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Oceanfront food and wine festival Savor SoFlo will deliver 80 chefs, restaurants, breweries and wineries to the sands of Hollywood beach this weekend behind Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. A small handful of VIP and general-admission passes remain.

On the night of Death or Glory’s “funeral bash” in Delray Beach, 130 patrons showed up in black veils and black dresses and jotted names into funeral guest books, ready to celebrate the life of the dearly departed. It was just the kind of tongue-in-cheek sendoff a cocktail haunt like this deserved.

Too little in “The Offer,” ostensibly about Al Ruddy producing a beloved hit on the fly, under pressure, feels as though it’s happening on the fly or under pressure.

Bubbakoo’s Burritos fast-casual now open in Deerfield Beach. Lickie Stickie BBQ in Sunrise will open in May. But Death or Glory in Delray Beach and Tucker Duke’s in Boca Raton have closed.

“Paris, 13th District” sets up two contradictory romantic truths: Spring is the season of rebirth. And it can hang you up the most.

For the first time in six years, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will be screaming and thundering and barrel-rolling over Fort Lauderdale beach at this weekend’s Fort Lauderdale Air Show. But this time, the Thunderbirds are packing new – and possibly sneaky – maneuvers in the sky.

Looking for somewhere to celebrate Mother’s Day? Here’s a guide for dining options in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Hollywood, Sunrise, Dania Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens

In Sarah Pinborough’s “Insomnia,” sleepless nights jeopardize a woman’s career and family. Then she’s accused of murder.

FGO’s “Fellow Travelers” – the tale of two men pursuing a deep relationship in repressive Washington, D.C. — isn’t more accessible simply because it is performed in English, but because these 20th Century characters are coping with conflicts we can recognize and relate to.

Misbehaving critters partied until they dropped last week, landing on pizza cutting boards, bottles of alcohol – even dying in containers of pepper sauce – at five South Florida restaurants ordered shut by state inspectors last week.