places We'd Like to See Tony Visit
Anthony Bourdain, the chef, traveler, writer, snarkmeister, and media whore extraordinaire, is doing the full-on media blitz to get the word out that No Reservations premieres tonight, at 9 p.m. on Travel Channel. Last week he was on Jon Stewart's Daily Show, where Stewart said he gets diarrhea just ... More >>
Music
April 7, 2011
Ricky Martin at American Airlines Arena April 9
Anthony Bourdain, the chef, traveler, writer, snarkmeister, and media whore extraordinaire, is doing the full-on media blitz to get the word out that No Reservations premieres tonight, at 9 p.m. on Travel Channel. Last week he was on Jon Stewart's Daily Show, where Stewart said he gets diarrhea just ... More >>
Blogs
April 1, 2011
Live the Crazy Life With Ricky Martin at the American Airlines Arena April 9
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
News
March 11, 2010
Miami boaters: Please help Frenchman Jeremy Marie continue his hitchhiking world tour!
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Dining
December 3, 2009
Tarry at Mai Tardi in the Design District
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Culture
July 30, 2009
Art Capsules
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Culture
July 23, 2009
Art Capsules
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Culture
July 16, 2009
Art Capsules
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Culture
July 9, 2009
Art Capsules
A celebrity is born every 60 seconds. At least these days, that's the case. And the proverbial fifteen minutes of fame have been stretched to an eternity. Yet despite contentions to the contrary, few are real stars. And even among those who could be called natural-born entertainers, there aren' ... More >>
Culture
July 2, 2009
Land Mine Legacy in Coral Gables
Photos at the Spanish Cultural Center remind us wars linger.
Calendar
March 26, 2009
Mariza and the Fado Renaissance
Photos at the Spanish Cultural Center remind us wars linger.
Music
March 26, 2009
Mariza
Photos at the Spanish Cultural Center remind us wars linger.
Film
October 26, 2006
History Lessons
The story of an Eighties anti-apartheid activist carries overtones of the present
Dining
November 10, 2005
South Beach Safari
The story of an Eighties anti-apartheid activist carries overtones of the present
Music
October 6, 2005
Mariza
The story of an Eighties anti-apartheid activist carries overtones of the present
Music
May 1, 2003
Beautiful Curves
Elegant and self-assured, Mariza immerses herself in the joys of fado
Music
May 18, 2000
In the Shape of His Father
Femi Kuti: The next generation of Afro-beat
News
April 8, 1999
Art to Burn
Will the arrival of Cuban artist Manuel Mendive provoke another fiery response from anti-Castro forces?
Music
June 11, 1998
The Congo, by Way of Cuba
Will the arrival of Cuban artist Manuel Mendive provoke another fiery response from anti-Castro forces?
News
April 9, 1998
!Viva Los Zafiros!
Miami businessman Hugo Cancio's musical saga of Cuba's greatest vocal group has taken the island by storm and is now headed here
Music
January 29, 1998
The Son Remains the Same
Miami businessman Hugo Cancio's musical saga of Cuba's greatest vocal group has taken the island by storm and is now headed here
Music
November 14, 1996
Rotations
Miami businessman Hugo Cancio's musical saga of Cuba's greatest vocal group has taken the island by storm and is now headed here

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