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21. Night & Day

    Jury Duty!

    By Brett Gillin

    Published: April 17, 2008

    It’s getting harder to have faith in our judicial system with each passing day. It seems that every high profile (read: celebrity) case ends with an overwhelmingly guilty...

22. Night & Day

    Mama Said Knock You Out

    By Chris Joseph

    Published: April 17, 2008

    It’s been some years since boxing has seen a puncher like Juan Urango – he’s got a no-holds-barred approach that blends discipline with pure power. It’s a...

23. Night & Day

    OMG, it’s Pr0n!

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    It’s official: This year’s Exxxotica Miami Beach – you know, the annual Adult Industry trade convention that gathers even more freaks than usual on South Beach ...

24. Night & Day

    Fresh to Death

    By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

    Published: April 17, 2008

    What is it about the current crop of British musical imports? They’re all female, sassy, fresh, and irreverent, and so far, the most prominent two – that’d be...

25. Night & Day

    Sweet Read

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    At the age of 19, just after writing her debut hit play A Taste of Honey, Shelagh Delaney appeared on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post, smiling coyly and holding the...

26. Night & Day

    Decisions, Decisions

    By Mike Sauer

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Besides sounding retro, naming your band after the Great Format War of the 1980s has got to have some relevance. As Americans, we feel the need to make definitive choices...

27. Night & Day

    Poppy Pillow Kitty Kitsch

    (Say That 10 Times Fast)

    By Penn Bullock

    Published: April 17, 2008

    A bizarre artist is exhibiting her works at an equally strange art gallery today. Pachy Sarmiento, a local graphic designer, approximately combines the aesthetics of Pop Art,...

28. Night & Day

    Do You Cut the Colonel Mustard?

    By Bill Frogameni

    Published: April 17, 2008

    South Floridians don’t always care about mysteries. For instance, our public servants have an ingenious knack for making money vanish, but no one seems interested. So...

29. Night & Day

    Go Sweat! It’s Your Birthday

    By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Three years ago, Sweat Records was struggling. Located further south on Second Avenue than they are today, the store was trying to anchor a fledgling business district that...

30. Night & Day

    Dude, Where’s My Carburetor?

    By Phillip Valys

    Published: April 17, 2008

    You probably didn’t know Willet's Point, Queens, was the chop shop capital of the world, so here’s some advice: Don’t park your Pontiac at Shea Stadium unless...

31. Night & Day

    Goin’ Off the Rails on a Crazy Train

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Spending time inside a deteriorating mind can be sort of fun: If you start to forget simple things, like how to put on clothes or use the toilet, you’ll at least get some...

32. Night & Day

    Labia-Loving Catholics

    Or: Why Andrea Dworkin’s ghost will never go to Heaven

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Do you know what lesbians love? Catholicism! No. That’s probably a lie, unless you count Camille Paglia. Try again: Do you know what Andrea Dworkin hates? Heaven! Yes, she...

33. Night & Day

    The Music’s Not Over

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Last January, a special kind of memorial concert was held at Club Cinema in honor of Fort Lauderdale resident Sheila Witkin. Witkin passed away at 66, but she left a legacy as...

34. Night & Day

    Marlins Super Saturdays

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Catch the Florida Marlins on select Saturday home games and stick around for a free concert following the game. Plus, pregame at The Gate H Strike Zone, enjoy an enhanced...

35. Stage

    Your Schwartz Is Bigger

    The journalistic sins that get you to, ugh, heaven

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: April 17, 2008

    One of the most evil and satisfying sensations known to man is the anticipation of contempt. It's a feeling so powerful and pervasive that an author once suggested naming it....

36. Art

    Benefit of the Doubt

    A couple of glitches and a misfiring motor won't dull MOCA's cutting edge

    By Michael Mills

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Have you ever had the experience of getting together with old friends who seemed not themselves that particular day? That's sort of how my most recent visit to the Museum of...

37. Artbeat

    Observation & Technology: Photography Featuring the A-Project

    By Marya Summers

    Published: April 17, 2008

    What are you looking at?" Tabatha Mudra challenges us. Her photographs of androgynous individuals, "The A-Project," make us evaluate how we assign gender and confront our...

38. Game On

    Undead on Arrival

    House of the Dead returns for the Wii, stiff as ever.

    By Chris Ward

    Published: April 17, 2008

    If you don't remember a game called The Typing of the Dead, you're not alone. Released on the failed Sega Dreamcast system, this gory, hilariously titled arcade-style shooter...

39. News

    Hollywood's Got the Bends

    ArtsPark Village puts the city at the mercy of developers

    By Thomas Francis

    Published: April 17, 2008

    For all the talk of political revolution, Hollywood's April 2 city commission was heading in the same direction as during the glory days of deposed Mayor Mara Giulianti: toward...

40. Music

    Sayonara, Suckers

    Ministry says farewell in a gesture of animosity and spite

    By Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

    Published: April 17, 2008

    I hate my fans," huffs Al Jourgensen. The thing is, he's not kidding. Not even a little bit. And it's this hatred of his own fan base that, at least in part, accounts for...