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The Mayor's Private Dick
Al Capellini takes the Nixon route against his rival on the commission
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Lady of the House
She's got three kids, 650,000 constituents, and millions of watching eyes. Debbie Wasserman Schultz can't keep them all happy.
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Pink Slip Justice
When a clique is in charge, you don't stand a chance — even at the State Attorney's Office
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Shark Huggers
Tourists can't wait to get next to them – even if they are eating machines
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Real Drama (4)
Debra Lombard and the kids of the ETC can tell you a thing or two about motivation
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Yo Ho Ho (3)
Watch out, hip-hoppers: Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew are pillaging for beats
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Heavy Pets (3)
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The Alien Has Landed (3)
It's Prince Mongo's planet. We only live on it.
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The Talk of the Green Iguana (8)
Will American voters elect the first gay vice president in November?
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Halftime Report
Taking a look at some of the most buzzed-about albums of the year
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Local Blues Music at the Crossroads
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Soulful Moaning
Detroit crooner Dwele returns with a new artistic approach
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Summer Slowdown
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Global Shakedown
No travel visa required on this global music voyage
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The Jbart Memo: "Less Breaking News In Print"
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Massive Job Cuts Coming At Sun-Sentinel, Tally Chief Volunteers
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The Palm Beach Post Retreat Memo
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Girl Talk Pulls a Radiohead: Download Greg Gillis' New Mix For Free
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Design the Poster for Counting Crows Tour Arriving in West Palm Beach this October... Bonus: Free MP3s!
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Major League Drops a New Video
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Recent Articles By Jonathan Cunningham
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Halftime Report
Taking a look at some of the most buzzed-about albums of the year
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Global Shakedown
No travel visa required on this global music voyage
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Summer Slowdown
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Neo Griots
North Carolina's Toubab Krewe takes world fusion to new levels
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Soulful Moaning
Detroit crooner Dwele returns with a new artistic approach
National Features
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Phoenix New Times
The Further Misadventures of Joe Arpaio
The nutty sheriff's latest target: Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. And us, of course.
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Tailpipe Dream
Ed Shadle plans to set the world land-speed record using a fighter jet.
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Westword
Don Becker's Last Stand-Up
Denver mourns the loss of its favorite one-armed, bipolar comic/poet/playwright.
By Adam Cayton-Holland
For a long time, there was a roadside billboard in Little Haiti that read "Soul Is Waterproof." It was an ode to Hurricane Katrina survivors, and those words ring true when it comes to one of New Orleans' finest exports, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. It's been a force in the rejuvenation of second-line brass music for more than 30 years and represents a side of New Orleans' musical culture that won't get any complaints here if it thrives and proliferates. Although the group has undergone numerous lineup changes, the essence of its music is always the same: pro-New Orleans. The band's sound is jazz funky at times, uptempo and bluesy at others, but it's always perfect in the summertime. This week, the boys are coming to town with Modest Mouse, which probably seems like an odd pairing. Considering how lively the Dirty Dozen is, though, by the time Modest Mouse takes the stage, the crowd will be amped up and ready to party.
