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21. Night & Day

    Bring in the Bass

    By John Linn

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Back in the early ´90s, the biggest musical movement from the eyes of a middle-schooler was Miami Bass. Yup, instead of sneaking a listen at some foul-mouthed rock band, you’d...

22. Night & Day

    32 Hours of Bump 'n' Grind

    By Daniel Renzi

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Put on your dancing shoes, boys and girls! Care Resource, South Florida's largest HIV/AIDS organization, is hosting the first (and theoretically not last, if all goes well)...

23. Night & Day

    Summer Love

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Summer is ending. Due to the accompanying heat, you’ve hardly had a chance to celebrate the season; don’t let it slip away without saying goodbye. Tonight is the perfect chance...

24. Night & Day

    The D.L. About the Down Low

    By Raina McLeod

    Published: September 13, 2007

    The last time someone told you to “keep it on the down low,” it translated to: Keep your pretty little trap shut. But ever since author JL King released his book On the Down...

25. Night & Day

    Media Deathmatch

    By Phillip Valys

    Published: September 13, 2007

    There’s nothing more headache-inducing than the Britney-Lindsay-Paris terror trifecta presently hogging headlines. But before you start jamming knives into your peepers to...

26. Night & Day

    Bookstore on the beach with the candlestick

    By Phillip Valys

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Bibliophiles can usually distinguish between a novel’s vast fantasyland and reality’s bitter pill. Fortunately, the rules don’t apply inside the novelty bookstore Murder on the...

27. Night & Day

    Indie in Name Only

    By Sam Eifling

    Published: September 13, 2007

    They’re still calling their music “indie” rock, even though the four former New York University retro-hipsters who together form Interpol are now touring on Our Love to Admire,...

28. Night & Day

    Crotch Rockets, Go!

    By John Linn

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Sure, there are dozens of bike nights all across Broward to saddle up and ride to. But the problem is: What if you’re not into Harleys? Not that we have anything against a...

29. Night & Day

    China Moon

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Once, there were ten suns that orbited the earth. This led to an intemperate climate. So Houyi, an immortal archer who was hanging out in China after having been banished from...

30. Night & Day

    You Gotta Know When to Hold ´Em

    By John Linn

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Ever since the Texas Hold ´Em craze emerged a couple of years back, everybody and their grandmother wants to get them some poker. Unfortunately, playing competitively is...

31. Night & Day

    Staff Showoff

    The good students stay after class

    By Riki Altman

    Published: September 13, 2007

    If you are one of those folks who believe the adage, “Those who can’t do, teach,” the 2007-2008 Armory Art Center visual arts instructors are about to prove you wrong. (Silly...

32. Night & Day

    Hello, Othello

    By Penn Bullock

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Shakespeare’s Othello is, among other things, the tale of a politician who doesn’t like the idea of certain people marrying each other, and the terrible things that happen when...

33. Night & Day

    Glamour Gals Unite!

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 13, 2007

    You need to go to fashion’s roots to find your wardrobe’s missing link. Fashion forward thinkers know that mixing vintage and modern to cultivate their own style is a lot more...

34. Night & Day

    A League of Their Own

    By John Linn

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Has competitive gaming finally become a sport unto itself? Let’s look at the facts: The World Series of Video Games is now being broadcast on CBS Sports; “Frag” has entered...

35. Night & Day

    Puppy Love

    Take two, they’re huge.

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 13, 2007

    She had to borrow the truck from Miami Animal Rescue to deliver one wounded dog to a foster home, but when she pulled back into the parking lot, Jacquelyn Johnston realized...

36. Artbeat

    Perceptual Alchemy

    By Marya Summers

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Artist Sharon Huff believes that everything happens for a reason and that we can see "beauty and perfection" even in the most tragic circumstances. Versace's murder, Princess...

37. DVDish

    Legs to Spare

    Published: September 13, 2007

    The Graduate: 40th Anniversary Edition(MGM) Fifteen years after its last home-video commemorative edition (extras from which appear here), The Graduate once more gets the...

38. What Else Is New?

    Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week:

    Grey's Anatomy

    Published: September 13, 2007

    Andre Rieu: Live in New York (Denon) Away From Her (Lionsgate)Bones: Season Two (Fox)Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (HBO)Casper Meets Wendy: Family Fun Edition (Fox)Charmed:...

39. Game On

    Atlas Drowned

    A crumbling utopia sets the stage for the world's most fascinating shooter

    By Gary Hodges

    Published: September 13, 2007

    First-person shooters are rarely more than virtual shooting galleries. Great fun, yes, but not exactly thought-provoking. That's why it's nice when an FPS comes along that's...

40. Music

    Senior Shock

    Will Alice Cooper ever grow up?

    By Cole Haddon

    Published: September 13, 2007

    One thing that Marilyn Manson and I both agree on: You can't shock an audience today," Alice Cooper says. "Audiences are shocked full at this point, because of CNN." Cooper...