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A Korean Adoptee Does Her Own Detective Work in a Gamble to Find Her Family

Q&A: Liturgy Talk Fonts, Philosophy, and Being Despised

​Ever wonder what it's like to be hated by the public? You don't always need to look high up the totem pole for a Lana Del Rey or a Nickelback to find a musician who appears to receive more criticisms than compliments online. Take, for example, Liturgy. The Brooklyn-based black-metal band led by H ... More >>

Chromeo at Fillmore Miami Beach, September 20

​Ever wonder what it's like to be hated by the public? You don't always need to look high up the totem pole for a Lana Del Rey or a Nickelback to find a musician who appears to receive more criticisms than compliments online. Take, for example, Liturgy. The Brooklyn-based black-metal band led by H ... More >>

"Project Nim": Nature, Nurture, and the Awful Tale of a Chimp Named Nim

​Ever wonder what it's like to be hated by the public? You don't always need to look high up the totem pole for a Lana Del Rey or a Nickelback to find a musician who appears to receive more criticisms than compliments online. Take, for example, Liturgy. The Brooklyn-based black-metal band led by H ... More >>

Film Fundraiser Wednesday; After-party at the Blind Monk in West Palm Beach:

Nicole DannaThe Blind Monk in West Palm Beach will be hosting the Kessler-Koehler Evening of Film "After Party" from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wednesday.​Here's a great recipe.Take a bar chock full of great wine; mix with a hearty helping of tapas; add three equal parts lifelong friendship; and add a doub ... More >>

FAIR-y Tales

Russell Pearce and other illegal-immigration populists rely on misleading, right-wing reports to scapegoat immigrants and terrify penny-pinched Americans.

The Two Man Gentlemen Band Takes Poor House Back in Time

Russell Pearce and other illegal-immigration populists rely on misleading, right-wing reports to scapegoat immigrants and terrify penny-pinched Americans.

Peace, Love, and Terror

The Weather Underground talked of peace, but FBI agents say members also planned a cop killing.

Accidental Hit Man

Sure, Paul Brandreth talks like a wiseguy. But is he a cold-blooded killer?

Talking Up a Storm

Radio host Joyce Kaufman wins fans by flaying a new enemy: undocumented immigrants

Frankelstein

How did the West Palm Beach mayor's reelection attempt turn into such a fright?

See Dick Be Jane

The country's youngest transgender child is ready for school. But is school ready for her?

Proselytizing 101

Broward Community College is a public school, but its religion professors consider it a private reserve

Death Warmed Over Again

A family's crisis feels a bit too familiar in Imaginary Heroes

City Limits

If you're young and female, New York Minute is your movie

Pee, Sweat, and Maggots

If you're young and female, New York Minute is your movie

Too Dumb to Die

Kevin Moore's case raises questions about executing the mentally disabled

Gunning for Profit

Opportunists make a fortune supplying guerrillas and terrorists from South Florida gun shops

Everybody's an Art Critic

If they're college-educated, city-dwelling, 40-something white people, that is

Indian War

A Hollywood man has spent the past decade trying to pry open the Seminoles' accounting books -- without much success

For the Birds

Should 2700 little sparrows be allowed to hold up the reclaiming of the Everglades?

Best Hotel in Palm Beach

Hotel Biba

Dream Weaver

Spider-Man slings pop mythology for the masses

At the Diner

The Nighthawks won't push away from the blues buffet until they're good and ready

The Art of the Deal

Skot Foreman brings big-name art to an unexpected seaside town

Notes From the Underground

Folk isn't the most popular form of music in South Florida, nor does it completely pay the bills. But like long-time folk artist Rod MacDonald, some locals are discovering that persistence pays off.

Truth Is More Lucrative Than Fiction

Collected Stories

Night & Day

February 19-25, 1998

Fair Play

February 19-25, 1998