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Why did this gay-rights activist stab her wife with a screwdriver 222 times?
By Michael J. Mooney
When Carol Anne Burger called Boynton Beach police just before 1 p.m. October 23, 2008, she sounded panicked.
"I... I don't know if this is an emergency, but it could be," she...
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Live Wire
By Arielle Castillo
It's impossible to hyperbolize here: Brit DJ titan John Digweed — along with longtime partner Sasha — is progressive house. Digweed started DJing as a young teen in...
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Music
Past all the novelty hits, the SoCal quartet returns with its original fierce punk bite.
By John Hood
It's been nearly 25 years since the Offspring first kicked sand in the face of pop music. Some folks called the Southern California kids punks; others said they weren't hard...
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Night Watch
Smarty-pantses gather at the Kingshead Pub in Sunrise.
By Tara Nieuwesteeg
Q: Where's the best place in town to get drunk while trying to think of the name of Michael Jackson's pet chimp? The name of a nine-sided polygon? The fruit associated with...
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Outtakes
Folk-bluegrass duo the Avett Brothers finds sweet music in sibling harmony.
By Wade Tatangelo
Success has fractured many brotherly relationships. Just ask Oasis, the Kinks, or the Black Crowes. But acoustic rockers the Avett Brothers are not stressing over their recent...
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Dish
By Eric Barton
Here in South Florida, we've accepted the idea that good food can be found in a strip mall. People wait three hours for meatballs at Café Martorano, stand in line at...
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Dish
By Gail Shepherd
Twenty-year-old White Apron Catering has accumulated a pretty impressive list of clients: Chanel, Cartier, the Harvard Alumnae Club, Hermes, J.P. Morgan, and Yours Truly. And...
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Film
That old black Potter magic continues to beguile.
By Scott Foundas
Don't let the PG rating fool you: The dark arts are back with a vengeance in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the generally grim, occasionally startling, and altogether...
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Night & Day
By Mickie Centrone
Replacing the childish Peter Pan poster on your bedroom wall for the one of Slash in his notorious top hat signified a time of growth. Jon Bon Jovis close-up put puberty...
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Night & Day
By Erica K. Landau
In a town where original music is the exception, Chrystal Hartigans Songwriters Showcase, held the third Tuesday of every month, is a respite from the endless...
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Night & Day
By John Linn
Stanley Kubricks 2001: A Space Odyssey is a stunningly beautiful movie with an equally engrossing premise: if intelligence governs the relationship between man and...
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Night & Day
By John Linn
The Sunday night drag revue Trannie Palace at Bill's Filling Station has been going strong for a year now, making it the premier destination to see six-foot-tall women with...
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Night & Day
By Jamie Laughlin
In the United States master timeline, South Florida hasnt been settled for long. Any long-term resident will tell you about how it used to be: back before massive...
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Night & Day
By Brett Gillin
Joe Rogan has had his hands all up in pop culture. He started off on the NBC sitcom NewsRadio, hosted Fear Factor for six seasons, did a quick stint on The Man Show, and is...
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Night & Day
By Terra Sullivan
With art school grads ready to give their right arm or at least a sweaty summer as a costumed cast member of the Disney team for future job contacts,...
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Night & Day
By John Linn
Youre intelligent, attractive, and relatively well-adjusted still, you have trouble meeting someone who is also at least two of those three. Craigs List is a...
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Night & Day
By Penn Bullock
Noel Cowards Private Lives premiered in the UK in 1930. Panned by major British critics, it was reprised in New York to American acclaim. Through six runs on Broadway,...
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Night & Day
By Erica K. Landau
Affordable studio space is always a problem for artists: theyre bound by popular idioms to starve. Couple that with the South Florida real estate market, and it seems...
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Night & Day
By Mike Sauer
When it comes to fans of different genres of music, no two could be more opposite than eye-liner sporting goth-punks and line-dancing, country rednecks. Throwing both groups in...
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Night & Day
By John Linn
If Hollywood ever decided to revive the bloated corpse that is the Police Academy franchise and opted to cast Michael Winslow's sound-effect spewing Officer Jones as a white...
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