Chances are by this time tomorrow you’re not going to feel so well. From mild dehydration to headaches to stomach pains to full on vomiting, you’re probably going to be feeling the aftereffects of New Years Eve. Or, we hope so, at least. New Years Eve is celebrated all over…
New Year’s is supposed to be all about setting the tone for the following 365 days. For the most part, life is mundane — you want to make sure to up your chances of keeping it special and interesting. That could mean going all out with some heavy drinking; it…
We’d blame it on the holidays, the high stress of spending too much money, and the exhaustion of running around from party to party, but realistically, that’s just life. Between work and taking care of the kids/pets/house/whatever most of us just feel like we need a break, like, now. And…
South Floridians are known for their penchant for drinking. We mean, do you know of any other cities with Liquordale as a nickname? Doubtful. Even so, some days — or evenings — are known for reducing regular residents and professionals into frat boy-like antics. New Year’s Eve is one of…
South Florida is known for ample sunshine, beautiful people, heavy drinking, mile upon mile of beautiful beaches, and one of the most extensive systems of inland canals in the world. There’s a reason so many of our residents rarely wear clothes. As much as most of us like to spend…
December is a hectic month. Between Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanza, New Years, and the dozens of holiday parties every week, there tends to be little time left for you. Fortunately, between Jesus’ birthday and the change in year, this week is offering some time off from work; fill in the time…
Driving around town on New Years is not just a pain-in-the-ass, but it’s dangerous; we don’t even want to know how many DUIs will be handed out. With all the crazies running around (it’s one of the few days in which everyone heads out of the house) it’s best to…
New Year’s Eve is one of those days you either love or hate with a passion. You may not want to deal with the traffic; you may hate the crowds; you might not have anyone to kiss; midnight could be well past your granny bedtime; or you may just think…
You’re supposed to make positive changes with the new year. Maybe it’s getting into shape; maybe it’s just getting out of the house more often; maybe it’s being more conscious, or maybe you want to get into being politically active. If the latter is your resolution, Food & Water Watch…
Getting healthier is the most prominent resolution for the new year. You need to eat well to do so — learning how to make foods for yourself always helps. For those looking to find a salubrious new skill, Publix Aprons Cooking School in Plantation is hosting a special hands-on sushi…
You’ve decided to make some lifestyle changes for yourself, but what about Fido? If you’re looking into taking better care of your furry baby for the new year, Whole Foods Market in Boca Raton is hosting a class on holistic pet care on Thursday, January 2, from 6 to 7…
When it comes to New Year’s, the emphasis tends to sway toward the night before. That’s fun and all, but what is one to do to nurture the raging hangover that follows? On Wednesday, January 1, the Palm Beach Gardens Marriott is hosting a family-friendly brunch from noon to 5…
Like most holidays, for those who celebrate, Christmas is considered one of the greatest food days of the year. Between piles of turkey, ham, roast beef, or whatever else, by the time evening comes around, revelers are probably going to need to pass out from a food coma. That being…
Christmas is a holiday full of traditions. Pine trees, wreaths, egg nog, fruit cake, ham turkey: all symbols of the day for those who celebrate Christmas. While most Jews don’t partake in the typical gentile conventions, many have developed a Christmas practice of their own. For the past century or…
Have you ever watched Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and thought to yourself, damn, that looks like some nice eatin’? Probably not. Although, we’re sure there’s someone out there that feels that way — hey, people are strange. Well, if you’re looking for an alternative to, um, venison, you should try…
It happens to every host. You’ve planned, shopped, and started with preparations for the big day when you hear that your little sister has just decided to go vegan — and everything you have planned is full of butter and pork fat. You have two options: tell her she’s a…
In Broward and Palm Beach County food scenes few names are as recognizable as Max — and no, we’re not referring to the notorious exploits of I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell author, Dennis Max’s son Tucker. From Max’s Grille to Max’s Harvest to Burt & Max’s as well…
While there once was a day in which people would stick it out with a company for their entire career, that rarely happens anymore. For the most part we don’t actually care when someone leaves a job. Unless, of course, it’s one — or two — of our favorite chefs…
New Year’s Eve is one of those days you either love or hate with a passion. You may not want to deal with the traffic; you may hate the crowds; you might not have anyone to kiss; midnight could be well past your granny bedtime; or you may just think…
By the time the family has spent a day together and parted again, you’re probably going to need to drink some brew. Reward yourself for a job well done (for not losing it, obvs) at Tap 42’s Terrapin Tap Takeover. The bar is holding a contest to see which Terrapin…
Over the past few years, consumers have started to seek out ethically conscious options at grocery stores — just think about all the ruckus over Trader Joe’s locations coming to town. Though it really is simple enough to prepare healthy, organic, sustainable fare at home, that’s certainly not the case…
With a rodeo, a downtown “Western district,” an equestrian-themed McDonald’s, and a horse hitching post at the Walmart Supercenter, Davie is known as a country-Western sort of town. With mile upon mile of chain restaurants and sports bars, Davie is not really known as a place one would travel to…
