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Sun Sentinel Drops Associated Press; Print Media's Death March Bangs On

Most people won't notice a difference. Really, who would? The bylines hide between the headlines and the article, and besides, the entire intent of journalism isn't the writers but the stories. So, maybe, people won't notice. But they should. In the wake of Newsweek's last issue and the Miami Heral ... More >>

Can You Guess the Celebrities Behind the Pumpkins?

How many pumpkin faces can you identify?​For Halloween, Clean Plate Charlie has selected a group of celebrities and newsworthy individuals that are scarier than any creature lurking in a shopping mall haunted house.  See if you can guess whose eyes are lurking behind these jack-o'-lanterns (a ... More >>

Hack-a-Shaq: The Former Basketball Superstar Wages Digital War Against an Ex-Con Computer Geek

Mötley Career: The Ever-Lengthening Job Description of Nikki Sixx

Bob Norman Headed to WPLG-Local 10

This is a tough one to write, so I may as well get to the point.I've accepted a job at WPLG-TV (Channel 10) and will be starting there in a couple of weeks. The offer was pretty simple: Local 10 asked me if I wanted to bring my brand of journalism to the airwaves, and I accepted the challenge.& ... More >>

Like Father, Not Like Son

Walmart's "Love, Earth" Jewelry Line Doesn't Live Up to Green Promises

Bob Deutsch Exhibit Resurrects Celebrity Photos That Never Get Old

Bob DeutschThe photographer with Carol Burnett.​At the advice of several friends, retired photographer turned real estate broker Bob Deutsch did some housecleaning recently. He swept his old prints and negatives out of his closet and arranged for a collection of them to rest somewhere with more fr ... More >>

How to Cope With Sarah Palin, Homecoming Queen

flickr user: sskennelLike a train wreck, you can't look away.​I have a confession to make about Sarah Palin. It's not an easy thing to admit, especially from this side of the liberal-elite media establishment. Every fiber of my journalistic being urges me to ignore her, to block out the gleaming, ... More >>

ILLEGAL From Terry Greene Sterling

Read a penetrating chapter from former Phoenix New Times investigative reporter Terry Greene Sterling's book: ILLEGAL: Life and Death in Arizona's Immigration War Zone

Newsweek Resurrects Charlie Crist's Campaign, Insults Florida Voters

This guy is really Florida's best hope?​Last week, just as his pissing match with the state Legislature over oil drilling in the Gulf reached ludicrous proportions, Charlie Crist got a big, wet boost to his Senate campaign from the national press.In a Newsweek article, "The Resurrection of Crist" ... More >>

Richard Avedon Exhibit at the Norton Museum as Much About Personality as Fashion

Halcyon Air Has Star Clients Like Shaquille O'Neal. But Why Can't It Stay Out of Trouble?

Will It Ever Stop? Yo, I Hope So.

Now that MC Hammer has his own reality show, you just knew the Vanilla Ice cameo was soon to follow. The Wellington white boy man makes his appearance on this Sunday's third episode for a "huge concert" in the only state white enough to fill a stadium for the show: Utah.But hey, this act works bette ... More >>

Tag Team Beatdown: Time and Newsweek Pummel Palm Beach

See if you can find a silver lining for South Florida in these two reports in major national news magazines about Palm Beach. Newsweek's Daniel Gross writes about how Bernard Madoff fleeced Palm Beach high society and Time declares the county to be The New Capital of Florida Corruption. Give up?It m ... More >>

No Pain, No Gain

New Times, New Editor

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

Answering the Post's Diva

Absolutely Fabulist

A subdued thriller considers the ominous power of storytelling.

Kool Keith

The Return of Dr. Octagon (OCD International)

Gunz for Hire

Ron Gunzburger — public employee, power blogger — can't stay put, politically

Media Hijackers

NOFX plays with punk politics

New Yids on the Block

This Hanukkah, Jews kindle the lights of a new hipster identity

Dream On

Can Dream Dinners liberate Sunrise's working moms?

Boss Sound

Springsteen's no spring chicken, but he's still the Boss

Letters for December 30, 2004-January 5, 2005

Third Man

Fort Lauderdale's John B. Anderson ran for president in 1980 and paved the way for spoiler candidates

Night & Day

Stand Up, Stand Proud

The Facts of the Vagina

Ensler offers wisdom from below the waist

Get It Straight

The road to Ellen was paved with the best of intentions

Tom Terrific

After you read this critic's magic, you'll want to stand and applaud

Baby Doll

Sara Lee Creech of Belle Glade tells a long-forgotten chapter of civil rights history

Dream Weaver

Sandman author Neil Gaiman finds magic in the damnedest place

Undercurrents

No More Mr. Mean Guy

After years of playing political hardball, Ron Gunzburger says he wants to take a softer approach with his nationally known Website

The Ministry of Half-Truth

Broward's Coral Ridge Ministries says it's merely running an educational outreach. So why is it using politics to campaign against gay rights?

Swingers Redux

Fed up with fear of infection and bored with the Internet, a new generation of swingers reinvents South Florida's sexual underworld

She Came, She Stole, She Hit the Bestseller List

Author Elizabeth Wurtzel's depraved sojourn in South Florida netted plenty of titillation and an arrest for shoplifting

Campaign Trailer

Forget Shorty, Get Marvin!

How novelist Elmore Leonard's friendship with Palm Beach County criminal judge Marvin Mounts led to a popular book and a new TV show

Slave to Historical Fashion

Short Cuts