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04/30/2023

WHAT'S COOKING? ⁠
Alena Capra shares five of the top trends in kitchen design.⁠
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Read her tips for spicing up your kitchen in this month's issue at our link in bio. ⁠
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04/29/2023

INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER: ⁠
Mystic Powerboats' super-luxe M5200 is a 2,400-horsepower rocket ship. ⁠
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This exhilarating, heart-palpitating performance comes courtesy of the latest speed demon from DeLand, Florida-based Mystic Powerboats, a needle-nosed, 52-foot center console with a quartet of 600-horsepower Mercury Verado V12s hanging off the transom. ⁠
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Read more about the impressive finishes of the M5200 in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by Howard Walker ⁠
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04/27/2023

GREAT LENGTH: ⁠
Modern shoulder dusters go beyond the straight and narrow. ⁠
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04/25/2023

This month's Wellness Issue is all about leading a life of health and purpose, as well as the folks who are forging that path for themselves and their communities.

Brady Cobb is one of these trailblazers. As CEO of medical ma*****na powerhouse Sunburn Cannabis, he has not only found his professional passion, but he’s using his platform to bring relief to Floridians who treat or support serious medical needs with cannabis. Learn about the Cobb family legacy and the future of the industry in the May/June issue!

Cover shot by Ian Jacob; Story by Jess Swanson.

04/25/2023

BROWARD BREWS: ⁠
A decade ago, ordering a beer in Fort Lauderdale meant choosing from big domestic brands (and maybe a handful of imports). But today there are dozens of craft beer brands born and brewed right here in Broward County. ⁠
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Pick up this month's issue for 7 of our local favorites. ⁠
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Story by Joe Pye ⁠⁠
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04/23/2023

THE ART OF STYLE: ⁠
Embrace a monochromatic palette with looks that tell a true color story.⁠
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04/22/2023

DIVE IN ⁠
Have a ball in the bath with pampering, decadently fragrant products for hair, face and body. ⁠
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Pick up this month's issue for our beauty picks. ⁠
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Story by Abigail Duffy ⁠, art by Ashley Meyer ⁠
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04/20/2023

LAS OLAS WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL 2023: ⁠
Laudy's single-day foodie festival returns for its twenty-seventh edition returns April 21. ⁠
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Find a selective guide to Broward County restaurants in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by Paul Rubio ⁠⁠
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04/18/2023

SHOP FOR GOOD: ⁠
Support charities while staying stylish with brands that give back.⁠
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04/16/2023

ORLANDO TWO WAYS: ⁠
Whether you're into techy digs or cool aquatic adventures, these properties aim to please. ⁠
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Read more about our picks for your next trip to Orlando. ⁠
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Story by Kristen Desmond LeFevre and Daphne Nikolopoulos ⁠⁠
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04/15/2023

GIRL GANG: ⁠
Samantha McGraw and Shelly Teal have discovered the best way to bring Laudy's ladies together. The Fort Lauderdale transplants launched FTL Gals last year with the goal of finding quality girl friends. "We use it as a tool to network and create relationships," McGraw says. ⁠
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Read more about FTL and their monthly events in our current issue. ⁠
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Story by Melissa Puppo⁠ ⁠
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04/13/2023

FARM FRESH: ⁠
After immigrating to Fort Lauderdale with her husband and two sons in 1994, Regina Rodrigues was homesick. The Brazilian native longed for the bucolic lifestyle of her youth, when she lived on her family's farm. ⁠
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Read how Rodrigues transformed her backyard into a piece of Brazil, serving a variety of authentic Brazilian dishes, offering guests a change to sample the country's flavors in a cozy backyard setting. ⁠
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Story by Jess Swanson ⁠⁠
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04/11/2023

ROCK THE OCEAN: ⁠
It's time to dust off your cowboy boots and put on your bathing suit because Fort Lauderdale's biggest beach concert of the year, Tortuga Music Festival, returns April 14-16, and this year's tenth anniversary promises an even bigger and better lineup and host of events. ⁠
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Pick up this month's issue for five tips for making the most of this year's festival. ⁠
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Story by Melissa Puppo ⁠⁠
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03/25/2023

FULL BLOOM: ⁠
Put some spring in your step with our editor's favorite springtime accessories and home essentials. ⁠
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03/24/2023

TROPIC LIKE IT'S HOT: ⁠
Anahi Carrillo was tasked with transforming the home to a 'tropical festival of life.' Carrillo says "each design feature tells you a story and invites you to discover the rooms and experience tropical living." ⁠
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Read more about the tropical transformation in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by Kristen Desmond LeFevre; Photography by ⁠

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03/24/2023

UNITED IN SONG: ⁠
Fort Lauderdale's two powerhouse coral groups have become one with the recent unification of the Fort Lauderdale Gay Men's Chorus and the Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida. ⁠
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Read more about how they are joining forces to achieve their missions together in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by M.P.; Photography by Ginny Dixon⁠

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03/24/2023

YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU: ⁠
Laudy's takeout game has never been stronger. Here are 10 of our go-tos for delicious dishes to eat at home. ⁠
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Story by Kristen Desmond Lefevre ⁠

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03/23/2023

FANTASY DESERT: ⁠
More than dreamy Instagram fodder, Amangiri is the pinnacle of ultra-luxury in the heart of the American West. ⁠
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Pick up this month's issue for more about the Amangiri resort. ⁠
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Story by Paul Rubio ⁠

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03/23/2023

FOOD BY THE NUMBERS: ⁠
Whether you're looking for breakfast for lunch, a must-try strip mall hole-in-the-wall, a do-it-up-right dinner, or a dessert worthy of your Instagram grid, we've got your guide to Broward's best noshes and sips. ⁠
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Story by Christiana Lilly ⁠
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03/23/2023

MARKET MOVES: ⁠
Yellow Green Farmers Market is Broward's down-to-earth foodie heaven. From produce to fashion finds, it offers a market experience like no other. ⁠
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Pick up this month's issue for our favorite eats at the market. ⁠
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Story by Jesse Scott⁠
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03/22/2023

FAMILY FUN: ⁠
To infinity and beyond! Toy Story favorites and other Pixar character fun are on display this month thanks to Pixar Putt, now through March 26. ⁠
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Read more about the open-air mini-golf experience at The LOOP in this month's issue. ⁠
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03/22/2023

KEEP ON TRUCKIN': ⁠
Nothing has the power to bring people together quite like food. Whether you're a glorified foodie or you simply enjoy trying out new flavors, a must-not-miss local gathering is Food in Motion. ⁠
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Read more in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by Melissa Puppo; Photography by ⁠
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03/22/2023

SOARING INTO MARCH: ⁠
March promises new beginnings and celebrations. This month, toast with the Pineapple express, a playful ruff on the Jungle Bird. ⁠
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Find the full recipe in this month's issue. ⁠
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Story by Jules Aron ; Photography by Gyorgy Papp ⁠
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03/21/2023

LOVE FEST: ⁠
If you're seeking some high-level wisdom, don't miss global best-selling author, podcaster, and former monk Jay Shetty, who will appear at the Broward Center March 3. ⁠
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Read more about his first world tour, dubbed "Love Rules" in our current issue. ⁠
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02/24/2023

TALENT POOL: ⁠
As contaminants in public waters continue to threaten our community, one South Florida school has created a program to train the next generation of sustainability leaders to combat this crisis. ⁠
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Read more about Sea Lab and how young scientists are using the lab in this month's issue or the link in our bio. ⁠
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Story by Melissa Puppo ⁠
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02/24/2023

The March/April issue is an ode to the rise of Fort Lauderdale's culinary scene, from modest strip mall joints to high-end dining destinations helmed by Laudy locals. For a guide to Broward’s best noshes and sips, look no further than "Fort Lauderdale Food by the Numbers."

Within this dining compendium, we meet cover star, James Beard "Best Chef: South" semifinalist, and director of culinary and beverage at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale, Paula DaSilva. Get acquainted with the county's notable chefs and discover your next must-try dining destination in the new issue!

Cover shot by Ricardo Mejia, RM Studio Corp on location at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale; Story by Christiana Lilly

02/22/2023

A WEEKEND AT THE FOUR SEASONS FORT LAUDERDALE: ⁠
South Florida's new pinnacle of oceanside leisure delivers high design, gastronomic excellence, and fun in the sun. ⁠
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Check out this month's issue or the link in our bio for everything the property has to offer.⁠
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The Pilot With A Passion For Saving The Bees

Tornado over Downtown Fort Lauderdale

Tornado over downtown Fort Lauderdale (Video Courtesy of Jody Moore of MSI Consulting).

We’re rocking out at the #FinsUpMusicFestival at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, celebrating the resort’s second anniversary. Find out how you can celebrate: https://www.fortlauderdaledaily.com/upfront/noteworthy/margaritaville-hollywood-beach-resort-having-birthday-party-and-were-all-invited

King Tides: That moment when it hits you that you should have bought a submarine rather than a car.

Lake Lauderdale (Broward and Third Avenue downtown Fort Lauderdale).

Holy cow! Broward and Andrews under 2 feet of water (downtown Fort Lauderdale).

Rising tide overtakes Lauderdale Yacht Club sea wall

Truck races down flooded Cordova Road in the middle of Irma. (Free spirits.)

Atlantic Churns. (Oceanfront at Commercial Boulevard by Chris Mantooth)

Water has begun to breach Cordova Road in Rio Vista, East Fort Lauderdale

Wind and storm surge pushing water into New River. High tide at noon. (Video by Judson Cone)

Rio Vista Neighborhood East Fort Lauderdale

White caps on the New River (video by reporter Judson Cone)

Tornado on Fort Lauderdale Beach 🌪 (🎥 By Mike LaCrosse)

Yikes!

White Out in Downtown Fort Lauderdale (Courtesy of Judson Cone)

Here's a video of I-95 that you won't see everyday...

Preparing for #Irma in Flagler Village. Tag us in your videos and photos of how you're getting ready for the storm and stay safe! (📹 by Taylor Ledek)

We're at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, getting drinks at the 5 o'Clock Somewhere Bar and Grill. Let us know what your favorite drink to order is in the comments below. 🍹 Sponsored by Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort Read more: https://www.fortlauderdaledaily.com/upfront/noteworthy/fort-lauderdale-locals-guide-spending-day-margaritaville-hollywood-beach-resort