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October 21, 2015

• South Florida artists vie for $20,000 prize in Knight Foundation’s People’s Choice Awards
• Go Drink This: Fighting for the Flag
• Surfcomber's Donte Johnson on Kimpton's brand of inclusive hospitality
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Taylor Swift
• ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ returns to O Cinema Miami Beach
• Accessible Art: A Benjamin Cañas show at New World Gallery and #Saveartspace announces open call
• NEW Sawgrass Mill Stores
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Ricky Martin
• NEWT Miami: Experiments in Light, Color & Sound debuts in November
• Carnival to introduce Chinese cruise brand with local partners
• BankUnited reports 3Q earnings
• Miami International Film Festival’s GEMS showcase runs this weekend
• ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ at O Cinema Miami Beach
• Transatlantic trade talks underway in Miami
• In ‘The Clan,’ father doesn’t always know best
• Perry Ellis executive sues company president over alleged homophobic, racist remarks
• Surfcomber's Donte Johnson on Kimpton's brand of inclusive hospitality
• Go Drink This: Fighting for the Flag
• NEW Sawgrass Mill Stores
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Taylor Swift
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Ricky Martin
• Luther Campbell hosts dinner party at Mignonette on November 11
• Luther Campbell hosts dinner party at Mignonette on November 11
• ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ returns to O Cinema Miami Beach
• NEWT Miami: Experiments in Light, Color & Sound debuts in November
• Accessible Art: A Benjamin Cañas show at New World Gallery and #Saveartspace announces open call
• Buy or Rent? For millennials in South Florida, housing study has an answer
• WeWork co-founder reflects on Miami market, company vision
• Third DCA sides with church in historic dispute with city of Miami
• Dan Marino’s the man (at Dadeland Mall)
• Billy Turner’s improved play typifies Miami Dolphins’ transformation
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Seahawks over 49ers
• Broadway star Chester Gregory: Michael Jackson is timeless
• Florida Panthers frustrated by close calls in OT loss to Penguins
• Beacon Council celebrates 30th anniversary
• Citrix earnings beat expectations; interim CEO named
• Paseo should be given a chance
• Beckham could partner with school board in stadium deal
• Independent investigation needed into Corey Jones shooting, black lawmakers say
• Erislandy Lara to headline one of two upcoming shows by Premier Boxing Champions
• Andres Oppenheimer: Argentina’s hour of truth
• Golf spotlight: Coral Springs’ Lexi Thompson delights in latest LPGA victory, eyes Olympics
• Dominican system snarls pensions for Haitian workers
• 1 dead, 1 injured in North Miami Beach shooting
• Florida City’s family bulldog fatally shot by police officer
• First episode of WWE Network’s ‘Breaking Ground’ free on WWE Facebook, YouTube
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2015
• Miami Heat continues to study chemistry as NBA regular season approaches
• Inspired by late Sean Taylor, UM cornerback Artie Burns becoming consistent playmaker
• Gulliver boys, North Broward girls win Region 8-1A golf titles
• TERRA boys, Braddock girls win GMAC bowling titles
• UM offensive line still trying to find right combination
• More honors for FSU Seminoles tailback Dalvin Cook
• Running for Miami Beach Group 6: John Elizabeth Alemán and Mark Samuelian
• Dangers on campus
• Don’t take the bait
• A vote for Solares
• Social Security COLA
• Pay more to park
• Museum Park: Our Central Park
• Cubans and freedom
• God-given rights
• A safe campus?
• Our anthem
• Go ‘Back to the Future’ with Miami Beach screening
• Friends and Neighbors: Group provides free school supplies for deaf, hard-of-hearing kids
• Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian call off divorce amid recovery
• Prosecutor declines black lawmakers’ call for outside probe of police shooting in Palm Beach Gardens
• State crime lab getting even slower at processing evidence
• Family: Man shot by cop in Palm Beach County was a ‘good person’