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Viral Video: Cake Prank Goes Very Wrong!

Two dudes named Josh Rabinowitz and Nick Vatterott thought it would be fun to play a prank on their friend Micah Sherman. They set up a card table with a whole cut in the middle and one of them knelt underneath to surprise Sherman when he walked in the door.Sherman...
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Conan O’Brien Pumps and Strokes His Meat With Myron Mixon: Video

Just in time for Independence Day grilling, Myron Mixon, author of The New York Times bestseller Smokin', demonstrates some Barbeque techniques to Team Coco. Of course, this degenerates quickly from a serious cooking lesson to hilarity. First, Mixon asks Conan help him make Sausage stuffed bacon wrapped turkey. Here's a...
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Obama’s War on Weed Represents a Strange About-Face on Medical Marijuana

The new federal crackdown on medical marijuana announced October 7 by the four California U.S. Attorneys sent chills throughout the industry. It was a stunning reversal by the Obama administration. Only two years ago, Deputy U.S. Attorney General David Ogden wrote his infamous "Ogden Memo," announcing that the feds wouldn't...
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Gov. Rick Scott Gets 2:1 Disapproval Rating From Florida Voters

Gov. Rick Scott's poll numbers are rising. Well, at least his disapproval rating is.According to survey results released today by Quinnipiac University, the governor's disapproval rating is at 57 percent, compared to 29 percent who gave him the thumbs-up.In fact, out of the ten states that the university polls, Scott...
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Surfer Blood Percussionist Forms New Band: Family Drugs

Marcos Marchesani hasn't wasted time in making a name for himself in South Florida's growing music scene. Having dedicated his talents to local mainstays like Surfer Blood and Weird Wives, he has recently decided to take on a new project headed and crafted by himself. Naturally, we wanted to know...
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Japanese Scientist Makes a Turd Burger to Solve World Hunger

There are a lot of scientists working to cure the world's hunger crisis. Scientists are working with crops, trying to find better grains and even growing meat in test tubes. That's all great, and we commend them, but one Japanese scientist has gone way too far. Mitsuyuki Ikeda at Okayama...
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Surprise! Rick Scott Also Had “Fatal Flaws” as a CEO

"People close to Mr. Scott characterized his downfall in terms suitable for a Greek tragedy, portraying him as a brilliant and incisive businessman who was undone by his fatal flaws. Those flaws, they said, included an arrogance and aggressiveness that permeated the company."No, this is not a premature eulogy for...
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In Alleged Sex Assault at Thompson Academy, Polygraph Results Are Murky

This week's New Times cover story explores allegations of abuse and violence at the Thompson Academy juvenile detention center in Pembroke Pines. One of the most disturbing allegations, outlined in a federal class-action lawsuit, involves a 15-year-old boy who says he was twice forced to have oral sex with a...
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Color Coordinated: The Dear Hunter Bags an Unusual Offering

Music inspired by tints and tones is a pretty obtuse concept, but the Dear Hunter's latest outing works surprisingly well in practice. Over the course of nine EPs — and an album that samples the best of the batch — the experimental rock act's founder, lead singer, songwriter, and all-around...