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April 21, 2016

• Jason Derulo, Alabama Shakes, Megan Trainor, The Roots and more headline SunFest 2016
• Zak the Baker closed, reopens Friday
• Ringing in the new year, with mayhem, in 'My Big Night' (unrated)
• Music and bullets fly in 'Miles Ahead' (R)
• 'A Hologram for the King' gets lost in the desert (R)
• 'The Jungle Book' is a soulless adventure (PG)
• A look at Prince’s movie career, for better or worse
• Home surveillance camera shows burglar going on a shopping spree
• Couple faces charges after heroin, children found in hotel room
• Another Graham for governor? U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham announces potential run
• Cameras capture getaway after fatal shooting inside a car
• Donald Trump’s misleading complaints about election rigging in Florida and Colorado
• Jason Derulo, Alabama Shakes, Megan Trainor, The Roots and more headline SunFest 2016
• Zak the Baker closed, reopens Friday
• 'A Hologram for the King' gets lost in the desert (R)
• Ringing in the new year, with mayhem, in 'My Big Night' (unrated)
• Music and bullets fly in 'Miles Ahead' (R)
• 'The Jungle Book' is a soulless adventure (PG)
• Evidence of salt plume under Turkey Point nuclear plant goes back years
• Top foods to keep your heart, mind and bones strong as you age
• Florida Panthers come home, ready to take control of series for once
• Ditch the medicine — get moving with senior fitness programs
• Will Dolphins break tradition and draft a linebacker early? Here are four options
• Firing of police chief could cost South Miami more than $1 million
• Gov. Rick Scott gets personal in calling attention to backlog of untested rape kits
• Miami Dolphins likely out of the running for cornerback Josh Norman
• Woman arrested after police say she stole an SUV with sleeping girl inside
• Marlins close out homestand with 5-1 victory over Nationals, gain series split
• Don’t blame sparrows
• Wrong on Rubio
• Miami Open loss
• High court costs
• A third of the league interested in Josh Norman, including Miami Dolphins
• Black in Time: Booker T. Washington Foundation offers scholarships that transform lives
• Top principal prize goes to Manuel Sanchez of Miami Lakes Middle
• Gun-wielding robber in long dress part of thieving trio caught on camera
• Help us put an end to child abuse
• Marlins strike out
• Earth Day choices
• No coconuts
• End political parties
• A good laugh
• It’s all about Donald Trump at GOP meeting, even without him there
• Art derived from salvaged materials on display through Friday in Miami
• Enrique Iglesias on Facebook live: Let’s talk about love
• Perry Ellis leadership passes to son Oscar Feldenkreis
• Florida Panthers edge New York Islanders 2-1 in Game 4
• Logan Shaw makes his playoff debut for Florida Panthers
• Louisiana man who stole car and abducted ex in Homestead is shot dead by cop
• Nightlife insider retells Prince’s best Miami moments
• Friends and Neighbors: Tribute and Holocaust film premiere May 1 at Aventura center
• Do-it-yourself declawing that killed kitten may land Miami woman in jail
• Knight Arts to grant $2.5 million this year, applications accepted through May 2
• Son of Hurricanes legend Rick Barry might transfer to UM
• ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’ misses the mark (PG-13)
• Lost in the desert in ‘A Hologram for the King’ (R)
• Sentencing Friday for man who murdered retired Miami police captain
• Prince sought ‘Emancipation’ in 1997 interview (from the archives)
• New tool to help Floridians learn more about healthcare prices
• Miami Heat’s offense making historic jump, leaving Hornets flummoxed
• Univision takes over Disney’s stake in Fusion
• Venezuela detains two amid Panama Papers scandal
• Friends and Neighbors: Coral Gables firefighters honor fallen 9/11 brethren
• Tia Mowry at FIU: Body shaming is wrong
• Big-city millennials under-saving for their down payments
• Scheck Hillel places first in Technion Jewish Day School contest
• For two magical games at least, Miami Heat offense looks like Showtime East
• Miami High defeats Jackson to win first GMAC flag football title
• Hornets’ Nicolas Batum re-injures ankle in Game 2 loss to Heat
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 21, 2016
• Marlins lose 3-1 to the Nationals, fall to 4-9
• Coral Reef rallies past Southwest to reach softball regional semis
• St. Thomas Aquinas wins key lacrosse game in overtime
• Gimme a turn signal!
• Kudos for Bill Johnson
• Embrace immigrants
• Useless car inspections
• Saúl Sánchez residency denied
• Democracy in peril
• Youth Fair, FIU must collaborate to survive
• Build affordable homes
• Dems’ campaigns
• No. 21 FAU Owls defeat No. 1 Miami Hurricanes in baseball
• Suit settled, Perry Ellis cleared for MIA lease
• Picasso piece tangled in tug-of-war between dealer, billionaire
• Field day for Miami Heat as it grabs 2-0 series lead over Charlotte Hornets
• A classic performance from Dwyane Wade in Miami Heat victory
• Miami-Dade may build six new rail lines for commuters
• Royal Caribbean cancels 7 more Empress of the Seas sailings, now total of 13
• Knee, hip replacements getting easier with 3D models, technology
• South Miami residents passionate about proposed new charter school
• Prince reigned over Miami for decades
• New treatments attacking eye diseases in elderly
• Pop music superstar Prince dead at 57
• Woman calls 911 from trunk; police shoot, kill shotgun-wielding man
• Toni Tennille found love at Florida home, but was at Captain’s bedside when he died
• What does it take to remake a hotel for Passover? It starts with a ‘C’
• Naomi’s Restaurant reopening in Little Haiti
• Catered Seder — Kosher for Passover Pros
• Serendipity Creamery goes kosher for Passover, love and ice cream
• Police dog vs. alligator: Despite chomp, retired K-9 bites back