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
- About last night: Johnnyswim opens new stage at Broward CenterDuo's wonderfully eclectic, romantic set of soulful Americana at Riverview Ballroom suggests good times ahead for South Florida music fans. A decision was made before the first concert in the Broward Center’s new Riverview Ballroom Sunday night to draw the thick satin drapes around the room, hiding the spectacular second-floor New River panorama that gi
- Weekend preview: Ignore the R rating, take your son to 'Boyhood'Richard Linklater’s groundbreaking film “Boyhood” opens in some theaters this weekend (more widely across South Florida on Aug. 1), and there are many reasons to put it atop your to-do list.
Shopping & Beauty
- Back to school: $10 haircuts for kids at JC Penney salonJC Penney salons are offering $10 kids' haircuts as a back-to-school special.
- Free digital movies from General Mills cerealGet free digital high-definition movie downloads from General Mills cereal.
fashion & Style
- On the 'Runway'Two South Florida designers compete on 'Project Runway.'Two South Florida designers compete on 'Project Runway.'
- Trends from the Miami Swim ShowsHere are the trends from Miami Swim Week:
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Convicted killer of NSU professor maintains innocence at death penalty hearingRandy Tundidor's jail mates called to testify, but some refused to speak In a final bid to avoid the death penalty for the 2010 murder of Nova Southeastern University professor Joseph Morrissey, Randy W. Tundidor wanted to call a parade of suspected and convicted killers to the stand Monday.
- Police search for gunman in Miramar shootingA 39-year-old man was recovering Monday from a gunshot wound following a shooting in Miramar, police said.
- Woman gets out of shower to find 2 burglars in house, police sayMichael Ward, Jr., 23, of Boynton Beach, faces chargesIt's anybody's worst nightmare: finding a strange man standing in your house.
