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Harbor Shops | 1841 Cordova Road, Fort Lauderdale | 954.525.3541 | www.cocoasianbistro.com ENCORE AD-LM-7.18.indd 1 6/5/2018 11:51:34 AM TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES 36 BACK WHERE SHE BELONGS AFTER A MEDICAL MYSTERY LEFT HER SPIRALING, SONALI IS READY TO REALIZE HER MUSIC DREAMS. 42 STAR BRIGHT WITH HELP FROM A MIAMI MUSIC LEGEND, BOCA’S HAVEN STAR IS POISED FOR A BREAKOUT MOMENT. 46 LET THE SUN SHINE SUNGHOSTS ADD TO THEIR LEGEND AS MIAMI’S TOP ROCKERS WITH A NEW ALBUM. ALSO IN LIFESTYLE 6 EDITOR’S LETTER 10 CAMERA READY 18 WHAT’S HAPPENING 25 LIFESTYLE 20 30 GOOD TIMES: BOWLING 32 THE DISH: COCO ASIAN BISTRO 34 BIZ BEAT: BODY DETAILS COVER/TOC CREDITS Coer Sonali hoto y James Woodley Location: Sabal Pines Park, Coconut Creek TOC Haven Star hoto y Pipe Jaramillo 4 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM Plan Your Staycation Getaway Discover a change in latitude for a change in attitude at destination paradise. Book your stay in paradise for a sun-soaked getaway at our unforgettable oceanfront resort. LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR ‘VACATION LIKE A VIP PACKAGE’ 954.874.4444 • WWW.MHBR.COM 1111 NORTH OCEAN DRIVE • HOLLYWOOD, FL • 33019 Editor’sLetter outh Florida has too much history in too Smany categories to be pigeonholed musically. How can we claim a relationship with one genre—like the blues to Memphis or jazz to New Orleans or surf sounds to Southern California— when our greatest hits span categories from rock and rap to disco and emo? On the one hand, we introduced the country to the Latin grooves that powered Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine. On the other, we gave the world 2 Live Crew and a hip-hop album (“As Nasty As They Wanna Be”) with lyrics so explicit that a U.S. district court judge ruled it obscene. Miami brought us Mr. 305 himself, Pitbull. Carol City Saturday-Sunday 9am-5pm produced rapper Flo-Rida. Hialeah launched the career of KC and the Sunshine Band, which delivered disco to the masses throughout the 1970s with fi ve No. 1 singles. And Boca Raton gave us I’m-wearing-my-heart-on-my-sleeve emo heartthrob Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional and doughnut-licking pop diva Ariana Grande. South Florida is where Elvis and Sinatra once fi lmed a Chef Ben Robinson TV special (at the Fontainebleau), where Justin Bieber was arrested (Miami Beach) and where Jim Morrison of The Doors exposed himself on stage (in Coconut Grove)—or did he? That’s still the beauty of our part of the Sunshine State when it comes to making music. As evidenced by the region’s live music scene from West Palm Beach to Miami Beach, we offer a little something on stage for everyone. It also should come as no surprise that some of that local talent is generating buzz beyond the tri-county borders. The July issue of Lifestyle celebrates three such performers: a soulful teen artist out of Boca (Haven Star), a Parkland- based pop singer (Sonali) whose career nearly was derailed by a mystery illness, and arguably the best band in Miami (SunGhosts). Master chef, accomplished on both land and sea At a time when words fail to do justice to some of the featured on Bravo’s hit television series, Below Deck. news we see on a day-to-day basis, it’s comforting to know that music still has a way of elevating our spirits. For private events, private instructions and appearances visit: www.chefbenrobinson.com Enjoy the July issue. Kevin Kaminski, Group Editor kkaminski@lmgfl .com 6 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM Editor’sLetter outh Florida has too much history in too Smany categories to be pigeonholed musically. How can we claim a relationship with one genre—like the blues to Memphis or jazz to New Orleans or surf sounds to Southern California— when our greatest hits span categories from rock and rap to disco and emo? On the one hand, we introduced the country to the Latin grooves that powered Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine. On the other, we gave the world 2 Live Crew and a hip-hop album (“As Nasty As They Wanna Be”) with lyrics so explicit that a U.S. district court judge ruled it obscene. Miami brought us Mr. 305 himself, Pitbull. Carol City produced rapper Flo-Rida. Hialeah launched the career of KC and the Sunshine Band, which delivered disco to the masses throughout the 1970s with fi ve No. 1 singles. And Boca Raton gave us I’m-wearing-my-heart-on-my-sleeve emo heartthrob Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional and doughnut-licking pop diva Ariana Grande. South Florida is where Elvis and Sinatra once fi lmed a TV special (at the Fontainebleau), where Justin Bieber was arrested (Miami Beach) and where Jim Morrison of The Doors exposed himself on stage (in Coconut Grove)—or did he? That’s still the beauty of our part of the Sunshine State when it comes to making music. As evidenced by the region’s live music scene from West Palm Beach to Miami Beach, we offer a little something on stage for everyone. It also should come as no surprise that some of that local talent is generating buzz beyond the tri-county borders. The July issue of Lifestyle celebrates three such performers: a soulful teen artist out of Boca (Haven Star), a Parkland- based pop singer (Sonali) whose career nearly was derailed by a mystery illness, and arguably the best band in Miami (SunGhosts). STAY IN THE At a time when words fail to do justice to some of the news we see on a day-to-day basis, it’s comforting to know that music still has a way of elevating our spirits. Enjoy the July issue. OF IT ALL Kevin Kaminski, Group Editor kkaminski@lmgfl .com 1780 Polk St Hollywood, FL 33020 | 954.500.1780 | www.circhotel.com LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 7 If your walls could talk, they’d GROUP EDITOR Kevin Kaminski thank you. CREATIVE DIRECTOR Melanie Geronemus Smit EDITORIAL ASSISTANT EDITOR Keren Moros COPY EDITOR Jason Davis Alex Fisher Frank Walker Ins Agcy Inc Great home insurance. 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