Beirut

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Nobody's Cornered the Market on Slaughter

Kane And Able, Part III

Remind You Of Anyone?

Ride 'Em Valkyries

Letters to the Editor

Letters for October 11, 2001

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That’s history, baby

Best Actor

Peter Haig

Brutal Youth

Beirut and the lust-filled soul of Sol

Ordinary Politics, Extraordinary People

Florida Stage takes the pulse of the pols in Ordinary Nation

Wax On, Wax Off

The cure for unsightly leg hair

A Sort of Sanctuary

No Robin Hood in these woods. Just big hearts, tough times, plenty of soul, and keep the Ice Light comin'

Light Dining

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

More Shriek Than Shrek

Pan's Labyrinth

Learning on the Fly

Young actors scratch the surface, find darkness underneath

After Baghdad

Farris Hassan, not done with his 15 minutes of fame, is up to his old tricks again.

Automatic Hangover

Tossing dirty balls into beer is one way to remember college, apparently.

Victory Varmint

From Boca Raton to Baghdad, this squirrel may be the key to winning the War on Terror.

Lauderpocalypse Now

The script of "Invasion of the Beach" passion play is getting a little worn around the edges.

Could Be Verse

A love story told in iambic pentameter? Yes, and yes again.

Mr. Big Shot

The charismatic lawyer and power broker took one last lap in a New River mansion during his run from the law

New Year's Revolutions

So there is a sleeping theater giant waiting to be awakened in Broward

Admitting Terror: Part 5

When terrorists knock, the INS is more than likely to fall down on the job

Chief, It's Chaos

Tony Scott, with Redford and Pitt, plays a mad but vigorous Spy Game.

Fair Game

A terrorism survivor and expert digs into the bin Laden dilemma

Almost Perfect

The rise and fall of Perfection, South Florida's biggest and boldest New Urbanist community

1999's Top Ten

New Times' critics actually have some faves

The Mideast Lands in a Plantation Shopping Center

Photo by Flickr user mariannaFHomemade labneh just can't top Al-Salam's.Obama is speaking in Cairo, even quoting verses from the Qur'an, glad-handing Arab leaders, and no doubt settling down for intimate talks with King Abdullah II over a pot of Turkish coffee and some sticky pastries loaded with pi ... More >>

Al-Salam Brings Mideast to Plantation

Photo by Flickr user mariannaFHomemade labneh just can't top Al-Salam's.Obama is speaking in Cairo, even quoting verses from the Qur'an, glad-handing Arab leaders, and no doubt settling down for intimate talks with King Abdullah II over a pot of Turkish coffee and some sticky pastries loaded with pi ... More >>

Interview with Chef Geoffrey Zakarian - Part I

​Over the past 20 years, Geoffrey Zakarian has built up one impressive resume. He's been the Chef de Cuisine at New York's legendary Le Cirque, Executive Chef at "44" at The Royalton Hotel and "21". He's opened Blue Door at The Delano Hotel in Miami Beach and opened both Town and Country, bac ... More >>

Top Five Anthony Bourdain Fantasies

What is it about Anthony Bourdain that makes all of the foodie girls go GaGa? Is it his filthy mouth or his silverish hair? The way his ideas sound so inspiring at the close of each episode? Is it his amazing taste in music or just the fact that he's a complete badass? Whatever it may be, all type ... More >>