Norman (Oklahoma)

Marissa Karp Murder: A Decade of Investigation Pays Off

Virginia Philip Talks Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival and How to Saber a Champagne Bottle Without Hurting Yourself

Palm Beach entrepreneur Virginia Philip is an undisputed rockstar in the wine world. It only makes sense that she'd play a part in this weekend's Palm Beach Food and Wine Festival, where she'll lend her skills to three different festival events. Philip was but the tenth woman in the world to earn ... More >>

Chef Jamie DeRosa of Atlantic Ocean Club and Buddha Sky Bar: Interview, Part I

​Jamie DeRosa, a veteran of Wolfgang Puck Dining Group, Chef Allen's, and the Michelin-starred Fat Duck in England, is breaking onto the South Florida scene with a duo of new spots in Delray Beach, the Atlantic Ocean Club and Buddha Sky Bar. With experience in everything from gastropubs to molecul ... More >>

Eggelletion Cheats at Golf Too

Photo: C. StilesEggelletion​About two years ago, a couple of golfing buddies took the first tee at Parkland Golf & Country Club. A club official asked Mike and Paul if they'd agree to be joined on their round by a single player who'd just shown up and was to be joined later by his own friend. ... More >>

Madoff Plea Somehow Not Quite Enough

This morning, MSNBC interviewed one of the many, many victims of Bernard Madoff, who entered his guilty plea to 11 felony charges this morning so he can go to prison to die. The victim, Peter Moskowitz, asks a good question: Is Madoff being a good general, jumping on the proverbial grenade to save a ... More >>

The House That Madoff Money Built

You want to know how you would have been living if you'd hooked up with Bernie Madoff and started illegally raising for him right at the swindler's start in the 1960s? You have to look at how Fort Lauderdale's Michael Bienes lived. I've written a lot about the philanthropist who claims he, too, ha ... More >>

Last Man Standing?

For restaurants in a recession, it's survival of the fittest

To Err Is Pulpish

Raleigh Bad News

Judge and Jury

Judge Lazarus takes justice into his own hands in the Keith Wasserstrom trial

Animal Dreams

The Armadillo retires to the beach

Reporter Accused of Stealing Notebook

Johnny V, Duo, Afterglo Gone; Bouley’s Evolution: Uh-Oh

Baldwin Sets The Pulp Straight

Miss Congeniality

Beatrix Potter gets an extreme makeover

After Baghdad

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

Letters for January 5-11, 2006

Dining Like Divas

At Trina, everybody is a star

Pretty Boy

Jim Stork has become the face of Broward's gay community. But is he ready for Capitol Hill?

Punk Monk

Paul Bettany gets medieval in The Reckoning

Letters for February 13, 2003

Rot on top

Good Ol' New World

The Mango Gang rides again (sort of) at Half Moon Bay

Dream Weaver

Spider-Man slings pop mythology for the masses

Letters for February 7, 2002

A Sally over Gary

Letters to the Editor

Letters for October 18, 2001

Out of 'Toon

A muddled mission, an overbuilt home, and the indifference of Boca's blue bloods have brought the International Museum of Cartoon Art to the brink of cancellation

Riding the Rhythm

LTJ Bukem takes a pragmatic view of the co-opting of drum 'n' bass by corporate America

Private Defective

Alan Rudolph's Trixie is happily stuck between a rock and the deep blue sea

No Short Cut

City Theatre's Summer Shorts

The Unforgiven

Bryant Troville served out his sentence for his sexually violent acts. His prospects for freedom? Not good.

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.

For Broward Taxpayers, How Sour It Is!

Commissioners are spending $300,000 on a political PR campaign handled by Big Sugar's hired guns.