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One morning in 2002, Carl Flick got up early for a walking tour with architect George Perez. Flick wanted to show Perez every historic building in downtown Northwood, a...
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With three seconds left in the game and his University of Michigan squad trailing Seton Hall by one point, 22-year-old guard Rumeal Robinson lined up for two all-important...
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Dutch DJ Tiësto is like clubland's equivalent to J.R.R. Tolkien's one ring. The recipient of multiple DJ awards from DJ Magazine and other publications, this arena-sized...
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It could be a prelude to a punch line. How many harmonica players does it take to create a spectacular blues revue? When you're talking world-class musicians like Mark Hummel,...
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Over the course of his storied, nearly 30-year career as a professional musician, Bela Fleck has been recognized by many as the world's premier banjo player. It takes only a...
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I grew up landlocked and still get pretty intimidated by the great big ocean— and bathtubs, for that matter. My favorite way to experience massive amounts of water and...
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Make no mistake; Tim Boyd is a lady's man.
There's something about Boyd, the 42-year-old chef and owner of the Mustard Seed Bistro in Cooper City, that seems to attract...
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Haitian-born chef Ron Duprat lasted six episodes on Top Chef Las Vegas, eventually succumbing to some subpar paella. A jovial guy with a hearty laugh, Duprat is an easy person...
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The Yiddish shtick that opens Joel and Ethan Coen's new movie — a Jewish peasant stumbles on an old Hasid who may or may not be an evil spirit — is pretty clumsy....
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The movie wastes no time: Before the opening credits, a man watches two home invaders slaughter his wife and daughter — and we don't even know their names. And then:...
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Matt "Guitar" Murphy may be best recognized as the short-order cook who walks out on an angry Aretha Franklin in 1980s Blues Brothers movie ("The Blues Brothers? Shiiit! They...
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When Laffing Matterz closed in April, Chrystal Hartigan found herself scrapping for a venue to host the monthly Songwriter's Showcase she’d launched in October 2008. So...
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Sure, all your buddies think you’re funny on Friday nights when you’re stumbling through Himmarshee. That dance you do? Bah-ha! Your Chris Rock impressions?...
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You have a nagging urge for some chowdah, but you'd rather not drive the cah all the way to New England. Here’s some wicked cool news: You can sample some of the tastiest...
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The Boychick Affair, writer Amy Lord’s interactive show about a bar mitzvah boy, his socially impaired family and friends, and an event that comes together with the help...
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Without a calendar, it’s difficult to mark the beginning of fall in South Florida. There is no sweater weather or pretty foliage. Commencement of football season arrives...
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How does an indie director get South Florida’s coolest nonconformists to star in his film? Persistence and a love for the titillating art world. Local director Aiden...
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Unless you plan on a clan of ten, it's pretty useless to hold onto infant clothes when your kid is a toddler, toddler clothes when your kid is in second grade sniffing the...
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Aron Gaudet’s documentary is a combination of sure-fire lump-in-the-throat subjects: soldiers returning from war and elderly folks contemplating The End. Traces of Death...
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The Casanova Freestyle Reunion, this Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the James L. Knight Center (400 SE 2nd Ave) is like a Just for Men commercial with hip hoppers. Instead of Emmitt...
