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American Pickers To Film In Florida: Unearthing History One Treasure At A Time October 12, 2023 Share The Sunshine State has always been a hotspot for hidden treasures, and the American Pickers are gearing up to make their triumphant return to Florida in January 2024. Fans of the hit History Channel show are in for a treat as Mike Wolfe and the Pickers Team embark on another thrilling adventure through the state's nooks and crannies in search of historical artifacts and captivating stories. The Art Of Picking For those who may not be familiar with the show, American Pickers is a documentary series that delves into the world of antique picking. It's a captivating journey where the art of discovering, restoring, and repurposing vintage items takes center stage. The Pickers are not just seeking any old trinkets; they are on a mission to find America's most valuable and historically significant antiques. Their quest takes them along the winding back roads of the country, from coast to coast. Along the way, they meet an array of fascinating characters with unique collections that have been accumulated over years, sometimes generations. These collections often consist of quirky, nostalgic, and occasionally bizarre items that tell a story of America's rich past. Rescuing Forgotten Relics One of the central themes of American Pickers is the preservation of history. The Pickers are not merely on a treasure hunt; they are also dedicated to recycling and rescuing forgotten relics. Each episode showcases their determination to give these pieces of history a new lease on life, often revealing the hidden beauty in seemingly ordinary items. While unearthing rusty gold and discovering the unexpected is par for the course, what truly sets American Pickers apart is their passion for the stories behind the items. They believe that every artifact has a tale to tell, and they are eager to listen and share these fascinating narratives with their viewers. Filming Safely In A Post-Pandemic World The ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the way we approach many aspects of life, including television production. American Pickers takes health and safety seriously and will be following all guidelines and protocols outlined by the state and the CDC to ensure a safe filming experience. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 Pandemic, the American Pickers team remains committed to connecting with collectors in the Florida area. They're eager to hear about the unique items and memorable stories that have been tucked away in local homes and barns, waiting to be discovered. Calling All Treasure Hunters If you or someone you know has a hidden treasure trove and a story to share, this is your chance to be a part of television history. American Pickers is actively seeking leads and invites you to reach out if you have a unique item that might pique their interest. However, please note that they do not pick stores, flea markets, malls, auction businesses, museums, or anything open to the public. As American Pickers makes its way back to Florida, anticipation is building among fans and collectors alike. The show's unique blend of history, nostalgia, and the thrill of the hunt continues to captivate audiences across the nation. With their commitment to preserving the past and unearthing remarkable treasures, Mike Wolfe and the team are poised to bring another season of excitement and wonder to the Sunshine State. So, who knows what hidden gems they'll uncover this time? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: American Pickers is back, and it's bound to be an unforgettable ride through Florida's history and heritage! To get in touch with the American Pickers team, you can send your name, phone number, location, and a description of your collection along with photos to: americanpickers@cineflix.com . Or call: (646) 493-2184. You can also connect with them on Facebook: @GotAPick. < Previous News Next News >

Paper Cut By Andrew Rosendorf - A Dramatic Look At The Emotional Toll Of War Aventura Digest Aug 27, 2026 Island City Stage, An Award-Winning South Florida Theater Company, Is Mounting A Nationwide Lead Actor Search For Its 15th Anniversary Season Production Of Paper Cut By Andrew Rosendorf, A Dramatic Look At The Emotional Toll Of War. The Award-Winning Theater Company Is Seeking Male Applicants, Aged 25 – 40, Of Any Ethnicity, Who Embody True Authentic Disability Representation. Performers With Lower Limb Amputations (Left, Right, Or Bilateral) Are Encouraged To Apply For The Role Of Kyle, A Veteran Dealing With The Emotional Cost Of War Long After The Battlefield Has Been Left Behind. The Show Will Run Thursday, March 11th, 2027 - Sunday, April 4th, 2027, With Rehearsals From Tuesday, February 16th, 2027 - Wednesday, March 10th, 2027. “Paper Cut is a powerful and intimate story about courage, love, and resilience that challenges perceptions of what it means to be a hero,” said Andy Rogow, Artistic Director for Island City Stage. “While this is not the first time that we have looked outside of our local area for actors and directors for specialty roles, it is the first production that requires an actor with a true physical disability. Authenticity is key. To best honor the playwright and his work, we are committed to finding the best and most genuine actor possible for this role.” After rehabbing at Walter Reed from injuries caused by an IED explosion, Kyle, now an amputee, finds himself navigating the personal and emotional minefield of returning home. Paper Cut is a raw exploration of the physical and emotional toll of our returning soldiers as well as the signature wound of the war in Afghanistan: the loss of limbs. And in Kyle's case, far more. Kyle, an amputee (leg), is a 26-year-old male Afghan war Veteran; rugged and attractive but weathered from major injuries and PTSD. He is gay, but not comfortably out, especially due to his military service. The role will require instances of same-sex intimacy, and an intimacy coordinator will be present. Union and non-union talent will be considered. The contract is an AEA Single Engagement - Tier 1, Category B. Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. Actors who live outside of a 50-mile radius from the theater will be offered round trip travel and local housing. No per diem or car is being offered at this time. For more information about submitting an audition, please visit: https://www.islandcitystage.org/auditions . The deadline to submit is Sunday, August 30th, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Noon EDT. For information about Island City Stage, visit: www.islandcitystage.org . Island City Stage Founded in 2012, Island City Stage is a professional regional theater committed to sharing classic and contemporary stories, engaging audiences with entertaining, challenging, and inspiring productions and programs. These shows are brought to life on stage through the talents of professional artists whose credits include Broadway, Off Broadway, national tours, major regional theaters, film and television. Island City Stage offers an intimate setting with six rows of stadium seating to foster a feeling of inclusion and participation at each theatrical event. Island City Stage is a 501 (c) 3 NonProfit Organization. It is located at 2304 North Dixie Highway, Wilton Manors, Florida 33305. For tickets and more information, please call: (954) 928-9800. Or visit: www.islandcitystage.org . Follow Island City Stage on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/IslandCityStage . And on Instagram at: @islandcitystage. Previous Next

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Power Without Principle - The Rise Of The Bully Presidency By John & Nisha Whitehead Apr 2, 2026 It’s Been 20 Years Since Donald Trump Bragged That, As A Star, He Could Do Anything—Even Assault Women—And Get Away With It. Two decades later, what once sounded like crude bravado has become a governing philosophy: might makes right, power excuses everything, and accountability is for other people—not this president. Despite the Access Hollywood recording—and everything it revealed about his character—Trump was elected to the White House twice. And ever since, he has governed exactly as he promised: as a man who believes he is unaccountable, entitled, and free to act without limits. The same mindset that once bragged about being able to “stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters” has now been scaled up and weaponized through the presidency. With a core MAGA following that seems unwilling to hold him accountable for any wrongdoing, Trump has justifiably earned his nickname as “Teflon Don.” He can be accused of sexually assaulting young girls, and he won’t lose any voters. He can, as Commander-In-Chief, sanction the bombing of a girls’ school in Iran—killing young girls, their mothers and teachers—and he won’t lose any voters. He can torpedo a thriving economy, sending inflation and gas prices soaring, and he won’t lose any voters. He can dismantle a government structure that has been in place for over 200 years, and he won’t lose any voters. He can be a walking—talking—living contradiction of everything Christians claim to stand for, and he won’t lose any voters. He can send Americans servicemen and women to die in wars that the U.S. had no business starting, and he won’t lose any voters. This is the mindset now shaping American policy. Trump’s acts of aggression against other nations—Venezuela. Iran. Greenland. Canada. Now Cuba—are expansions of the same worldview, only this time backed by the full force of the U.S. military and funded by American taxpayers. It is the logic of the schoolyard bully: Take what you want. Dare others to stop you. Punish anyone who resists. Trump wanted Venezuela’s oil, so he used the military to get it—and then bullied the country’s leaders into letting him keep it and its profits. The tactics—swaggering, arrogant, and always prepared to browbeat and mow over anyone and anything in his way—have become all too familiar. Trump wants a new ballroom? Tear down the old one and build another. Trump wants to be in charge of global peace? Seize the U.S. Institute of Peace and rename it. Trump wants to prove his economic prowess? Levy tariffs against any nations who refuse to fall in line. Trump wants to be seen as the one who solved Iran? Launch a preemptive war that kills civilians, destabilizes regions, and threatens the global economy—then turn to the same allies he once disparaged to bail him out. The pattern is unmistakable: Power without restraint. Action without accountability. Force without principle. This is not constitutional governance. This is how a bully operates: rules are for other people, constitutional prohibitions are inconveniences, and the law becomes whatever the one in power says it is. The same egomaniacal traits are evident in how Trump treats dissent. Criticism is not tolerated—it is punished. Media outlets that report unfavorably are threatened with government retaliation. The FCC is weaponized to intimidate broadcasters. “Fake news” is redefined to mean anything that challenges the narrative. Truth, in Trump’s America, is whatever serves power. And those who challenge that power are ridiculed, demeaned, and dehumanized. This is not behavior that should be brushed off as a personality quirk. It is a reflection of character. And when that character is paired with unchecked power, it becomes dangerous. In a constitutional republic, no one is supposed to be above the law. A bully—an autocrat—a dictator—believes he is the law. “Peace through strength” has become the Trump Administration’s rhetorical cover for preemptive violence, military incursions, and acts of aggression that bypass Congress and ignore constitutional limits. Yet abuse of power is not leadership. America deserves better. Because in the end, this is what it comes down to: we have put a schoolyard bully on the world stage, and we are pretending it is leadership. A man who measures strength by how much he can dominate others. A man who confuses cruelty with leadership. A man who believes that power means never having to say no—to himself. The bully doesn’t follow rules—he rewrites or ignores them. And like all bullies, this particular bully thrives not just on aggression, but on silence, fear, and complicity. The bully’s code—might makes right—has replaced the Constitution’s promise of equal justice under law. But history warns us that power without restraint is just another name for a King. This nation was born in defiance of a bully. Two hundred and fifty years ago, a king who believed himself untouchable used force, intimidation, and unchecked power to bend a people to his will. The colonists refused. They stood their ground—not because they were the strongest, but because they believed they were right. They understood something we seem to be forgetting: Power without principle is tyranny. And tyranny, no matter how loud or forceful, is not invincible. The question now is whether we still believe that. Whether we will continue to reward the bully—or finally refuse to be ruled by one. Because the example we tolerate is the example we become. And right now, the lesson we are teaching our children, our country, and the world is this: the bully wins—unless someone finally refuses to play by his rules. We’ve seen this script before. As I’ve warned in Battlefield America: The War on the American People and in its fictional counterpart The Erik Blair Diaries, the collapse of a country starts the moment we decide that the bully is the hero. We may already be in the final act of that story. But we can still change the ending—if we remember that in America, the law is king, and the citizenry are supposed to be the masters, not the servants. Editor’s Note: John Whitehead is an attorney and author who has written, debated and practiced widely in the area of constitutional law, human rights and popular culture. John Whitehead's commentary are his views and he is open for discussion, he can be contacted at: johnw@rutherford.org . Information about The Rutherford Institute is available at: www.rutherford.org Previous Next

Taste at the Track is Back at Gulfstream Park! South Florida’s ultimate home store, entertainment and restaurant destination welcomes back a special winter edition of Tacos & Tequila on Saturday, March 4 Thu Mar 02 2023 17:11:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Friday Night Sound Waves Returns To The LOOP March 22, 2024 Share This Free Outdoor Concert Series on Fort Lauderdale Beach is Presented by the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Beach Business Improvement District, Every Friday Night April 12th – May 17th, 2024. The producers of Friday Night Sound Waves are giving guests the opportunity to check #41 off Author Christiana Lilly’s “100 Things to Do in Fort Lauderdale Before You Die” list, with a spring revival of the popular free concert series at The LOOP (Las Olas Oceanside Park), every Friday, April 12th through May 17th, 2024 from 6:30–9:30 p.m. Presented by the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Beach Business Improvement District, Friday Night Sound Waves welcomes locals and visitors, the young and the young at heart, to enjoy some of South Florida’s best musical talents, performing an eclectic range of genres ranging from Reggae, Funk, Afro-Cuban, Top 40, Motown and R&B. Attendees are invited to come early to enjoy various pre-concert games on the main lawn starting at 5:00 p.m., along with Local Artisan Vendors and a rotation of Food and Drink Vendors to peruse during and after the show. Friday Night Sound Waves scheduled performances include*: April: Friday, April 12th – The Resolvers, Reggae The Resolvers define “Big Band Reggae” by combining classic Jamaican Roots and lively New Orleans stylings. Siblings Ojay and Sahara Smith (son and daughter of International Reggae Artist Ernie Smith) exchange lead vocal roles with Israeli-Born Bandleader and Guitarist Ron Eisner while their rock solid rhythm and bombastic horn sections set the pace. Their shows have been described as “explosive" and “must see,” and the band has gained a reputation as a premier live Reggae act. The Resolvers have shared the stage with The Wailers, Julian Marley, Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Kymani Marley, Inner Circle, English Beat, Yellowman, Matisyahu, Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Mishka along with many other world-renowned acts in major international festivals such as Marley Fest, Jamaican Jazz & Blues Fest, Sun Fest, Hulaween, AURA Music & Arts Fest, Dub Fest and more. Friday, April 19th – Rogue Theory, Indie Funk/Rock Dive into the vibrant soundscape of Rogue Theory, a dynamic band hailing from the Sunshine State. Rogue Theory is on a musical journey leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and ears of music lovers across the nation. Their ever-evolving, eclectic fusion of Indie Funk-Rock is often called refreshing – a playful and nostalgic tapestry woven from the finest threads of various musical genres – a truly original soulful experience. Friday, April 26th – Private Stock, Top 40 80's Dance Party Private Stock Band is the most sought-after entertainment in the event industry. Being together for over 20 years contributes to the band’s amazing chemistry that shines through with every high-energy performance. Voted the #1 Party Band in Florida, Private Stock is the only band in the event industry that features Top 10 Hit Recording artists and stars from the hit show, “Legends.” Private Stock's musicians are all multi-talented and versatile, with an extensive song list consisting of Top 40, the 50’s & 60’s, Rock & Roll, Motown, Soul, 70’s Disco, Classic Rock, 80’s, 90’s, Latin and Country. May: Friday, May 3rd – SonLokos, Afro-Cuban, Fusion SonLokos was born in the City of Miami in 2012. Its music fusions Son, Afro-Cuban Music, Timba and traditional Cuban rhythms with Hip-Hop, Electronic Music, Reggae and Rap. SonLokos has a fresh and innovative sound that ranges between Son and Descarga to a very explosive danceable rhythm that keeps people on their feet. Their repertoire includes classic covers of Cuban music as well as original compositions. Friday, May 10th – VAM Band, Top 40 VAM Band is a Funk Tribute Dance Band performing Pop, Top 40, Soul, R&B, Motown, Latin, Reggae and more. Friday, May 17th – Valerie Tyson, Motown Valerie Tyson is a soulful and electrifying band that performs classic and modern music specializing in playing today’s Top 40, Jazz, Classic Rock, R&B and Reggae. Each member of the band brings a combination of vocal and instrumental skills and experience. *Performers schedule subject to change When: Every Friday, April 12th–May 17, 2024 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Where: Las Olas Oceanside Park: 3000 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316 The most convenient place to park is the Las Olas Beach Parking Garage, where the PayByPhone payment option can be used, and parking can be extended from anywhere using the mobile PayByPhone APP. Cost: The events are free and open to the public. How: For more information, please visit: www.FridayNightSoundWaves.com About The LOOP: A cornerstone of activity, The LOOP (Las Olas Oceanside Park) is the central hub of the $65 million four-park system at the heart of Fort Lauderdale Beach. The public greenspaces, including the Intracoastal Promenade, Las Olas Beach Garage Sunset Terrace, and DC Alexander Park, aim to provide infinite experiences for everyone under the sun and year-round activity in Fort Lauderdale’s oceanfront backyard. Through its four pillars, “FAME,” The LOOP offers a variety of special events, activities, and unique local experiences for all, including free concerts, holiday happenings, farmer’s markets, community workouts, and more. For more information, visit: www.theloopflb.com - Or contact: info@theloopflb.com . Follow The LOOP on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/theloopflb - and Instagram at: www.instagram.com/theloopflb/ < Previous News Next News >

Laughs, Logic, And A Little Math: Comedy Night With Matthew Broussard At The Hub Jewish Connection News Jun 4, 2025 On The Evening Of Thursday, June 26th, Prepare To Trade Spreadsheets For Punchlines And Equations For Absurdities, As Comedy Night With Matthew Broussard* Brings Brainy Laughs To The Hub’s Frankel Family Performing Arts Center. Known For His Razor-Sharp Wit, Self-Deprecating Charm, And More Academic References Than Your Average Netflix Special, Broussard Is Not Your Typical Stand-Up Comedian—And That’s Exactly What Makes His Comedy So Magnetic. A former financial analyst turned nationally touring comedian, Matthew Broussard’s career detour reads like the setup to one of his jokes. The son of a Cajun chemist and a Jewish microbiologist, Broussard grew up fluent in sarcasm and science. He graduated with a degree in computational mathematics—a fact he manages to mention onstage more often than you’d expect (or want), and yet, you’ll be glad he did. His comedy is an unexpected fusion of the intellectual and the absurd. One moment he's explaining Greek mythology using pop culture analogies; the next, he’s poking fun at his own modeling headshots. Broussard's style is as likely to make you think as it is to make you laugh, offering a uniquely heady blend of logic and lunacy. He’s the only comic who might leave you Googling a math joke on the ride home—and laughing about it all the same. If you recognize Broussard’s chiseled jawline and boyish grin from your TV screen, it’s probably because you’ve seen him on The Tonight Show, Conan, Comedy Central’s The Half Hour, or verbally duking it out on Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle. He’s also appeared in hit shows like The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Mindy Project, and The League. On the big screen, he shared scenes with Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish in Here Today. And in the digital space, he’s the creator of Monday Punday, a clever, pun-driven webcomic and puzzle app that’s basically what would happen if a dad joke got an arts degree. The Thursday, June 26th show takes place at The Hub, Pinecrest’s beloved cultural epicenter. Known for its multifaceted offerings, The Hub isn’t just a performing arts venue—it’s also home to an instructional pool, athletic facilities, a youth lounge, and even the cozy Top Nosh Café. Whether you're in it for community, culture, or comedy, The Hub offers it all under one roof. "Matthew Broussard is the perfect blend of smart and silly,” said a concert-goer. “He’s got this incredible way of making complex ideas feel funny and relatable. We’re so excited to have him in the area — it’s going to be a night people talk about for a long time.” The show kicks off at 7:30 p.m., with tickets priced at $28 for premium seating and $18 for standard seats. Refreshingly, there’s no drink minimum—so the only thing you’re obligated to consume is laughter. Light bites and beverages will be available for purchase beginning at 6:30 p.m. before the show. If you’ve ever wondered what it would look like if a mathlete joined the comedy circuit, this is your chance to find out. Broussard doesn’t just tell jokes—he deconstructs them, rebuilds them, and adds a graph. Whether you're a comedy connoisseur or someone who just likes a good pun, you’ll leave the show feeling a little smarter—and a lot more amused. So grab your tickets, grab a friend, and come experience the wonderfully weird, weirdly educational world of Matthew Broussard. Your brain might thank you. Your abs definitely will. Event Info: What: Comedy Night with Matthew Broussard When: Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 7:30 p.m. Where: The Hub: Frankel Family Performing Arts Center 5950 North Kendall Drive, Pinecrest, Florida 33156 Tickets: $28 Premium / $18 Standard (No drink minimum) Buy Tickets: thehubmiami.org For information about the event, contact: thehubmiami.org. Don’t miss the chance to laugh with one of comedy’s smartest voices in one of Miami’s most dynamic venues. Previous Next

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A Taste Of The Islands - Caribbean-American Heritage Festival Brings Vibrant Culture To Pembroke Pines South Florida Sun Times May 22, 2025 On Saturday, June 28th, 2025, From 7:00 p.m. To 11:00 p.m., The City Of Pembroke Pines Will Transform Into A Vibrant Hub Of Caribbean Culture, Music And Art As It Hosts The Highly Anticipated Caribbean-American Heritage Festival At The Charles F. Dodge City Center, Located At 601 City Center Way, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33025. Free And Open To The Public, This Family-Friendly Celebration Promises To Be A Night To Remember, Filled With The Sounds, Flavors, Colors And Rhythms Of The Caribbean. Presented by the City’s Recreation and Cultural Arts Department and supported by the Broward County Cultural Division, the festival is more than just an event—it’s an immersive cultural experience. With a diverse lineup of live performances, culinary delights, interactive art workshops, cultural exhibitions, the festival showcases the rich traditions and dynamic spirit of Caribbean-American communities in South Florida and beyond. A Night of Music, Movement & Caribbean Delights One of the main draws of the festival is its stellar musical lineup, guaranteed to get attendees on their feet. From the pulsing beats of Reggae Soca to the vibrant rhythms of Kompa and the melodic sway of Steel-Pan music, the night’s soundtrack is a celebration of Caribbean musical heritage. Headlining the event are beloved artists such as Rupee, known for his global Soca hits, who blends Caribbean soul with inspirational messages; Roger George, a Trinidadian-born Soca powerhouse and the energetic Visions Band, who consistently deliver high-energy Caribbean jams. Complementing these performances are cultural showcases from the Mucko Jumbies, known for their traditional stilt dancing, vibrant costumes and the Melo Groove Steel Orchestra, whose melodic steel drum harmonies will transport listeners straight to the islands. No Caribbean festival is complete without its signature culinary flair. Attendees will have the chance to explore Caribbean Delights, a curated food and goods market featuring a wide array of traditional Caribbean dishes, snacks and artisan goods. From jerk chicken and plantains to roti, doubles, patties and sweet Caribbean pastries, the festival is a treat for all the senses. Local vendors and craftspeople will also be showcasing handmade items such as jewelry, fashion and home goods inspired by Caribbean aesthetics, giving visitors a chance to take home a piece of the culture. Art, Identity and Heritage at The Frank Starting a little earlier at 5:00 p.m., The Frank C. Ortis Art Gallery will host a unique Art Activation that invites community participation. Led by artist Angela Bolaños, this hands-on experience will focus on themes of cultural memory, identity and storytelling. Participants will create small, embroidered artworks on paper using personal symbols, colors and patterns that reflect their heritage. This interactive component allows attendees to reflect on their own stories and backgrounds while connecting with others through the universal language of art. It's an excellent opportunity for families and individuals alike to engage creatively and meaningfully with Caribbean culture. More Than Just a Festival The Caribbean-American Heritage Festival is part of the City of Pembroke Pines’ ongoing efforts to foster community engagement, celebrate diversity and promote cultural appreciation. In a city known for its multicultural population, the festival provides a platform to honor the contributions and legacy of Caribbean-Americans who have shaped the fabric of South Florida. "This festival is a celebration of community, culture and creativity," said a local resident and Caribbean music fan. "It’s about bringing people together, educating, entertaining and building connections that last well beyond one evening." To make the most of the festival experience, attendees are encouraged to visit the official website at: www.ppines.com/1737/Caribbean-American-Heritage-Festival for the full schedule of performances, food vendor lists and workshop details. Residents and visitors alike can stay informed about the City of Pembroke Pines’ upcoming events by subscribing to Pembroke Pines Media on YouTube, following the city on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @cityofppines. For Comcast customers, local programming can be accessed on Channel 78. From the rhythm of the music to the flavor of the food and the richness of the art, this festival offers a heartfelt celebration of heritage and unity in the heart of Pembroke Pines. Previous Next