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Recent Articles by Tara Nieuwesteeg
Football on the Quarterdeck is more than a game
Sometimes the best way to show respect is with shots and beers
There are three straight bars in Wilton Manors, and only Red's has got the King
One way to lose the blues is singin' the blues. Or sparring with Kilmo at the Alley.
Maybe it was Fay's mind-warping approach, but something fishy was going on at the Palm Grill
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Grand Screen
Published on March 27, 2008
The Grand Canyon is one of natures most breath-taking creations, but lets face it: packing the kids into the station wagon and driving 36 hours to Arizona aint pretty. So skip the trip and check out the Grand Canyon Adventure 3D on IMAX instead. Its a stunning river ride with Wade Davis and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on a 60-by-80-foot screen. Way better than a constant backseat chorus of are-we-there-yets. Now youve just got to get the gang together for the harrowing trip to the IMAX Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science (401 SW Second St., Fort Lauderdale). Grand Canyon Adventure 3D: River at Risk opens Friday; admission starts at $7. Visit www.mods.org/IMAX, or call 954-463-IMAX for showtimes.
March 28-1, 2008