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Daniel Boulud Hosts Warhol-Inspired Dinner to Coincide With Basel Warhol Exhibit

By Erica K. Landau
Dec 3, 2014

Andy Warhol loved ravioli. Specifically superstar chef Daniel Boulud's lobster ravioli, which was served Tuesday night as part of a four-course menu inspired by some of the artist's favorite dishes. The Basel dinner coincided with the JW Marriott's Andy Warhol at Christie's exhibit, and squeezed in a fabulous mish-mash of...
Black Girls Code: Feverish Pops Founder Brings Tech Event to Miami Dade College

By Erica K. Landau
Nov 22, 2013

Miami entrepreneur and Feverish Pops co-owner Felecia Hatcher has seen the power that equipping young girls with computer-programming skills can have. It was last year in Atlanta, about half way through an event put on by the non-profit Black Girls Code -- a program dedicated to closing the racial and...
Illegal Drugs Aren't as Dangerous as You Think, Says Neuroscientist Carl Hart

By Erica K. Landau
Nov 21, 2013

Drugs -- the illegal kind -- really get a bad rap. They ruin lives, we're told. Devastate communities. Drive people mad. In some cases that's true. What we're not told, however, is that the overwhelming majority of those who use drugs, even regularly, including hard drugs, emerge from their merrymaking...
Dog Rescued After Being Stabbed and Beaten in Broad Daylight on Biscayne Boulevard

By Erica K. Landau
May 1, 2013

Natalie Ramos was driving home from the gym early last Friday when she saw a woman on Biscayne Boulevard crying next to a dog and yelling for help. Ramos stopped and tried to calm the woman, who didn't speak English and pantomimed a series of stabbing gestures and kicks. The...
The Adolescents at Respectable Street January 7

By Erica K. Landau
Jan 6, 2011

More than a decade before Weezer's Blue Album toasted undone sweaters, surf boards, and Happy Days, the Adolescents' highly influential debut was well known for its cerulean cover. Springing up from the ashes of Agent Orange and Social Distortion during the affectionately turbulent days of the Southern California hardcore scene...

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