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May 10, 2012
Sandwich Cubano: Born in Cuba, Developed in Key West
Like a Cuban cigar, a decent Cuban sandwich can be tough to find. A take on mixto sandwiches in Cuba and an invention of cigar workers in Tampa's Ybor City in the early 1900s by Spanish, Italian, and Cuban immigrants fleeing poverty to seek new lives in America, the main ingredients of the Cuban sa ... More >>
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April 27, 2012
DJ Frank Mendez on Moombahton, Dave Nada, Performing in a Rainforest, and How to Craft a Killer Set
If you've happened to listen to last year's AZ Gunslingaz moombahton comp, we probably don't need to tell you about DJ Frank Mendez's mixing skills. "Il Cattivo," his collaboration with local dubstepper Sluggo, is arguably one of the disc's best tracks and fully illustrates his abilities to craft ex ... More >>
Blogs
April 28, 2011
Can I Close My Tab? Martin Cizmar Leaves as New Times Music Editor for Gig in South Florida
Tell people you're a music critic and they're likely to get all sorts of ideas about you -- some right, some wrong. More often than not, they seem to think you're a failed musician who picked up a pen when his band's demo failed to catch any important ears. I've always been pretty clear abo ... More >>
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March 9, 2011
Miley Cyrus Has Been Text Message Crushing on Kings of Leon's Jared Followill
Miley Cyrus is continuing to prove that she's into older men, according to the Fab Life.Cyrus seems to be having a fling with Kings of Leon bassist Jared Followill. They've been doing an awful lot of texting lately, according to a source that's close with Kings of Leon.The source said, "So far, h ... More >>
News
February 10, 2011
Ask A Mexican on Social Acceptance and Linguistic Understanding
Miley Cyrus is continuing to prove that she's into older men, according to the Fab Life.Cyrus seems to be having a fling with Kings of Leon bassist Jared Followill. They've been doing an awful lot of texting lately, according to a source that's close with Kings of Leon.The source said, "So far, h ... More >>
Blogs
January 5, 2011
Tonight: Robert McGrath Hosts New PBS Show, Check, Please!
Robert McGrath steps out of the kitchen and in front of a TV camera for a new PBS show.Robert McGrath, the James Beard Award-winning chef who founded Roaring Fork and now serves his signature Southwestern flavors at Renegade Canteen, hosts local food lovers who get to dish about th ... More >>
Music
November 4, 2010
Nostalgia, Miami, and Expose
Robert McGrath steps out of the kitchen and in front of a TV camera for a new PBS show.Robert McGrath, the James Beard Award-winning chef who founded Roaring Fork and now serves his signature Southwestern flavors at Renegade Canteen, hosts local food lovers who get to dish about th ... More >>
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October 28, 2010
Blacktide, Five Times the Fall, Red Letter Drive, & more
Robert McGrath steps out of the kitchen and in front of a TV camera for a new PBS show.Robert McGrath, the James Beard Award-winning chef who founded Roaring Fork and now serves his signature Southwestern flavors at Renegade Canteen, hosts local food lovers who get to dish about th ... More >>
Articles
April 22, 2010
Yelp Has Buckled to Pressure, But It Ain't Enough
Robert McGrath steps out of the kitchen and in front of a TV camera for a new PBS show.Robert McGrath, the James Beard Award-winning chef who founded Roaring Fork and now serves his signature Southwestern flavors at Renegade Canteen, hosts local food lovers who get to dish about th ... More >>
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July 30, 2009
American Hard Corps
SoFlo metalheads still going strong
Culture
July 4, 2002
Ice Ice Maybe
A decade after Vanilla Ice melted down, he's back with the man who made him.
News
November 25, 1999
Drum & Drummer
Valley jazz musician Rob Schuh pounded skins, pumped iron, shot steroids, went to prison and almost died. Now the feisty trapsman has added an organ to his repertoire -- a transplanted kidney.

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Blogs

Sandwich Cubano: Born in Cuba, Developed in Key West

Blogs

DJ Frank Mendez on Moombahton, Dave Nada, Performing in a Rainforest, and How to Craft a Killer Set

Blogs

Can I Close My Tab? Martin Cizmar Leaves as New Times Music Editor for Gig in South Florida

Blogs

Miley Cyrus Has Been Text Message Crushing on Kings of Leon's Jared Followill

News

Ask A Mexican on Social Acceptance and Linguistic Understanding

Blogs

Tonight: Robert McGrath Hosts New PBS Show, Check, Please!

Music

Nostalgia, Miami, and Expose

Calendar

Blacktide, Five Times the Fall, Red Letter Drive, & more

Articles

Yelp Has Buckled to Pressure, But It Ain't Enough

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American Hard Corps

Culture

Ice Ice Maybe

News

Drum & Drummer

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