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May 7, 2012
Precious Red and Pink Corals Need Protection Under CITES
In last week's cover story, we looked at why reef-building corals are being plundered from the South Pacific and sent to the shores of Florida. But the curio trade isn't the only industry fueling the death of coral. For centuries, jewelry makers have harvested precious red a ... More >>
News
May 3, 2012
The World's Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets
In last week's cover story, we looked at why reef-building corals are being plundered from the South Pacific and sent to the shores of Florida. But the curio trade isn't the only industry fueling the death of coral. For centuries, jewelry makers have harvested precious red a ... More >>
Blogs
May 3, 2012
Seasick and Sunburnt: Throwing Up on Ken Nedimyer's Coral Nursery
This week's New Times cover story looks at why coral reefs halfway around the world are being decimated for Florida's curio trade. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at one group that's working to reverse the trend. Ken Nedimyer looked up from his omelet and asked if I get seasick. "Never," ... More >>
Blogs
May 2, 2012
Are Local Shell Shops Fueling the Destruction of the World's Reefs?
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Calendar
September 15, 2011
Broadway Bonanza
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Film
February 17, 2011
Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2011 Provides Showcase for Oscar-Anointed Filmmakers
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Culture
October 21, 2010
Nicholas Berger, Michael Kahn, Jim Rennert, and Yves de Saint-Front: A Nautical Theme Pervades at the Coral Springs Museum of Art
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Calendar
February 5, 2009
Life is Better Down Where It's Wetter
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Calendar
July 3, 2008
The Unsinkable Ship
Last week, we told you about how seven species of coral found in Florida's waters are "extremely likely" to go extinct by the end of the century. But coral reefs around the world, not just Florida, are increasingly imperiled.This week's New Times cover story looks at how local shell shops and c ... More >>
Culture
March 13, 2008
On the Lam
Wifredo Lam's peripatetic life and exotic background combined for a compelling blend of human elements
News
December 13, 2007
From Here to Eternity
A bar stool at the Mai-Kai makes the perfect time machine
News
June 28, 2007
Disaster-Nots
Getting freaky with tiki at the Hukilau
News
November 23, 2006
Rebreathe Deep the Gathering Doom
How did a careful, experienced dive instructor find himself 200 feet underwater off Hallandale Beach with no way to survive?
Music
October 5, 2006
Friends of Max
Soulfly's frontman makes nice with a former bandmate — is Sinead O'Connor next?
News
September 7, 2006
Hard to Swallow
Getting to the root of a good high.
News
October 20, 2005
He Dunnit (No, He Dunnit!)
Michael Ray Roberts has avoided serious prison time by ratting out his partners. So far.
Music
October 13, 2005
Playin' Huki
Kitsch is culture for tikiphiles, and Fort Lauderdale is paradise
Calendar
October 6, 2005
Carrying the Torch
Uke can do it! Join tiki fanatics at the hukilau!
Arts and Entertainment
May 12, 2005
Best Local Rock Band
Creepy Ts
Calendar
May 12, 2005
Fire Dance with Me
The Polynesian Culture Festival hits Broward
News
April 21, 2005
Go into the Light
Take a ride on the spirit train with an old séance-leading sharpie named Edward "Red" Duke
Calendar
March 24, 2005
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
Take a ride on the spirit train with an old séance-leading sharpie named Edward "Red" Duke
Nightlife
May 13, 2004
Best Place to Mellow Out, Man
The Nakamal Kava Bar
Calendar
April 8, 2004
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
The Nakamal Kava Bar
Culture
November 13, 2003
Bat Boy:
A new production of a Broadway musical sparks and sputters but fails to take flight
Calendar
August 14, 2003
Real Men Drive Trucks
It's louder than a rock concert and more redneck than a Houston beer joint
Music
July 24, 2003
Where's the Beef?
Would you call Neil Hamburger funny ha-ha or funny peculiar?
Calendar
June 26, 2003
Mercury Rising
Move over, Charo
Calendar
April 3, 2003
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
Move over, Charo
News
January 3, 2002
Call Me Now! ...And Pay Me Later
With all the millions Miss Cleo brings in, her Broward-based bosses have little trouble paying their way out of those pesky lawsuits
Culture
August 9, 2001
Dust to Dust
Once more, a man calls upon the troops to save The Alamo, before it's gone forever
Foodstuffs
May 17, 2001
Best Ribs
Taro's Tahitian Barbecue
News
December 21, 2000
Bekoff's Bounty
The feds are preparing to give Broward millions for water taxis. A guy named Bob will surely benefit.
News
November 16, 2000
Welcome to the Entrada
Where Hollywood motel culture is alive and well -- the good, the sad, and the funky
Music
November 9, 2000
Kev Hopper
Whispering Foils (Drag City)
Culture
February 17, 2000
Musée Boca
"Paris 1860-1930: Birthplace of European Modernism"
Music
February 25, 1999
Strings Attached
"Paris 1860-1930: Birthplace of European Modernism"
Film
January 14, 1999
The Waiting Was the Hardest Part
"Paris 1860-1930: Birthplace of European Modernism"
News
June 18, 1998
The Straight Dope
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