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There's an unavoidable flaw in the one-woman show Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins, and that's the fact that it's not written by... More >>
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David Mamet may not be reinventing his own wheel in his most recent play, The Anarchist, but he's at least changing the spokes. For a director... More >>
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While "coming out of the closet" is associated with the LGBT community, everyone — gay or straight — has secrets. And the energy... More >>
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Each year when Comedy Central announces a new roast, everyone has two questions on his or her mind: (1) Who will the target be? And: (2) What... More >>
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Every December, hundreds of artists converge on Wynwood in the weeks before Art Basel Miami Beach. With spray paint, a few bucks from building... More >>
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The first time I met artist Virginia Fifield — during an art show opening at ArtServe, where she was on the board and I was working as a... More >>
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Andy Warhol frequently selected glamorous women — Liz Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis — as his muses. He was known... More >>
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It's been only 50 years since the civil rights movement unfolded in this country. Some blacks living today were guaranteed the right to vote only... More >>
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There are many reasons to rejoice in Miami City Ballet's second program of the season, called "See the Music," but chief among them is this: the... More >>
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Careers can be tumultuous. While some teeter with the whims of the economy, others are self-made and -lost. The latter is true of veteran comic... More >>
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John "Jack" McNulty says it wasn't until he was 27 that he realized he was a "closet weirdo." Now 44, he had moved from Chicago to South Beach in... More >>
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Francie Bishop Good sits at the kitchen table in her spacious Fort Lauderdale art studio. Her cat, Pepper, comes up to the table, meows, and... More >>
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The waiter smiles and drops the plates at our cozy, round, two-person table. I take my first bite into a medium-rare medallion of filet mignon.... More >>
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When a gunman ripped through the classrooms of Sandy Hook Elementary School, horrendously killing 20 children and six adults in Newtown,... More >>
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In Nicky Silver's The Lyons, comedy and tragedy are as inextricably linked as the two heads of conjoined twins; where one turns, the other... More >>
From the Print Edition
Red Hot Patriot: An Imperfect Tribute to Political Columnist Molly Ivins
There's an unavoidable flaw in the one-woman show Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins, and that's the fact that it's not written by Ivins herself. The liberal… More >>
Mamet's The Anarchist at Andrews Living Arts Studio
David Mamet may not be reinventing his own wheel in his most recent play, The Anarchist, but he's at least changing the spokes. For a director who has arguably created… More >>
"Which Way Out" at Studio 18 in Pembroke Pines: Intriguing Exhibit About Keeping Secrets
While "coming out of the closet" is associated with the LGBT community, everyone — gay or straight — has secrets. And the energy needed to keep a secret can take… More >>
