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The 2015 Mustang GT: Ford’s V8 Time Machine
By Eric Barton Ponce de Leon landed in Florida in 1513, possibly looking for magical waters that would stop him from aging. Hernando de Soto copied him two decades later, but neither man ever found the [...]
Your primer to South Florida’s polo season
By Eric Barton There are two ways to spend a Sunday afternoon at a polo match. The horse lovers, the true followers of the sport, they watch the game. It’s simple-enough to follow, even for newcomers; [...]
How counselors help students find ideal fit
By Dave Wieczorek High-school counselors live by a motto they hope their college-bound students will also take to heart: “College is a match to be made – not a prize to be won.” “Our ultimate goal [...]
12 gift ideas for him, for her and for either
You’ll experience 12 days of anticipation, excitement and delight with ideas from our annual gift guide, featuring his and her holiday treats for your significant other. (Or, for yourself). By Valerie Schimel, Andrea Richard and Charlyne [...]
Getting into the best shape of your life, after 50
From PRIME, a special issue of City & Shore Magazine By Deborah Wilker Can we really be as fit and active at 50, 60 and beyond as we were in younger days? How about even fitter? [...]
Our Critics’ picks of the arts season ahead
Our critics and entertainment writers have been reviewing the upcoming season in the arts and found a choice selection of not-to-be missed shows, venues – and people whose stories make South Florida’s arts scene unique. ART [...]
City & Shore Magazine’s Powers for Good 2014
By Robyn A. Friedman and Deborah Wilker The people who shape a community are not always the most famous or the best known. Allow us to introduce nine here who make a difference every day. Some [...]
Hybrid automobiles that deliver green luxury
The first hybrids and electric cars were the sweatpants of vehicles. Sure, they did the job, but you didn’t really want your friends to see you in them. Now there’s an entirely new crop of hybrids, [...]
International students coming to change their world, and, in time, the world of others
They’re coming to America – and South Florida specifically – for reasons as diverse as the geography, culture and politics of their native countries. They’re coming with a desire to make a better – and often [...]
Summer fashion travels light, close to home
Photographer, David Benoliel Art Director, Elyse Ranart Tweet [...]
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Food & Dining
- Fort Lauderdale's Mr. Food on 'Wheel of Fortune' all week longCheck out the closing segment of “ Wheel of Fortune ” every night this week.
- Enter to win free Burger Bash ticketsSouthFlorida.com is giving away free tickets to the Burger Bash at the 2015 South Beach Wine and Food Festival.
The Go Guide
- 'Long Island Medium' Theresa Caputo coming to BB&T CenterTickets for TLC star's April 7 appearance go on sale Feb. 6 Theresa Caputo, the Hicksville housewife who turned the voices she hears from the Great Beyond into the hit TLC show “Long Island Medium,” will bring her tour back to South Florida with an April 7 appearance at the BB&T Center in Sunrise.
- New date for Art Garfunkel show in AventuraArt Garfunkel’s tour stop at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, postponed this week for the second time, has been rescheduled for Feb. 27. And there’s a bright spot for fans of the rock Hall of Famer.
Shopping & Beauty
- Coupon: $5 off meat and deli at Target and Publix in weekend Sun SentinelJust in time for your Super Bowl party, snag a rare $5 off coupon in the Target weekly ad inserted in this weekend's Sun Sentinel.
- Pumped up about gas savingsGassing up the car made my day.
Rod Hagwood
- Lainie Kazan sings at RRazz RoomLainie Kazan is certainly optimizing her time here in South Florida.
- FASHION PORN: Miami Heat Black Tie (Video & Photos)The white hot Miami Heat has gone Black Tie.
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Mayo: Aspiring racer Staropoli refocuses on med school, for nowPatrick Staropoli thought he would start 2015 with an agonizing decision: Quit medical school or give up his dream of becoming a NASCAR driver.
- Islamic State apparently beheads Japanese hostage Kenji Goto in videoIslamic State militants have beheaded a Japanese journalist, according to video released Saturday on the Internet, ending a wrenching drama that has gripped Japan and jolted another close U.S. ally, Jordan.
- Quiz: Where should you go this Valentine's Day?
