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Charlie Day and Jenny Slate are terrific together as dumped singletons out to win back their respective exes in “I Want You Back,” which premieres Friday.
Now open: Hiccups and Churroholic, Bohemian Latin Grill and Maxwell’s Plum
Coyo Taco is set to open soon in Fort Lauderdale, along with Big Buns Damn Good Burgers and Buoy One Seafood.
Book reviews: Corporate intrigue turns deadly in ‘The Cage’; ‘An Eternal Lei’ a pandemic mystery
Bonnie Kistler puts a modern spin on her locked-room thriller “The Cage.” Naomi Hirahara takes a lighter approach in “An Eternal Lei.”
Column: 2022 Oscar nominations are in — what the Academy got right, and what it got wrong
This year’s Academy Award nominations had a few real surprises and highlights, as well as some disappointments and head-scratchers.
Like Big Buns and cannot lie? Matchbox and Big Buns Damn Good Burgers opening in Fort Lauderdale
Two sister restaurants – Matchbox and Big Buns Damn Good Burgers – are both coming to West Las Olas near The Wharf Fort Lauderdale and Bodega Taqueria y Tequila.
On deck: Chicago-born Wrigley BBQ combines baseball, smoked brisket in Palm Beach
When the pandemic threw Mitch Liebovich a curveball at his ballpark-adjacent barbecue restaurant in Chicago, the pitmaster packed up his smokers and decided to fire up brisket in South Florida. Also on the menu: pork belly, St. Louis-style spare ribs and alligator wings.
Weekend things to do: Drinking in the great outdoors, from Wellington to Fort Lauderdale
Reasons to get out at the Norton Museum of Art, Wellington Classic Brew Fest, the opening of the Renaissance Festival in Deerfield Beach and a free concert by Third World at the ArtsPark in downtown Hollywood.
New and coming soon: Ya Mas! Taverna on Las Olas, and a rooftop bar on Hollywood beach
Memphis Garrett’s new Ya Mas! is now open in Fort Lauderdale. Coming soon to Palm Beach County is a Windy City barbecue spot and World of Beer in Miramar.
‘Night’s End’ is a Chicago-made horror film from Jennifer Reeder and Brett Neveu — it streams in March on Shudder
“Night’s End” was filmed in the Avondale neighborhood. The horror film had an overall budget of just under $500,000 and “happened so fast, in about a year and a half, from writing to shooting to streaming on Shudder.”
New York’s ‘best tacos’ coming to old Fernanda’s Market space in Fort Lauderdale
The high-profile space at the corner of Federal Highway and Oakland Park Boulevard will be home to a new Mexican restaurant from the owners of Estrellita Poblana in the Bronx.