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September 8, 2004

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	The hustler Miami rapper pitbull is going to get rich or rhyme trying by T.M. Shine Published 09/01/04
	MTV VMAs Everything you need to know about the MTV VMAs Published 08/25/04
	Front line, firsthand Three South Florida soldiers sound off about what it’s like to wage war in Iraq. By Jim Di Paola Published 08/18/04
	Party in the name of art When the sun goes down, Miami’s Design and Wynwood districts come alive. by Margery Gordon Published 08/11/04
	The Kid Stays in the Picture Chaille Stovall isn’t just a 15-year-old who has sat down with George W. Bush and the Dalai Lama. He’s a mini Michael Moore. by Colleen Dougher Published 08/04/04
	Van's Warped Tour Lock up your skateboards! The Warped Tour is back. Published 07/28/04
	Riding Giants Does this new surfing movie measure up to classics … like Gidget? by Barbara Lester Published 07/21/04
	South Florida’s Most Ineligible Bachelors Introducing the class of 2004. Ladies, they’re all yours. By T.M. Shine Published 07/14/04
	Sex issue Published 07/07/04
	Hott flashes A sexy and edgy local couple make beautiful music together as The Freakin’ Hott. by Bill Murphy Published 06/30/04
	Model citizens Are you a rasta, a bitch or trailer park trash? Outcast Talent Management wants you. by T.M. Shine Published 06/23/04
	Screen saver Pop icon Mandy Moore has a talent for rescuing movies, even a few terminal ones. by Barbara Lester Published 06/16/04
	The Scarface/hip-hop connection The mass appeal of the film is based much more on the rags-to-riches connection and big-baller image of Montana than the drugs he’s pushing. by T.M. Shine Published 06/09/04
	The scoop on Snoop This rapper turned movie star, porn mogul, philanthropist and linguist of sorts is flying high. by Barbara Lester Published 06/02/04
	Sports and Recreation Issue Published 05/26/04
	Water woman Meet Mehgan Heaney-Grier: model, athlete, mermaid. by T.M. Shine Published 05/19/04
	Greek letters of intent Florida International University welcomes Delta Lambda Phi, a gay fraternity, with tolerance. by Art Levine Published 05/12/04
	10 People Who Kick Ass! By T.M. Shine Published 05/05/04
	Lights! Camera! Indie! Meet five independent filmmakers trying to create a scene in South Florida. By Art Levine Published 4/28/04
	The return of blowfly Blowfly, the original dirty rapper, returns to South Florida stages and exposes his nasty shtick. By Bob Weinberg Published 4/21/04
	Meet the bloggers Millions of people are spilling their guts in Weblogs. Chances are, they’re even talking about you. by Colleen Dougher Published 4/14/04
	20 things you need to know as told to T.M. Shine Published 4/07/04
	Painting itself out of a corner With a new director and a young, ambitious staff, the beleaguered Museum of Art is hoping for a renaissance. But will pet photos and princess diaries make up for years of bad will and red ink? By Candice Russell Published 3/31/04
	It ain’t over till the punk lady sings Vanessa Diaz has sung in front of most pits and orchestra pits. Now, she wants to take Shortstack to the top of the heap. By Bob Weinberg Published 3/24/04
	The selling of Gen Y Gen Art delivers hip young consumers to corporations that crave them. By Lynda Edwards. Published 3/17/04
	The quick-draw artist Things are looking up for the prolific lowbrow painter Francesco LoCastro. by Candice Russell Published 3/10/04
	The 411 on 305 Hip-hop’s home number is a Web site based right here in South Florida. by T.M. Shine Published 2/25/04
	Food & Restaurant Issue Published 2/18/04
	The lords of the ring Los Straitjackets have instrumental rock in a full nelson. by Bob Weinberg Published 2/11/04
	Shaking an image Paid to look sexy, some hip-hop video models want the world to see the brains behind the booty. by Art Levine Published 2/04/04
	America’s most overlooked When Daddy’s little girl disappears, America goes on the alert. When Daddy’s grown-up girl disappears, America never even knows about it. by Jim Di Paola Published 1/28/04
	Suicide girls Punk, goth and emo girls have found a place on the Net where they can just kick back and take off their clothes. Now, SuicideGirls takes the show on the road. by Bob Weinberg Published 1/21/04
	Two-wheeled freaks Full-throttle maniacs on high-octane crotch Rockets do it all for the thrills. It’s the guys of the Triple Xtreme Stunt Team. by T.M. Shine Published 1/14/04
	Plotting a course Young activists are taking back their South Florida neighborhoods with community gardens. by Colleen Dougher Published 1/07/04
	Jackass of the year Misplaced ballots, misspent tax dollars, cronyism and intense racial polarization: Is this any way to run an elections office? A fresh look at the events leading to Miriam Oliphant’s ouster. by Art Levine Published 12/31/03
	2003 year in review Looking back at the newsmakers, rule breakers and risk takers who gave us all something to shout about. Published 12/24/03
	It’s a rap With its low-budget, straight-to-video urban movies, Breakaway Films isn’t aiming for Oscar gold but U.S. green. by Art Levine Published 12/17/03
	Ohhhhhhhhh! What a feeling! The members of a South Florida car club know: You don’t have to be fast and furious to be a high ’Rolla. by T.M. Shine Published 12/10/03
	The Music Issue Published 12/03/03
	Diary of an AIDS worker IX: The final chapter An AIDS caseworker calls it quits after nine long years. by Paul Gallotta Published 11/26/03
	It’s the questioning that drives us No one can be told what The Matrix is about, but this FIU philosopher edits a Web site full of people trying. by Barbara Lester Published 11/19/03
	Jailed Bait At Hernando Correctional Institution, young drug offenders endure more than rehab. by Jim Di Paola Published 11/12/03
	Oral Report Kids these days give new meaning to the term head of the class. by Allison Perrine Published 11/05/03
	Prominent features This year’s FLIFF has more-impressive traits than the backside on its program’s front cover. by Barbara Lester Published 10/29/03
	Fresh Squeezed For Miami composer Scott Routenberg, the world is his studio. by Bob Weinberg Published 10/22/03
	Schoolhouse crock Injunction-junction, what’s compunction? Illegal in many states, diploma mills provide all the degrees with none of the work. by Jim Di Paola Published 10/15/03
	Stop me before I eat again Ed Krachie, the Muhammad Ali of competitive eating, is on a diet. Yes, a diet. by Dave Warm Published 10/08/03
	A man called Lebo If David Le Batard is a sellout, why are so many people buying? by Candice Russell Published 10/01/03
	Vigilante justice Every time a crime is stopped in South Florida, a Guardian Angel gets his wings. by T.M. Shine Published 09/24/03
	The best defense ... With HIV on the rise again in South Florida, outreach groups step up their fight against a deadly combination of ignorance, denial and reckless behavior. by Art Levine Published 09/17/03
	The great debates by T.M. Shine and Dave Warm Published 09/10/03
	The Art Issue Published 09/03/03
	Sex Survey Assume the position with our first-ever South Florida sex poll. by Dave Warm Published 08/27/03
	So you wanna be a pop star? Well, get in line — and hope that one of these local talent scouts is watching. by Art Levine Published 08/20/03
	Rock patrol Keeping concertgoers safe is job one for these cops. Job two is getting a good view of the stage. by Jim Di Paola Published 08/13/03
	What do a couple of guys gotta do to get a bass boat around here? How two 16-year-old fishing buddies became the heroes of Loxahatchee and no one noticed. by T.M. Shine Published 08/06/03
	Like father, like sons Anchored by the twin sons of South Florida bass legend Jaco pastorius, Way of the Greoove takes flight. by Bob Weinberg Published 07/30/03
	The Eco Awards From bureaucrats full of bull crap to a town overrun with horse manure, our latest batch of winners (and losers) proves it still isn’t easy being green in Florida. Compiled by City Link Staff Published 07/23/03
	South Florida’s Most Ineligible Bachelors by Dave Warm Published 07/16/03
	Raising the Tiki Bar Don’t call it a tourist trap: The Mai-Kai is paradise found for fans of Polynesian pop culture. by Art Levine Published 07/09/03
	The diablo inside Mark Dubin sold his soul for rock ’n’ roll. Here’s how he’s getting it back. by Jake Cline Published 07/02/03
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