Archive for 'Special Features'
Swimwear fashion 2013: H2 OH
Swimwear styles this season come in all shapes and sizes, from barely there bikinis to peek-a-boo one-pieces in poppy prints and sophisticated shades. But the real marvel is the maillot. By Elyse Ranart, Fashion & Style Director [...]
Medical procedures ahead of their time
True medical breakthroughs are rare, but improvements and refinements of treatments, methods of diagnosis and surgical procedures are constantly evolving. The best doctors keep up with the changes so they can offer patients the most [...]
A slow tour of fast-growing Weston
By Lori Capullo For more than 20 years, I’ve lived about a five-minute drive from Weston. Many times I’d driven through it, met with clients at offices there, enjoyed the occasional dinner with friends (at Myung [...]
Fashion as art at Boca Raton Museum of Art
BY DAVE WIECZOREK There’s a pivotal moment in the movie The Devil Wears Prada when a sniveling Andy confides to her colleague Nigel that she doesn’t think she’ll survive as personal assistant to Miranda Priestly, the [...]
The case for private vs. public schools
Wondering whether your child should go to public school or private school? There are more factors to consider than you probably realize – just ask these admissions directors from some of South Florida’s top learning institutions. [...]
Powers for Good: Seven who give, and live, large
Our annual Powers for Good features the work of seven individuals and businesses who live, and give, large. Some, like Bill Feinberg, president of Allied Kitchen & Bath in Fort Lauderdale, pictured here, even designed his [...]
Editor’s choice: Automobiles, restaurants, hotels
Mark Gauert is the Editor & Publisher of City & Shore Magazine. He has lived in South Florida for more than 30 years – longer than he has lived anywhere else. He likes just about everything [...]
Tastemakers’ Favorite Things
Tastemakers Three South Florida Tastemakers, whose creative contributions have influenced South Florida style, share some of the tastes that have influenced them. BY ELYSE RANART, FASHION DIRECTOR RICK HOWARD Rick Howard, president of Sklar Furnishings in Boca [...]
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The Go Guide
- Casting call: 'The Glades' wants cowboys, Indians at Davie RodeoThe hit A&E drama will shoot scenes on Wednesday at Davie Pro Rodeo The hit A&E cop drama “The Glades,” starring Matt Passmore, is looking for 25-30 extras to play cowboys, cowgirls and American Indians for filming on Wednesday at Davie Pro Rodeo. […]
- Weekend Preview: Models, mutts, Harold Lloyd and a monkeyOn Friday night, some of your favorite Maxim models will gather to support man's best friend.For the second straight year, a group of dedicated South Floridians will harness the region’s greatest natural resource for a cause dear to the hearts of most of us. By which I mean pinups promoting dog adoption. […]
Food & Dining
- Mancini Modern Italian in Fort Lauderdale hosts weekly mozzarella-making classStarting May 29 and every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., chef Claudio Sandri of Mancini Modern Italian (401 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 754-200-8602, ManciniLasOlas.com ) will offer an interactive mozzarella making class and wine pairing. […]
- Three-chef dinner Monday at Tongue & Cheek Miami BeachJamie DeRosa, chef/owner of the new Tongue & Cheek in South Beach, hosts Chicago chef Brandon Baltzley and Miami’s Jeremiah Bullfrog, Monday, May 20 for a special seven-course dinner. […]
fashion & Style
- "Venus and Serena" doc opens and EleVen debuts in SoFloAaaahhh, Serena and Venus Williams . […]
- On stage: theater for kids, by kids and about kids.For students, summertime can mean throwing down the books and taking up the stage. […]
Shopping & Beauty
- Blueberry Pomegranate Smoothies for a buck at McDonald'sCool off with a small Blueberry Pomegranate Smoothie at McDonald's for $1. […]
- $3 off admission to upcoming Fort Lauderdale Home and Remodeling ShowSave $3 on $10 admission to the Fort Lauderdale Home and Remodeling Show at the Broward County Convention Center over Memorial Day weekend. […]
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Davie fire called suspicious— Authorities on Monday continued to investigate a suspected arson fire that damaged an occupied trailer home in the 500 block of Southwest 132nd Avenue. […]
- Gov. Scott vetoes 3% tuition hike, $368M in projectsThe veto could prompt lawmakers to fight it out in the courts.TALLAHASSEE – Gov. Rick Scott vetoed $368 million in lawmaker pet projects Monday and blocked a 3 percent tuition hike for Florida colleges and universities. […]
- Loxahatchee man accused of killing neighbor after fight over dogsDeputies say a fight over dogs and name calling led a Loxahatchee Groves man to shoot his neighbor on Saturday. […]
