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21. Night & Day

    Vicious Cube

    By Sam Eifling

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Psycho Sid Vicious is the sort of case wrestling fans will point to if you insist to them that wrestling isn’t real; it may be scripted, they’ll say, but it is definitely real....

22. Night & Day

    The Year of the Rat

    By John Linn

    Published: July 26, 2007

    So South Florida sports are in the doldrums right now – each professional team floundering like the soaked sea creatures machined onto their tired uniforms – but it’s OK. It’s...

23. Night & Day

    She’s Got a Big Mouth

    By Dan Renzi

    Published: July 26, 2007

    How does one explain a Sandra Bernhard show? Musical revue? Stand-up comedy? A one-woman rant on the demise of society? Yes -- to all of the above. A Sandra Bernhard show...

24. Night & Day

    Unearthly Pleasures

    By Penn Bullock

    Published: July 26, 2007

    The Abrahamic God may discriminate between the blessed and the damned, but the Steel Jackhammer Club and Video Lounge will be making no such distinction during its fifth...

25. Night & Day

    Arsenic and Old Lace

    Not Enough Drama In Your Life? Let Caldwell Sell You Some.

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: July 26, 2007

    There is a certain breed of person out there, somewhere, with a profound yen for period furniture, bizarre hats, costumes, used roller skates, scripts, and 300 upholstered...

26. Night & Day

    A Chip Off the Ol’ Gun

    By John Linn

    Published: July 26, 2007

    As the son of Grammy winner and country-rock legend Delbert McClinton, Clay McClinton was born with a remarkable musical lineage. While speaking to New Times just before the...

27. Night & Day

    Robot Rock

    By John Linn

    Published: July 26, 2007

    You could call them glam-house or even prog-dance, but no matter the classification, the French duo of Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter, better known as Daft...

28. Night & Day

    Catch the Red Eye

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Some gallery shows are designed purely for hobnobbing. Others celebrate the wild successes of already world-famous artists (who’s work you could never dream to afford). Then...

29. Night & Day

    Shorts on the Run

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Fear of commitment isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Without it, we wouldn’t have all-you-can-eat buffets, speed dating, or most importantly: “Grab Our Shorts” at Willow Theatre...

30. Night & Day

    Lost in Translation

    By John Linn

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Nora is not happy. As the Guest Relations supervisor in a boutique Manhattan hotel, she coddles cranky actors and fussy debutantes while contemplating where, in fact, her...

31. Night & Day

    Are You Ready to see “The Big Picture?”

    By John Letsch

    Published: July 26, 2007

    The Norton Museum's current exhibition, “The Big Picture,” is proof positive that some things have to be seen to be appreciated. After all, we're talking about really, really...

32. Night & Day

    Community Healing Through Gospel

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: July 26, 2007

    When poet Terri Meredith first heard about the Dunbar Village tragedy, it was by word of mouth. She had to read the article for herself to believe that such a horrible story...

33. Stage

    Gay Noir

    The Sol Theatre finds the upside of vileness and venality

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: July 26, 2007

    At first blush, there appears to be something seriously wrong with Sol Theatre's new production of The MO of MI (The Modus Operandi of Male Intimacy). Sol's digs are tiny, but...

34. Art

    Who's Your Brother?

    A photographic exhibition at the Boca Museum tacitly demands answers from us

    By Michael Mills

    Published: July 26, 2007

    A teenaged Ugandan girl stares solemnly at the camera, the lower third of her face a mangled mess. Her crime? Refusing to have sex with a rebel soldier. Her punishment? Having...

35. DVDish

    Chow Time Again

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Hard Boiled: Two-Disc Ultimate Edition (Weinstein) The Criterion version of John Woo's masterpiece, about two cops (the overworked Chow Yun-Fat and the undercover Tony...

36. Game On

    Mechanical Bull

    A few more changes would've helped Transformers

    By Chris Ward

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Examining the roots of Transformers: The Game is deep stuff: It's a videogame based on a movie based on a cartoon based on a toy. But unlike most laughably forced movie tie-in...

37. Music

    Do-It-Yourself Pop

    Skip the tour-bus grind, singer/songwriter Yoni says. There's gold in the new media.

    By Jonathan Cunningham

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Most single-name musicians are too egotistical for their own good. Singers like Cher, Madonna, and Prince — yes, that type of single-name musician — can be...

38. Short Cuts

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    The Beatific Visions (Rough Trade)

    By Lee Zimmerman

    Published: July 26, 2007

    BrakesBrakesBrakes' sophomore album is a skittish romp that finds the young British band (whose members include alumni of British Sea Power and Electric Soft Parade)...

39. Live Wire

    Cinder Road

    By Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Look, let's just face it, OK? Hard-rock power balladry is never gonna go away. As much as some of us might want it to, as much as it routinely falls out of vogue, there are...

40. Film

    Light Dining

    No Reservations is sweet and savory fare. Without the foam.

    By Robert Wilonsky

    Published: July 26, 2007

    Sadly, No Reservations is not the big-screen adaptation of Anthony Bourdain's snack-gulping, risk-taking Travel Channel show; you'll find no monkey brains here, nor any...