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Friday night lights receive a compelling noir approach in Eli Cranor’s debut “Don’t Know Tough.” And Gigi Pandian launches a new series filled with quirky characters and a magician as heroine.
Restaurants now open: Santiago’s Bodega in Fort Lauderdale and Torero’s Mexican Restaurant in Coconut Creek
Prison Pals Brewing Co. in Oakland Park has opened, while Tough Times Tavern in Pompano Beach and Mickey’s Downtown Bistro in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea are coming later this May.
From Boca Raton to Blues Music Awards: Guitarist J.P. Soars among record number of South Florida nominees
The prestigious Blues Music Awards in Memphis include South Florida representation in a record number of categories, including Boca Raton guitarist J.P. Soars vying for B.B. King Entertainer of the Year.
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Things That Could Help You Win a Bidding War on a Home
With a limited number of homes for sale today and so many buyers looking to make a purchase before mortgage rates rise further, bidding wars are common. According to the latest report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), nationwide, homes are getting an average of 4.8 offers per sale. Here’s a look at how that breaks down state-by-state (see map below):
The same report from NAR shows the average buyer made two offers before getting their third offer accepted. In this type of competitive housing market, it’s important to know what levers you can pull to help you beat the...
‘Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?’ review: Agatha Christie has genuine charm, thanks to Lucy Boynton and Will Poulter
Hugh Laurie’s adaptation of “Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?” is a slyly comic romance and an Agatha Christie yarn of cryptic last words.
‘The art of travel’ according to Joseph Rosendo: Walk the streets, have a picnic and be flexible
Since 2007, Joseph Rosendo has hosted, directed and written “Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope,” an award-winning travel series shown on more than 500 PBS stations. He’ll speak at the Pompano Beach Library on May 13.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with specials from South Florida restaurants and bars
Cinco de Mayo is the most popular holiday celebrated by Mexican culture in the United States. If you decide to celebrate, here is where you can go in South Florida.
Things to do this week: Hannah Gadsby, Maluma, Cinco de Mayo and more
A guide to the week’s main events in South Florida, from West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale and MIami Beach.
Beer for Bombs: Why this Pompano Beach brewery made beer so Ukrainian brewery could make Molotov cocktails
When Pravda Brewing in Ukraine stopped brewing beer at the start of the Russian invasion, they switched to making Molotov cocktails. Then 26 Degree Brewing Co. in Pompano Beach decided to brew their beers for them. On May 7, the brewery’s fundraiser will release a Ukrainian imperial stout, with all proceeds to heading to Ukraine for buy guns, meals and even fighter jets.