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Blogs
May 11, 2012
John Goodman Sentencing Liveblog: BREAKING -- 16-Year Sentence for Goodman
Note, 4:30 p.m: This liveblog is over. More updates to come in separate blog posts; check out The Pulp for more soon. And thanks for sticking with us this whole time.) Hello, crime-gawkers -- here's where we'll be liveblogging the 2 p.m. hearing in the John Goodman murder trial. For those of you who ... More >>
News
April 5, 2012
A Korean Adoptee Does Her Own Detective Work in a Gamble to Find Her Family
Note, 4:30 p.m: This liveblog is over. More updates to come in separate blog posts; check out The Pulp for more soon. And thanks for sticking with us this whole time.) Hello, crime-gawkers -- here's where we'll be liveblogging the 2 p.m. hearing in the John Goodman murder trial. For those of you who ... More >>
Blogs
February 16, 2012
Pill Mill Expert Witness' Newly Disclosed Criminal Past Could Spark Wave of Appeals
Dr. Arthur Jordan, an expert witness paid $300 per hour by federal prosecutors to testify in a number of pill mill cases, has a bizarre criminal past that the government kept secret for years. The new information could be used to appeal a slew of pill mill convictions throughout the country.An At ... More >>
Blogs
December 13, 2011
Bee Killer Snuffs Thousands of Florida Hives
treehugger.comIf it's not colony collapse disorder, it's a crazy bee killer. Hundreds of thousands of bees in Brevard County died this past September, tied to a tainted food supply that contained an insecticide used to kill roaches, ticks, and fleas, county agriculture officials determined yester ... More >>
News
October 27, 2011
Let It Bleed: Hard at Work on His Eighth Novel, "Deadwood" Author Pete Dexter Still Packs a Punch
treehugger.comIf it's not colony collapse disorder, it's a crazy bee killer. Hundreds of thousands of bees in Brevard County died this past September, tied to a tainted food supply that contained an insecticide used to kill roaches, ticks, and fleas, county agriculture officials determined yester ... More >>
Music
April 21, 2011
Further Seems Forever Reunites for the First Time in Six Years at Propaganda
treehugger.comIf it's not colony collapse disorder, it's a crazy bee killer. Hundreds of thousands of bees in Brevard County died this past September, tied to a tainted food supply that contained an insecticide used to kill roaches, ticks, and fleas, county agriculture officials determined yester ... More >>
News
April 7, 2011
Kids Claim Abuse and Violence at Juvenile Lockup Thompson Academy
treehugger.comIf it's not colony collapse disorder, it's a crazy bee killer. Hundreds of thousands of bees in Brevard County died this past September, tied to a tainted food supply that contained an insecticide used to kill roaches, ticks, and fleas, county agriculture officials determined yester ... More >>
Blogs
December 14, 2010
School Grading System Ignores one Problem: Florida Is Still Dumber Than South Dakota
He's smiling because he thinks he's going to learn something.Good news: According to our new grading system, Florida's public schools are doing better than ever! "D" schools are "B" schools! "C" schools are "A" schools! Florida is an educational dynamo!Bad news: Our high school seniors are totall ... More >>
Blogs
November 17, 2010
Thompson Academy's Owner Faced Similar Abuse Allegations in Other States
Youth Services InternationalA snapshot from a recent morale-boosting event at Thompson.Allegations that teenaged inmates were sexually assaulted, malnourished, and physically abused at the Thompson Academy juvenile detention center in Pembroke Pines echo similar accusations the center's owner ha ... More >>
Blogs
November 3, 2010
Concede? Hell No. Secede!
It just happened. Florida has officially elected the man who oversaw the greatest Medicare fraud in U.S. history as its governor. You might think I would welcome this sort of thing. I remember when I covered the 2000 recount thinking at the end of it, after the U.S. Supreme Court gave t ... More >>
News
April 15, 2010
The Humane Society's Battle With Farmers Began Right Here in Florida
It just happened. Florida has officially elected the man who oversaw the greatest Medicare fraud in U.S. history as its governor. You might think I would welcome this sort of thing. I remember when I covered the 2000 recount thinking at the end of it, after the U.S. Supreme Court gave t ... More >>
Blogs
March 18, 2010
Kentucky Police Struggle to Halt Pipeline of Pain Pills From South Florida
Florida has given the rest of America so much over the years: delicious orange juice, great football players, cop dramas, a preposterous quantity of Disney paraphernalia, and more recently, the devastating social destruction of prescription pill addiction. Wayne Bird, chief of police in Williamsb ... More >>
News
February 18, 2010
The Stripper Mobile Rolled In to South Florida on Super Bowl Weekend, and No One Noticed
Florida has given the rest of America so much over the years: delicious orange juice, great football players, cop dramas, a preposterous quantity of Disney paraphernalia, and more recently, the devastating social destruction of prescription pill addiction. Wayne Bird, chief of police in Williamsb ... More >>
Dining
January 7, 2010
Art's BBQ
Florida has given the rest of America so much over the years: delicious orange juice, great football players, cop dramas, a preposterous quantity of Disney paraphernalia, and more recently, the devastating social destruction of prescription pill addiction. Wayne Bird, chief of police in Williamsb ... More >>
Blogs
December 29, 2009
More Worthy 'Cue Out West: Art's Barbecue in Coral Springs
John LinnThe ribs at Art's Barbecue are smoky and succulent. A rib dinner at Art's Barbecue in Coral Springs comes with two sides, cornbread, and a half-rack of tender ribs mounted on top of two pieces of white bread. The ribs sported a slightly pink smoke ring and had a the sort of soft-but-firm ... More >>
Culture
October 8, 2009
Review: Gary T. Erbe, Clyde Butcher, and Stephen Althouse at the Boca Raton Museum of Art
John LinnThe ribs at Art's Barbecue are smoky and succulent. A rib dinner at Art's Barbecue in Coral Springs comes with two sides, cornbread, and a half-rack of tender ribs mounted on top of two pieces of white bread. The ribs sported a slightly pink smoke ring and had a the sort of soft-but-firm ... More >>
News
March 19, 2009
On the Hunt for the Sheik — South Florida's Most Feared Wrestler
John LinnThe ribs at Art's Barbecue are smoky and succulent. A rib dinner at Art's Barbecue in Coral Springs comes with two sides, cornbread, and a half-rack of tender ribs mounted on top of two pieces of white bread. The ribs sported a slightly pink smoke ring and had a the sort of soft-but-firm ... More >>
News
March 12, 2009
U.S. Military Deserters No Longer Find Solace in Canada
John LinnThe ribs at Art's Barbecue are smoky and succulent. A rib dinner at Art's Barbecue in Coral Springs comes with two sides, cornbread, and a half-rack of tender ribs mounted on top of two pieces of white bread. The ribs sported a slightly pink smoke ring and had a the sort of soft-but-firm ... More >>
News
December 11, 2008
Undisputed Underdog
At 40, Glen Johnson is still fighting for respect
Film
October 23, 2008
Take It to the Bank
FLIFF wins one, then hits a downturn
Blogs
September 26, 2008
The Weekend In Live Music, September 26 - 28
FLIFF wins one, then hits a downturn
News
April 10, 2008
New Dogs, Old Tricks
The future of dog racing clouds a classic race
Film
October 4, 2007
Wide-Open Spaces
Sean Penn delivers a soulful road movie that doesn't go all hippie-dippy
Blogs
September 21, 2007
Pulp Football Picks
Sean Penn delivers a soulful road movie that doesn't go all hippie-dippy
News
March 22, 2007
Spring Forward
The beach is haunted by the ghosts of spring breaks past
News
July 6, 2006
Well Hung
To bead or not to bead, that is the question.
Culture
June 15, 2006
A Frenzy Within
The grand old tradition of indoor football is twisted but not broken by the NIFL.
News
April 6, 2006
AIDS Walk Turf Battle
Is a For-Profit Group Being "Cannibalistic"?
News
November 10, 2005
Letters for November 10-16, 2005
Is a For-Profit Group Being "Cannibalistic"?
Music
February 26, 2004
Just Skiddin'
Southern Culture on the Skids are the kings and queen of the road
News
October 24, 2002
Letters for October 24, 2002
Jeff H. Christ
Culture
October 17, 2002
Identity Crisis
Latin American artists confront their own exile -- self-imposed and otherwise -- at the Boca Museum
Goods and Services
May 11, 2000
Best Computer Store
Gateway Country Stores, Inc.
News
January 13, 2000
Night of the Living Heads
What's it like to ring in the new millennium with 80,000 drug-addled Phish fans? Expensive. Noisy. Crowded. Uninspiring.
Culture
August 27, 1998
You're on Your Own
What's it like to ring in the new millennium with 80,000 drug-addled Phish fans? Expensive. Noisy. Crowded. Uninspiring.

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