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March 17, 2006 |
Issue # 12 |
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Sex and the Single Senior
Movie Explores Life Inside a Boynton Beach
Retirement Community
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Mary Damiano
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Michael Nouri and Dyan Cannon share
a romantic moment in the new movie The Boynton Beach Club, which was shot
on location in South Florida |
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“It was like making The Breakfast Club but for
seniors,” director Susan Seidelman says of her new film, The Boynton Beach
Club, which features both Hollywood stars and local actors exploring the
lives of retirement age adults.
The film was shot on location here in South Florida using
homegrown atmosphere, talent and even a homegrown idea. The movie opens March
17 here Broward and West Palm Beach theatres. |
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Discover Miami
Neighborhoods Open Their Doors in Order to Teach
CultureBy Leoncio J. Alvarez
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Joe Zeytoonian and wife Myriam Eli
of Harmonic Motion, a Middle Eastern duo who will perform at Discover Miami |
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Tina Lopez has never been intrigued with learning about
different cultures, even when she began taking history classes in school.
Living in Miami, she believed diverse cultures were non-existent.
“I moved to Miami when I was five, and I’ve always just
hung around those who share similarities to me—Hispanics,” Lopez said. “I never
really thought about other cultures and what each offers, but now that I am
getting older, I have a feeling I’ve been missing out.” |
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 Get
Dancing
Miami Beach Dance Festival March 24 to April 2 |
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 Color
Them Plaid
Arsonist is the Little Band that Can
By Elyse Wanshel |
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 Reviews
The Full Monty and Intimate Apparel
By Mary Damiano |
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 Arts
Opportunities
Local organizations seek performers, paid staff
and volunteers
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 Behind
the Scenes
Carol Coombes |
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 Artist
Spotlight
David Vance |
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