Archive for 'Photo OP'
From the July/August Photo Op galleries
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Photo ops from May/June issue of City & Shore
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Your photos here: Photo Ops from April issue
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Photo Op: “Wonderism” at MAC Fine Art
About 150 people attended the opening at MAC Fine Art, the Fort Lauderdale gallery owned by Mary Ann Cohen. “Wonderism” runs through the end of March. For more info, visit robertzuckerman.com or macfineart.com. Tweet [...]
Photo Ops: Gala in the Gardens; ‘Time for Love’
The Second Annual Gala in the Gardens: The wine poured, some of Broward’s finest restaurants served and the peacocks called under the oaks for guests at Flamingo Gardens’ annual fundraiser to support the botantical gardens and [...]
February Photo ops
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The Galleria’s Men of Style Shopping Night
More than 800 guests attended The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale’s Men of Style Shopping Night, presented by Signature Grand, a fundraiser for Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, ArtServe, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort [...]
MAD for MODS Gala & Tour de Fashion
MAD for MODS Gala raises nearly $400,000 to benefit the Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale and Tour de Fashion. view page here Tweet [...]
Photo op: Party in Pink in Fort Lauderdale
Pretty in pink took on a deeper meaning for about 130 people at the Sun Sentinel’s Party in Pink, the swanky fourth-annual celebration of women battling and beating breast cancer. Hosted by the newspaper’s Life’s Victories [...]
City & Shore unveils new design at Grille 401
More than 100 guests shared an evening with staff and contributors to City & Shore, as the magazine unveiled its new design and celebrated six state and national awards in its 12th anniversary year. Guests were [...]
DIGITAL EDITION
Food & Dining
- Hollywood man wins Sweet Tomatoes dessert contestAlan Kratish, a Hollywood wine consultant, won a nationwide contest for best dessert created with ingredients from the Sweet Tomatoes restaurant buffet. […]
- FYI network spotlights prizewinning bacon burger from Deerfield Beach.Fans of bacon just may like the sound of a coffee-bacon-infused burger with bourbon-onion jam and spiced-brown-sugar-bacon curls.
The Go Guide
- Al Capone on PBS: Public Enemy No. 1 revisited'Al Capone: Icon' looks back at the life and times of one of the first pop-culture celebrities to call South Florida home. South Florida is littered with Al Capone history – the Miami mansion where he took his last breath, his reputed riverside hideout in Fort Lauderdale, his casino dreams in Deerfield Beach – and every restaurant and watering […]
- Behold, the power of beer and friendship in Oakland ParkThe Miami Dolphins' Brandon Fields joins forces with the Funky Buddha Brewery on Sunday for the Turtle Power for James Edwards fundraiser, benefiting a Coral Springs 2-year-old recovering from a near drowning.Beer is fun: drinking it with your buddies, making it with your buddies, laughing over a pint of it when your buddies decorate a bar tap at their […]
Shopping & Beauty
- $2 cold ones with Starbucks Treat Receipt programCool off at Starbucks with $2 cold ones after 2 p.m. when you make a morning purchase at participating stores starting Tuesday. […]
- Amex Offers: Save at Whole Foods, JC Penney, Best BuyAmerican Express has some terrific savings being offered through its social applications on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and TripAdvisor . […]
fashion & Style
- Trends from the Miami Swim ShowsHere are the trends from Miami Swim Week:
- 5 Murders staged in Fort Lauderdale theaterRoughly every 10 minutes or so, a homicide will be committed.
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- ID released of man killed in Lauderdale construction accidentPolice Tuesday identified Jose Alfredo Isagirrez-Mejia as the man who died when a beam collapsed at a Fort Lauderdale construction site.
- Bicyclist critical after hit-and-run accident in Pembroke PinesPolice are looking for a hit-and-run driver who critically injured a bicyclist on Pines Boulevard early Monday.
- Fired Broward lieutenant imprisoned for five years in Rothstein scandalFired Broward Sheriff's Lt. David Benjamin was sentenced to five years in federal prison Monday for acting as Scott Rothstein's law enforcement muscle.
