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Ten Notable Albums Recorded in South Florida

Throughout the '70s and '80s, and even well into the '90s, the local recording scene -- bolstered by North Miami's Criteria Studios in particular -- produced some of the most memorable albums of the past 40 years. Here's a sampling of some of the great albums to South Florida can claim...
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We Be Jammin’

School’s out for the summer. And what better place to celebrate the break from studies and after-school activities than at the inaugural POPS Rock Da Park Summer Family Fest at Huizenga Plaza in Fort Lauderdale? The event — sponsored by Planned Parenthood of South Florida and the Treasure Coast, United...
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Un-Cronut: The Kronut Kruller Debuts at Red The Steakhouse

You've heard about it. You've read about it. But until you've sunk your teeth into a hybrid donut/croissant you haven't experienced baked goods Nirvana. In May, Manhattan baker and James Beard finalist Dominique Ansel unleashed the cronut onto the world. The little pastry almost immediately became a worldwide phenomenon, with...
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I Do Addresses Marriage Equality and Immigration

The chronic artistic (and, ironically, political) failure of much mainstream American queer cinema is its earnest, facile treatment of the issues affecting the LGBT community. Director Glenn Gaylord, working from a script by David W. Ross, falls into the usual traps in this film about marriage equality and immigration, and...
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Ten Scariest Ozzy Osbourne Moments

Aging and appearing on a terrible reality show have reshaped Ozzy Osbourne's public image. Now seen as a lovable old coot, it's hard to remember that in the 1980s, Ozzy was one of the two scariest boogeymen lurking in popular culture. And while kids were pretty certain that the other...
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Substitute Teacher Sent Home After Claiming To Hear Strange Voices

A second-grade substitute teacher at Pride Elementary School in Deltona was ordered to go home after a bizarre incident where she claimed to have heard voices outside her classroom, and rambled on about the CIA and FBI and wanting to call the president of the United States, Robin Forde, 51,...
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Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer Highlights Cultural Divide

It's no new news that the first amendment of the United States Constitution protects our right to free speech, press, religion, and peaceful assembly. Though reasonable and righteous, it has become a crutch of complacency. Everybody has something to say, but generally, they're only making a weak case about America's...
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Last Chance To Vote in the Best of Readers’ Poll. We Mean It!

Hi. Hello. How are you? Have you voted in the New Times Readers' Poll yet? Because if you haven't, you're dead to us. Ha. Ha. Just kidding. You're the best! No, seriously. Go vote for South Florida's best restaurants, bars, shops, drag queen, Heat player (LOL it's LeBron!), best pool,...
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Smash HLS: Post-PETA Gorilla Tactics

On a scalding Saturday afternoon, nearly a dozen Miami Beach Police cars are jammed up on the lawns of a shady residential street near Mount Sinai Hospital. Cops lean against their cruisers as a mangy group of about 20 protesters spills out onto the overgrown lawn before a white, single-story...