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Issue: July 9, 2009
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41 stories found - 1 through 20
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  1. Feature

    Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade allies with a dubious business partner

    By Gus Garcia-Roberts
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Between bites of braised lamb shank, Richard von Houtman — or, as his black American Express card reads, Baron Richard von Houtman — holds his iPhone sideways to...

  2. Bob Norman

    Members of the "Mitch Ceasar Mob" earn a steady paycheck for their political influence

    By Bob Norman
    Published: July 9, 2009

    In Democratic Party circles in Broward County, a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Ask Norma Goldstein, a local Democratic Party official who works as a county-paid...

  3. Live Wire

    Harvey Milk and Torche

    By Arielle Castillo
    Published: July 9, 2009

    No, this has pretty much nothing to do with the martyred gay San Francisco city supervisor. The quintet Harvey Milk may have, in its name, nodded in tribute to that man, but...

  4. Music

    Sublime State

    Old friends spin dark indie pop as The State Of.

    By Tracy A. Block
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Cymbals crash as the beat of Two Hyped Brothers & a Dog's "Doo Doo Brown" resounds in the courtyard of the News Lounge, just north of Miami's Design District. The hometown...

  5. Night Watch

    Destined for Grapeness

    Matty's has all the makings of a perfect neighborhood hangout (and delicious martinis).

    By Tara Nieuwesteeg
    Published: July 9, 2009

    When measuring a bar, I know at least one thing: It's a good sign when people are willing to get soaked just to soak up low-key ambiance and stellar drinks. And at Matty's on...

  6. Outtakes

    Rebel Proud

    Hank III is the last real country outlaw.

    By Wade Tatangelo
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Shelton Hank Williams III terrifies most folks in his hometown of Nashville. He has alienated himself from every Music City "name," including his estranged father, Randall Hank...

  7. Dish

    There Will Be No Blood

    Grease's burgers are poorly cooked and conceived.

    By John Linn
    Published: July 9, 2009

    It begins before I even cut into my burger at Grease Burger Bar in West Palm Beach: A nervous swelling fills my stomach, the same mixture of fear and anxiousness I get every...

  8. Dish

    Wild Ginger Asian Bistro

    By Gail Shepherd
    Published: July 9, 2009

    It's getting so the best gauge of a new restaurant's success is how many years the proprietors have already been in the business. The team that opened Wild Ginger in CityPlace...

  9. Film

    Sacha Baron Cohen dons queerface, but what's Brüno's real target?

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: July 9, 2009

    It's said that heterosexuals can't understand camp because everything they do is camp. Such, more or less, is the method of the new Sacha Baron Cohen extravaganza, Brüno....

  10. Film

    New in Film for Friday, July 10, 2009

    Published: July 9, 2009

    Adoration Atom Egoyan's 12th feature film offers a typically kaleidoscopic rumination on voyeurism, videography, the relative nature of truth, and the aftermath of tragedy....

  11. Night & Day

    Men’s Night: Ladies Drink for Free

    By Mickie Centrone
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Men, never classify a lady boozer at a ladies’ night event - like Girls Will Be Girls tonight at YOLO’s O Lounge - as a cheap date. This hypothesis is faulty. Because...

  12. Night & Day

    Can You Smell What Tuesday Is Cooking?

    By P. Scott Cunningham
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Has it ever occurred to you that, several thousand years from now, 99% of what we consider “culture” will be lost forever? And what if, by sheer circumstantial luck,...

  13. Night & Day

    The Rock of the Aged

    By Brandon K. Thorp
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Jesus, they’re still here. How? In the last dozen years, the salty boys of Aerosmith have endured a string of mishaps so consistent and awful that any more perceptive band...

  14. Night & Day

    Viva La Revolucion!

    By Penn Bullock
    Published: July 9, 2009

    While America celebrates the Fourth of July, France commemorates its own independence on July 14: Bastille Day. That’s when, in 1789, the French people revolted against...

  15. Night & Day

    The Bare Maximum

    By Jason Budjinski
    Published: July 9, 2009

    The concept of synchronized swimming takes on a whole new meaning this Saturday, and you can be a part of it — but not your swim trunks. That’s right, the Seminole...

  16. Night & Day

    Bad Moon Rising

    By Brett Gillin
    Published: July 9, 2009

    There was a time that it was considered sexier to leave some things to the imagination than to splay yourself open for all to see. It was around the same time that Vaudeville...

  17. Night & Day

    Rebels Band Together

    By Erin Hilburn
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Art and collectible fans alike will find something to geek out over at “Chaos Amongst Allies,” a new art show at Pink Ghost, opening tonight. Three artists from three...

  18. Night & Day

    Grind Like a Monster

    By John Linn
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Promoter Paul Gnu has been putting on concerts and club nights in the area, covering hip-hop and beyond, for almost 20 years. In the early ΄80s, when Gnu was...

  19. Night & Day

    Vintage Sweet

    By John Linn
    Published: July 9, 2009

    Cupcakes are everywhere these days. Shops selling the little rounds of heaven have sprung up all over South Florida, from Miami to Jupiter. The only trouble is, a lot of them...

  20. Night & Day

    Mr. Entertainment

    By Erica K. Landau
    Published: July 9, 2009

    It takes guts to say “Fuck Jesse Jackson,” even if it’s just part of a movie script. But that is just what Cedric the Entertainer did as the Barbershop character...

Issue: July 9, 2009
Page: 1
41 stories found - 1 through 20
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