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THE WEEK Slash (Courstesy of Slash.com)

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Centralia o “Centralia” focuses on the strange, true tale of an underground coal fire that ruined the eponymous Pennsylvanian town and has continued burning to this very day. Mad Cat Theatre Company imagines what would happen if the last four residents of this beleaguered town went on the road to share their story. A mixture of monologues, dramatic reenactments, musical numbers, and interpretive dance convey this story both humorously and with heart. The play runs through August 31st. 8:00 p.m. Miami Theater Center. 9806 NE Second Ave. Miami Shores. 33138.

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Friday

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Slash with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators Slash is the former lead guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, maybe best remembered for both his iconic hair and narrowly (if languidly) missing an oncoming train in the “November Rain” video. In the mid2000s, he co-founded rock ‘n’ roll band Velvet Revolver, reestablishing his place in contemporary music. His most recent project, “Apocalyptic Love,” includes Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. Album singles include “You’re a Lie,” “No More Heroes,” “Bad Rain,” and “Not for Me.” Tonight Slash brings the long hair, the sublime guitar playing, and the hard rock. 8:00 p.m. Hard Rock Live. 5747 Seminole Way. Hollywood. 33314. theguymag

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THE WEEK The Lox When Biggie Smalls died, the hip-hop community was left grieving, having lost one of their major artists. Yonkers based hip-hop trio The Lox eased some of that pain with their 1997 single “We’ll Always Love Big Poppa.” That single went multi-platinum, allowing them enough celebrity to work with larger names, such as Sean “Puffy” Combs and Mariah Carey. Their career resurged last year when they released successful EP, “The Trinity.” Tonight, they play their classic rap music at Grand Central. 10:00 p.m. Grand Central. 697 N. Miami Ave. Miami. 33136.

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Pepper Mashay Free Concert Pepper Mashay began her career singing backup vocals in the Tina Turner biopic “What’s Love Got to Do with It.” From there, she landed a recording contract and released a slew of hit dance tracks, including “Something to Feel,” “Happiness,” “Sextacy,” and “Send Me an Angel.” She may be best remembered in the gay world as the voice behind the infamous chant “Let’s get soaking wet!” throughout Betty Harris’ track “Dive in the Pool.” Tonight, Rumors offers a chance to view Pepper Mashay live during their free concert. Guests who purchase a VIP ticket may also meet the performer. A Daisy Deadpetals show precedes and follows the performance. 11:45 p.m. Rumors. 2426 Wilton Drive. Wilton Manors. 33305.

Festival of Flamenco Song The 9th annual Festival of Flamenco Song includes a host of gypsy-inspired singers and dancers. Paco del Pozo, the master of flamenco music, makes his Miami debut at the festival. Joining him will be earthy, passionate, pure-gypsy singer Ismaul de la Rosa. Principal dancer and choreographer of the Maria Pages Flamenco Dance Company, Jose Barrios, will headline the strong offering of dance. The finishing touch to the festival is the great flamenco guitarists, all from Spain, Paco Fernandez, Paco Fonta, and Jose Luis Rodriguez. 8:00 p.m. Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. 1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami. 33132.

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THE WEEK Sunday

Switzerland, Bridges Math Art Conferences, and the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art. This exhibit showcasing the link between art and math continues until September 12th. 10:00 a.m. Coral Springs Museum of Art. 2855 Coral Springs Drive. Coral Springs. 33065.

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16th Annual Black Party Gary Santis returns with our favorite party of the year at the Manor. It just wouldn’t be a Labor Day celebration unless you don your fetish or sexy black wear and dance yourself silly to the music of David Knapp, with host Kitty Meow. This year’s theme is Erotic Carnival, so that leaves you plenty of creative freedom. No cover before 11 p.m. $10 between 11 p.m. and midnight; $15 thereafter, so time your arrival with as much care as your outfit. 10 p.m.-4 a.m. Manor Complex, 2345 Wilton Drive, Wilton Manors, 33305.

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Labor Day Pride Tea Cruise Labor Day usually heralds the beginning of a new school year, celebrates the American workforce movement, and allows an extra day off for Americans to appreciate their freedom. The Sunday before Labor Day is a great time to party late, and the monthly gay tea cruise gives just that opportunity. Taking place on the day before Labor Day, this month’s cruise celebrates America’s workforce. Boarding begins at 6:30 p.m. and sails around the Intercostal until 10:00 p.m. Entertainment includes host Kitty Meow, performer Deja Devonier, and DJ Greyson Jubilee. Also appearing are dancers from Johnny’s and Boardwalk. 6:30 p.m. Smoker’s Park. 540 S.E. 5th Ave. Fort Lauderdale. 33301.

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Beautiful Chaos Nathan Selikoff is known for both his awardwinning artwork and for creating the new Leap Motion Controller, a futuristic 3D motion control technology for computing. His experimental art app, Beautiful Chaos, allows users to explore the shapes of mathematical equations brought to life in vivid color. He has exhibited in galleries throughout the world, including Art Basel in

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Oakland Park wraps up its Tunes and Tracks summer monthly concert series with 16th Annual a tribute to both salsa muBlack Party (Courstesy of sic and Latin flavors. Various Gary Santis Latin music performances Events) will coincide with Oakland Park’s Farmer’s Market. The large expanse of Jaco Pastorius Park is the location where vendors will be selling the usual wide variety of homegrown fruits and vegetables, along with deliciously prepared Latin and Mexican food. Participants can bring blankets and lawn chairs, buy an expertly prepared dinner, and then sit back and enjoy the live concert. 6:30 p.m. Jaco Pastorius Park. 4000 N. Dixie Highway. 33334.

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Drake and Lil’ Wayne Before his big break, Drake spent much of his time filming the Canadian hit series “Degrassi: The Next Generation.” His tenure as physically disabled teenager Jimmy Brooks lasted for 138 episodes. In 2010, his life changed even more drastically—his first album, “Thank Me Later,” sold the most single copies in one week. Lil’ Wayne’s life has taken a different route than Drake’s. Born in New Orleans, Lil’ Wayne began his rap career when he was only nine, signing with Cash Money Records. His career took off in 2004 with the release of “The Carter.” Since then, even Barack Obama has stated his fondness for the rapper’s music. Drake and Lil’ Wayne exchange disses and beats tonight at the Cruzan Amphitheatre. 7:00 p.m. Cruzan Amphitheatre. 601-7 Sanburys Way. West Palm Beach. 33411.

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Hobo’s—New Menu, Old Favorites by

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Hobo’s, the reincarnated Grill from the folks at Rumor’s Bar, has opened its kitchen (until 11 p.m. most nights, 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) with cheese and grilled a refreshed menu for the curious, but with onions. We had ours served with enough of its former fabulous favs to satisfy Bleu cheese dressing and a splash of A1. You’ll loyal customers that find reliable bar cuisine to only be disappointed when it’s all gone! their palate. While we miss having tuna saladon the Hobo’s Clucker ($9.25), the grill’s chicken menu, either as a wrap or a sandwich, we tenders sandwich, bears little resemblance to made do on another visit by trying the heavier anything fast food. These fresh tenderloins Steak Wrap ($9.25) with shaved marbled of chicken breast are grilled (not fried as you beefsteak, mushrooms, onions, and provolone would expect) and topped with Swiss cheese, cheese, all wrapped in a tortilla that barely mushrooms, and bacon. We had ours served contains its goodies. Is it the best steak sandon a Kaiser roll, but white, wheat and rye wich in town? Well, no. But it comes in close breads are available as well. Large, juicy and if a cheesy, gooey maze of taste translates into worth every calorie. your idea of a hearty lunch. Also new on the Hobo menu: Bay ScalLest we forget to mention, making the lops Poor Boy Sandwich ($11.50). While cut from old menu to new are the amazing not resembling anything you might find in a Smoked Gouda Mac N Cheese Nuggets traditional Po’ Boy from Louisiana, the Hobo’s ($6.00). In this original dish from the Rumors’ version features fried fresh bay scallops, Cakitchen, macaroni and cheese is prepared jun tartar sauce, lettuce, tomato and onions using soft Gouda cheese and then cubed into on a soft sub roll. This Poor Boy is also availbite-sized pieces, then fried to perfection. If it able with fried shrimp, and is equally as filling all sounds strange, that thought leaves your and fulfilling. mind upon first taste. Fresh fish makes another comeback at Chicken Wings (6 for $6.75; 10 for $8.75) Hobo’s with its Fried Seafood Plates has long been a staple of the Rumors’ menu. ($12.00), featuring Haddock, Shrimp or Bay Hobo’s keeps them front and center with Scallops—or get all three together of Hobo’s Daredevil Buffalo Sauce, Barbeque, $29.00. Of the group, the hadMild or Medium Cajun, Lemon Pepper, HOBO’S GRILL dock is the winner, moist and and Thai Chili Sauce flavoring them AT RUMOR’S BAR flaky and served with your just so. Yes, you can still get them 2426 WILTON DRIVE choice of two sides (French plain, but why not go for the gusto fries, sweet potato fries, tator WILTON MANORS FL 33305 and commit to one or more of the 954-565-8851 tots, cole slaw, garlic bacon potantalizing sauces. For traditionalist, tato salad, tomato slices and veggrab some celery and Bleu cheese to gie du jour). A baked potato adds tamper the taste for an addition $1.25. $3.00 to the cost, is huge and of the Idaho Worth every penny. kind (with sour cream and butter). Onion rings If you’ve got any room left, we highly reccan be added for $2.00 and a delicious treat. ommend Chef’s Howie’s Award-Winning Rumor’s has always been famous for its Double Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake burgers, and Hobo’s doesn’t disappoint in ($4.25). Big enough to share, but do you really the Black Angus division. The Patty Melt want to be that gracious? That’s what we Supreme ($9.75), a holdover from the old thought…and don’t forget to tell them Guy menu, is thick, juicy, and topped with Swiss Magazine sent you as you lick your lips. share with us on guymag.net

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Skin Flicks by

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Erotic sci-fi mood piece “Under The Skin” (A24/Lionsgate) could sure use subtitles. That’s only when there’s dialogue, of which there is a minimum, mainly spoken in thick Scottish brogues. An alien being arrives in Scotland and assumes the visage of Scarlett Johansson. After putting on a dead woman’s clothes, she hits the mall for a new wardrobe and some cosmetics. She then proceeds to drive around town, observing human behavior. What she’s really there for is to pick up single men with no families, bring them to her place and lure them into a black pool where they are transformed into a kind of extra-terrestrial sustenance. She also keeps herself busy witnessing a seaside drowning, trying to eat human food (layer cake is a definite “no”), and burning up as much fossil fuel as she can. However, an encounter with a disfigured man has an unexpected impact on her. To her dismay, she also finds herself being transformed, becoming, dare it be said, human. When she finally does have sex, Homo sapien-style, it doesn’t go that well. Occasionally, visually interesting, the special effects, what little there are of them, are cool enough to make us want to see more. Mostly, they are listless and mannered, an excuse for some to see Johansson in various states of undress. DVD special features include a “making of” featurette. Subtitled “the Go Doc Project,” “Getting Go” (Wolfe/Speak), Cory Krueckeberg’s directorial debut, follows Doc’s (Tanner Cohen, a long way from “Were The World Mine”) journey from small town boy in the city to radicalized homo in the country. Shortly before college graduation in NYC and relocation to Iowa for grad school, obsessive, and somewhat anti-social, Doc takes a chance and reaches out to Go (stripper-turned-actor Matthew Camp), a “dancer of the go-go variety” with a “corn-fed epic ass,” on the pretense that he is making, well, a doc about the NYC nightlife scene. Usually content with his online sex life

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(including jerking off on his webcam and surfing Internet porn), Doc’s “profound” and “serious crush” on Go leads him outside of his comfort zone. After drunk posting an email to Go proposing his project, and getting a reply in the affirmative, Doc meets “New York’s finest boy on the box” for some preliminary details. Go agrees to do it for 5% of the profits and the interview and filming process begins. Basically using his iPhone to film Go in his apartment, where his artwork and tattoo supplies are on display, Doc attempts to finding a story in Go’s story, but it’s all pretty flimsy. Naturally, there is sexual tension, leading to theguymag

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(Canteen Outlaws) stars tattoo-scalped gay porn-star Francois Sagat as Emmanuel, a narcissistic hustler who thinks nothing of raping filmmaker boyfriend Omar (Omar Ben Sellem) before he leaves on a trip to NYC to attend a film fest. As he departs, Omar asks Emmanuel to move out of the apartment. What follows is a series of flashbacks of happier times combined with each man’s experiences in their present day situations that are alternately humorous, erotic and emotional. Watch for gay writer Dennis Cooper as the guys’ offbalance neighbor Robin. DVD contains no bonus material. theguymag

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TRAVEL

Too Cool for School: Top September Getaways by

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Because of the start of the new school year, very few families travel in September, which makes it a terrific time to travel. Crowds are almost nonexistent and the weather is as good, if not better then the summer months. As a bonus, prices are lower, because supply outstrips Folsom Street Fair demand. Check out these (Courtesy of Flickr / torbakhopper) places, all perfect for a September getaway. In San Francisco, rardelli.com/chocolatefestival. summer months are chilly The city’s Fringe Festival runs Sept. 5 through and foggy, while fall tends to be warmer and 20. If you’re into leather, or just hot men, the sunnier. Hotel rates won’t necessarily be lower, Folsom Street Fair takes place Sunday, Sept. 21 but you can save money if you avoid the and, on eve of the fair, there’s also the “Magbusiness hotel chains and search out quaint nitude” circuit party. If you’ve got the time to inns and B&Bs. This September, the touring extend your vacation, stay a couple weeks and company of the Tony award-winning revival take in the Castro Street Fair on Oct. 5. of “Pippin” opens at the Golden Gate Theater The best time to visit Hawaii is the fall, the (1 Taylor St, 415-551-2050) on September 23. quiet time between summer and the snowFor those with a sweet tooth, the Ghirardelli bird season. Less demand in the fall brings on Chocolate Festival, on Sept. 13 and 14, is a some incredible deals, not only in accommomust. Get your tickets before they sell dations, but airfares. As a bonus, you might out at www.ghiget a chance to catch the humpback whales as they migrate from Alaska to the South Humpback whales Pacific to mate and give birth. (Photo by Corey Ford)

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In Oahu, the Aloha Festival runs from Sept. 6-27 with events all around the island. Also Sept. 27 is National Public Lands Day, so there will be no entry fees charged at Volcanoes National Park or Pu`uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park. San Diego has perfect weather nearly all year, but is warmest in the fall, making it the perfect time to try your hand at surfing. Is it any coincidence that Black’s Beach, at the southern end of Torrey Pines State Beach, is home to the best surfing and the nude beach? The award winning La Jolla Playhouse (2910 La Jolla Village Dr., 858-550-1070) stages the world premiere of “Kingdom City,” from Sept. 4-Oct.5.The South Bay Pride Art & Music Festival is on Saturday, Sept. 13 at the J Street Marina in the Bayfront Park (550 Marina Pkwy.). In the fall Manhattan is so beautiful, it inspired a classic lyric, “Autumn in New York. Why does it seem so inviting? Autumn in New York, it spells the thrill of first-nighting.” With the tourists and snot-nosed kids gone, enjoy quick access to museums and tourist attractions without long lines. You may be able to snap up a pair of seats to Broadway’s hottest plays.

Shows generating buzz include the revival of “On The Town,” which begins previews Sept.20 at the Lyric Theatre (213 W. 42nd Street, 212-556-4750). “It’s Only A Play,” Terrence McNally’s latest comedy starring Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane, Megan Mullaly, F. Murray Abraham, Stockard Channing and Rupert Grint should be in previews through early October at the Schoenfeld Theatre (236 W. 45th St., 212-239-6200). “The Last Ship” marks Sting’s first foray onto Broadway as a composer. Its first preview is scheduled for Sept. 30 at the Neil Simon Theater (250 W. 52nd St., 212-757-8646.) New York is also a foodies’ paradise, so check out the 10th annual Vendy Awards on Saturday Sept. 13 at Governors Island. Dubbed the “Oscars of Street Food,” the Vendy Awards festival is an intense cook-off between the city’s top sidewalk vendors. The $95 ticket includes a sampling of the best dishes from more than 25 food vendors, along with all-you-can drink Brooklyn Beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages from GuS Sodas. For more information, go to http://www.vendyawards. streetvendor.org/.

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FITNESS

10 Reasons Why You Need Supplements by Tom

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You workout hard, do your cardio, and watch your nutrition to the last calorie and gram of protein, but you still can’t seem to make the gains you desire. Perhaps your stamina is lacking, or you just can’t put on muscle despite all of your hard work. Don’t despair, you’re on the right track, all you may need is the right supplementation. In this area there are countless self-appointed gurus – the muscle magazines, pro – bodybuilders and the hot muscle man in the nutrition store with the great guns – but few possess the knowledge and the expertise needed to guide you to healthy, successful results. Remember, just because the ad for some pill, powder or goop has some hot muscle guy promoting it, doesn’t mean that it is safe or effective for you, or that it even works at all for anyone! When seeking advice on any supplementation program always consult your physician first. State certified nutritionists and certified personal trainers can be great resources for knowledge as well, but only after you’ve checked things out with your doctor. The internet can also prove to be helpful, but make sure to check out your sources. While I can’t tell you exactly what supplements to take, I can give you some pretty good reasons why you may need to supplement. 1. Poor Digestion. Even when food intake is adequate, inefficient digestion can limit your body’s uptake of vitamins. Chew your food properly and don’t eat so fast. 2. Alcohol. Drinking too much greatly affects availability, absorption and metabolism of nutrients, thus the need for supplements. You can train like a Spartan all week, but one weekend of bad eating and excessive drinking can set you back unless you fortify yourself with the right combo of rest and supplementation. 3. Smoking. Smoking is also an irritant to the digestive tract and increases the metabolism requirements for B group vitamins as well as

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GREEN JADE MENS SPA GRAND OPENING OPEN HOUSE – Please stop by for a free tour

Couples Room Available! Specializing in: • Full Body Massage $60 for 60 minutes $90 for 90 minutes $10 • Table Shower OFF • Body Scrub FOR A ONE HOUR • Chair Massage MASSAGE $20 for 20 minutes • Foot Massage We also offer Combo $35 for 45 minutes Massage Packages

2301 Wilton Drive, C-5

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PRO SERVICES

The Parish of Sts Francis & Clare Staffed by Franciscan Friars

Rediscover Catholicism Mass Times:

Saturday 5 PM, Sunday 10:30 AM & Wednesday 7 PM

Baptisms, Weddings, Holy Unions

954-731-8173

101 NE 3rd STREET FORT LAUDERDALE www.stsfrancisandclare.org Ecumenical Catholic Church

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PRO SERVICES

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REAL ESTATE

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REAL ESTATE

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In today’s competitive real estate market, first impression is everything. A professionally staged home sets itself apart from the competition. Florida Stage Hands can showcase your home by creating a striking ambiance, accenting its features, customized to style and scale… Contact us for a free staging or design consultation. Visit our retail showroom to purchase quality furniture and accessories at substantial savings!

Our customers say: Florida Stage Hands exceeded our expectations! The furnishings and design style are truly cutting edge for today’s market. –Melanie Schrand- One Sotheby’s International Realty Florida Stage Hands is exceptional! They quickly staged my listing doing a brilliant job. In one week, the property was under contract! –Richard Chong- Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate

FSH’s Staging Director:

Retail Showroom hours: M-Sun, 12-6p

Rich Palmiere combines eclectic style with attention to detail, creating warm and inviting interiors. Originally from NYC, Rich brings an urban vibe to coastal living.

1438 NE 26th St, Wilton Manors, FL 33305 phone 954.530.6155

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