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BY JESS SWANSON speak confidentially with students about their situations. UM even takes protective measures his past December 3, a such as issuing no-contact orders and hous- somber 21-year-old with ing orders or changing class arrangements. According to UM’s annual security report, ts | o N te ts long blond hair stood on 13 forcible sex offenses occurred on cam- the limestone outdoor pus between 2012 and 2014 (the numbers Tstage at the center of the Univer- for 2015 are not available yet). But accord- sity of Miami’s Coral Gables cam- ing to Westaway, the rate is much higher. “The numbers are increasing — a pus. When her name was called, few weeks ago, three students came to she approached the microphone me in one day,” Westaway says. “And and detailed a violent rape she said that’s just me, one professor. What chills

ews | pulp c y | N ews had occurred three years ago at an me are those who suffer in silence.” end-of-year fraternity party. Her Westaway grew up in Boston thinking she wanted to be a journalist. But her true voice was steady as she recounted passion was feminist literature and poetry. how she had been drinking, but She wrote some herself. Then, in 2005, she not drunk, when a frat brother led moved to Miami to earn her master’s degree in English. In 2007, she received a graduate

ge | Night+ dA her into his room and attacked her.

A certificate in Wom- t “I was a freshman and wasn’t sure if the en’s and Gender health center even did rape kits,” explained “OPEN Studies from the Beatrice, whom New Times has given a pseud- DISCUSSION OF University of North onym because she’s an alleged victim of sexual VICTIM JUSTICE Carolina. After- assault. “I’m a senior now, and of the 20 or so TENDS TO BE ward, she moved to girls that lived on my floor [freshman year], six Gainesville to com- of us have been sexually assaulted, some of us SHUT DOWN. plete her PhD in drugged and then sexually assaulted. And I’m I’M HAUNTED BY English at the Uni- not counting the girls who were inebriated.” THE CLIMATE versity of Florida. That afternoon on the stage, students lis- THIS CREATES.” Westaway re- tened to Beatrice in pin-drop silence. Some turned to UM in sobbed quietly in the crowd. Beatrice ex- 2012, teaching freshman English classes and plained she had been afraid to come forward. lecturing on feminist theory. With a cherubic | music | dish | film | Art | s | music dish film Art She thought either no one would believe her face and blond hair, she looked like just an- or she’d receive backlash from the fraternity. Photo by Beula Beatríz other student on campus. In the classroom, “You hear that there’s a freshman girl Katharine Westaway: “I stand before you pretty much terrified.” she was known for being approachable, at a party, and everyone blames the vic- welcoming anyone to her office to talk. tim,” she said. “It was intimidating.” fied because I don’t feel safe advocating for decision not to renew her contract. “Dr. Westaway inspired me to be more em-

| MUSIC | CAFE | FILM | | ART | METRO | NIGHT+DAY | STAGE RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS | Beatrice herself began to cry. Then Dr. victims on this campus,” Westaway said later “I feel like open discussion of victim services powered,” says Maleeha Riaz, a UM senior. “I Kathari ne Westaway, the outspoken 39-year- at the December 3 event. “This hits home and justice tends to be shut down,” Westaway was a shy freshman, and I learned so much from old adjunct professor who had organized the when I hear from UM’s attorneys nearly says. “I’m haunted by the climate this creates.” her, not only as a professor but as a mentor too.” event and counseled Beatrice for two years, every time I publicly speak out for victims.” Sexual assault on campus has become a “I love this school, but there are a lot of stepped forward and put her arm around For the past two years, Westaway has acted national debate. It’s a sensitive issue for col- privileged students who don’t care,” says the student. At the end, everyone cheered. as UM’s unofficial rape counselor. Dozens leges, which must protect students from at- Isabel Del Fuente, another former student. It was one of the most powerful speeches of students have confided in her rather than tacks while also being fair to the accused. In “Dr. Westaway has this way of getting in the history of Canes Consent, an event speak to deans or police. Her departure leaves 2012, Florida State University star quarterback people involved, really firing them up.” held each semester for the past two years students, who have long been leery of the Jameis Winston was accused of (but never After meeting with Beatrice in 2013, West- to prevent sexual assault on campus. For school’s tricky complaint process and limited charged with) drugging and raping a student. away decided to form a sexual assault survivor

MIAMI NEW TIMES NEW MIAMI Beatrice and other sexual assault victims treatment options for victims, in the lurch. Then, Columbia University student Emma group that met twice a month in her office. New Times Broward-palm B each New Times Broward-palm at UM, talking publicly on campus about Overall, Westaway says, she helped 37 Sulkowicz criticized her school for improperly It was an intimate gathering of a handful of rape is a pivotal moment in recovery. students who had been assaulted. At first, she handling her case. She staged an emotionally women sharing their stories and progress. Dur- “It was so freeing to speak like that in the adds, UM officials praised her for the work. charged art piece in which she carried a mat- ing her time at UM, Westaway also founded a middle of the day on campus,” Beatrice says. But then, last spring, they declined to renew tress on campus from September 2014 to May chapter of the National Organization of Women “The encouragement was such an important her contract, citing a campaign she launched 2015. Finally, it seemed decades of progress had and began holding Canes Consent twice a year. 2, 2016 2, XX, 2008 XX, part in finding myself — that I’m not just last year for Angela Cameron, a student who been lost in November 2014, when a Univer- Students came to Westaway with someone that something horrible happened was later found to have lied about an attack. sity of Virginia student lied to aRolling Stone their stories: One said she had woken up arch ONTH to, but a survivor, an advocate, and a voice.” These days, the university publicly de- reporter about being gang-raped at a frat party. after a party and realized she had been Organizing Canes Consent has been a nies Cameron’s case had anything to do At the University of Miami, there is a raped. Another struggled with debilitat-

25-M student requirement in Westaway’s pro- with Westaway’s departure. “The univer- zero-tolerance policy for sexual assault and ing flashbacks, and one transgender stu- XX–M gram, Women’s and Gender Studies. But sity shares” Westaway’s concerns about gender-based violence. Advisers encour- dent was raped by a man to “be cured.” now, Westaway has left the university un- sexual assault, says UM spokesperson age students to seek medical treatment at In December 2014, Westaway met Cam- ONTH ebruary

M der a cloud of controversy, and the future Liz Amore. But privately, a top univer- an on-campus clinic or at the Roxcy Bolton eron. The UM student alleged that another F of the event, as well as support for sexual sity official, who asked not to be named, Rape Treatment Center at Jackson Memorial student, David Jia, had forced himself on her assault victims at UM, is unknown. cited Westaway’s “poor judgment” in Hospital. Professionals at those places and on after a party in his off-campus apartment. 4 “I stand before you pretty much terri- defending Cameron. He says it led to the a 24-hour anonymous sexual assault hotline Police declined to charge him because of a 4 lack of evidence, she said, but he had been browardpalmbeach.com found responsible for her rape by the university. He was suspended for one semester but allowed to return to campus for the spring 2015 semester and to graduate in May. Westaway launched the Justice for Angela campaign in January 2015. A petition circu- lated calling for Jia’s expulsion. More than 5,000 students signed it. Cameron then alleged that Jia had beaten her twice during the semester. At the May 2015 graduation ceremony, a handful of students wore red tape on | Contents | their mortarboards to represent the red tape that sexual assault victims face on campus. It all backfired a few days after graduation. The Coral Gables Police Department released a report stating it was unable to place Jia at the locations Cameron claimed to have been pulp | news | n ight+Day | s attacked. Then-President Donna Shalala called Cameron’s accusation “unfounded.” Lonnie Richardson represents Jia. The attorney blames Cameron for giving false information to officials but says it was West- away’s actions that provoked the students to rally against his client. “Dr. Westaway might’ve done good things in her career, but after what she did to David, she shouldn’t have a career at all,” Richardson says. “Her behavior was absolutely reckless.” Westaway defended Cameron even after investigators had found discrepancies in the tage | a rt | Film D ish m usi C young woman’s testimony. “It absolutely needed to have the antiseptic of sunlight,” Westaway told the student newspaper, the Miami Hurricane, in December. “Angela was mistreated. She was broken by the school.” Westaway says when she returned to campus this past August, she felt stigmatized by the officials and colleagues who once supported her. She told the Hurricane that the Dean of Students Office had even put a gag order on her, preventing her from speaking to other victims. “I can tell you, in my opinion, that right now we are unprepared to help any of these students,” Westaway said in her December 3 speech. “The vice president of Student Affairs,

University of Miami Police Department, [and New Times Broward-palm B each others] refused to give donations to this crucial event, which has garnered local and national recognition. These are the entities most responsible for sexual safety on campus.” Two weeks later, Westaway found out the university would not renew her contract. The professor then sent her students an email with the subject line “Dr. Westaway Fired but Pass- ing the Torch.” In the email, she claimed the firing was “certainly tied to my involvement in seeking justice and healing for sexual assault victims… I am not looking for UM to rehire me... I will never feel safe to work with victims or teach civic engagement at UM again.” Her email directed students to sign a petition calling for the school to create a

Sexual Assault Survivor Support Center. F Another professor has been appointed ebruary to teach her classes this semester, and the National Organization for Women will find a new adviser. But Westaway’s sexual as- 25-M sault support group will not continue. Westaway says she’s saddened that she’s no arch longer teaching at UM but can’t comment further. “UM will always hold more power, influ- 2, 2016 ence, and legal counsel than me,” she says. “I think of that lyric from The Hunting Ground: ‘What if your hard work ends in despair?’ ”

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ome boxers enter the ring scowling dead-eyed at their “He won his first fight in 40 seconds, knocked the guy right out,” opponents. But Stan Stanisclasse could never pull it off. Gedeon says. “That’s crazy.” His smile came too easily — it’d just creep unbidden Adds boxer Brandon “Mighty Mouse” Desrosier: “That motherfucker across his face. So he began most bouts with a little dance hit like he was throwing rocks.” instead, stomping and sliding his feet back and forth in Until that moment, Stan Stanisclasse had led a life strikingly similar

a half-moonwalk, half-Muhammad Ali shuffle, with one glove held to Darrell Telisme’s. Both grew up middle class in Palm Beach County | MUSIC | CAFE | FILM NIGHT+DAY| STAGE| ART | METRO | | RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS | S | Contents | pulp news | n ight+Days | high above his head. as the sons of fathers who had fled a violent dictatorship in Haiti. And For Stan, boxing was joy. both dreamed of boxing stardom from a young age. For Darrell Telisme, the sport was vicious, personal, and violent. Only their temperaments diverged: Stan was renowned for his wit From the moment Telisme had walked into Elite Boxing, Stan’s home and kindness, while the withdrawn Darrell flashed a blinding temper gym in a blue-collar corner of West Palm Beach, he hadn’t stopped that hinted at the violence to come. jawing. Never mind that Stan was the best fighter in the city or that Stan’s father, Stan Stanisclasse Sr., escaped the waning days of Jean- he was on his way to a 40-6-3 amateur record, a Golden Gloves belt, Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier’s dictatorship in 1984 in Port-de-Paix, his and a legitimate shot at the Olympics. hometown of 250,000 on Haiti’s northwestern tip. He found work in As they circled inside the bright-yellow ring behind a sliding garage Florida as a nurse and seven years later brought his wife Canita to the door that leaked humid air, the two looked like mirror images: a couple States. After Stan Jr. was born in July 1992, they settled in Boynton Beach. of Haitian-American teenagers with diamond-cut biceps. But closer Three siblings followed: sisters Ashley and Justina and a brother, Ben. investigation showed Darrell’s features were stoney and Stan’s were There were early signs the boy was unusual. For one thing, he was open. Stan’s face was baby smooth, while Darrell’s was marred by a huge, weighing nearly ten pounds at birth. “The third day in the hospital, black star inked across his right cheekbone. he grabbed a doctor so hard he hurt his hand,” the elder Stan recalls Once the punches began flying, the difference was even starker. with a deep laugh. “He was always strong.” Stan was a blur. Jab left, duck right. Shoulder roll. Thunderous hook Stan was a restless kid, but also athletic and bright. One day, he came to the head. Jab step. Another full-bodied blow to the gut. Darrell was home with a bright crayon drawing of red boxing gloves, which his a tree trunk, a slab of meat hanging from a hook. He was underwater. family has saved to this day. “Since he was little, he wanted to become Dave Lewter, the crewcut ex-pro who owned the gym, watched his a boxer,” Canita says. “It was always on his mind.” star fighter pummel the shit-talking newcomer. That day in early 2010, His parents resisted. They pushed him into football and basketball, tage | a rt | Film D ish m usi C he let the pair spar for two rounds — at least one too many, in hindsight. but he didn’t enjoy team sports. The family’s move to rural Palm Beach “I can’t even call it a fight,” Lewter says today. “It was head shots, body finally landed him in the ring. In 2007, when Stan was a ninth-grader, his shots... Stan just took it to him.” dad finished building a sprawling house on three acres along a gravel road Darrell limped off, bloody, sullen, and silent. Stan did his little shuffle in horse country outside West Palm. He designed it himself. Stan Jr. had to step, a smile creasing his features while his friends hooted and hollered. transfer to massive Palm Beach Central High School, where he struggled. He’d forget the fight soon enough. Darrell Telisme was just another “Kids would pick on him for how he talked,” his father remembers. wannabe brawler steamrolled by the “Iron Man.” “In private school, it’s very proper. In public school, they would say he But that fight was something else entirely to Darrell, according sounded white.” to police, prosecutors, and friends. His humiliation sowed the seeds Driving home one day, the 16-year-old spotted Dave Lewter’s boxing of an obsession that ended five years later, when Stan lay dead in his gym. It was his chance to finally pull on the gloves he’d long imagined. beachside apartment after a bullet pierced his right temple. Lewter is an unusual ringside guru. Though he moved to Palm The untold story of t hat crime is a case study in obsession and jeal- Beach before high school, a honeyed Deep South accent still betrays ousy, where a sport predicated on violent domination bled from the his Kentucky birth. His dad is a preacher and college professor, ring onto the street and culminated in murder. and his mother is a teacher. He had the gift of quick hands and iron “I wish I would have known — I could have talked to Stan and warned stamina, which led to a 22-4 record as a pro before he hung up his him,” says Frank Gedeon, his longtime sparring partner. “I would have gloves in 2004. “I was a good fighter,” Lewter says, “but I’m probably New Times Broward-palm B each said, ‘Stan, just let him beat you up once so you can say, ‘Look, you win, a better teacher.” man. The beef is over, and you can live your life.’ ” Soon after Stan showed up the first time, Lewter left for six weeks Gedeon smiles sadly and shakes his head. “But Stan was too com- to work with heavyweights in Europe. When he returned, his staff petitive. He’d never do it.” excitedly grabbed him. “They said, ‘Dave, Dave, you gotta see this kid Stan,’ ” he remembers. “He’s good!”

f Stan was nervous during his first amateur fight, the 17-year-old The way Lewter tells it, a kid either has boxing in his genes or he MIAMI NEW TIMES gave no hint. Fifty spectators, including his parents, crammed into doesn’t. And Stan had it. “He was that one-in-a-million kid,” Lewter says. folding chairs around the ring. “C’mon, Stan!” someone shouted as Just a few miles away, Darrell Telisme followed a strikingly similar Ihe calmly climbed over the ropes. path to the ring. Telisme’s father Daniel escaped his hometown of For the fight’s first 20 seconds, Stan circled his opponent, a quick, lanky Gonaïves in 1981 for South Florida. He worked odd jobs — cleaning guy clad in black. They both jabbed at the air, sliding their feet, probing. houses and temping at offices — and eventually settled down with Then, for the next ten seconds, the opponent attacked. He landed Angela Aird, a Jamaican immigrant. Darrell was born in July 1991, a soft right hook on Stan’s headgear. A weak followup caught Stan in almost exactly a year before Stan. His mother worked as a nurse’s aide, the stomach. while his dad found a steady job at a DoubleTree hotel. His parents Ten seconds later, the fight was over. Stan had backed the skinny split up when he was 5, but Daniel says, “He had a good childhood. guy toward a corner and let go two left jabs as a setup. Then Stan let We were both very involved in his life, always.” M the hammer down: A right fist whistled through the air, blue leather His mother lived in suburban West Palm Beach next to a lake on the F ONTH landing square on a pliant jaw. western fringes of town. Darrell was a moody kid but never a problem. ebruary

The opponent staggered. He tumbled. The crowd roared. The legend He graduated from Forest Hill Community High School and “was never XX–M of Stan Stanisclasse was born. in any real trouble,” his father says. p8 >> 25-M ONTH arch XX, 2008 BY TIM ELFRINK 2, 2016

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“He never would strike me as a negative individual, even as a kid,” adds Omar Brown, a Jamaican-born barber who cut Darrell’s hair most of his life and later sparred with him in boxing gyms. “He was quiet.” But there were clues that a simmering

miaminewtimes.com rage lay beneath the surface. One came in browardpalmbeach.com October 2009, when Darrell was 18 years old. His sister called the police to their mother’s house, where two cops found Darrell in the living room viciously choking his older brother. “Help! I can’t breathe!” Christopher yelled, according to a police report. When

ts | o N te ts police wrestled Christopher free, Darrell jumped to his feet in a “fighting stance.” The cops had to taser him to subdue him. The fight, the cops later learned, had begun when Darrell demanded some left- overs his brother was eating. When Chris- topher refused, an enraged Darrell called him a “pussy ass nigga,” began punching him, and then choked his brother until he ews | pulp c y | N ews feared “he was going to black out or die.” Darrell was charged with felony assault, Photos by Ian Witlen but prosecutors dropped the case when he agreed to stay away from his brother. Like Stan’s parents, Daniel Telisme tried to dissuade his son from boxing. Daniel

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t “I’d ask him, ‘Why don’t you go to college and learn things?’ But he wants to make money,” Daniel says. “I understand that, but I don’t want you to make money that way even if you’re good at it. I don’t want my son fighting.” All Darrell ever wanted to do, though, was prove himself in the ring. When he inked that black tattoo on his cheek, it was a constant reminder: Someday he’d be a star. It was only a matter of time before he decided knocking out the best fighter in town was his only route to get there.

| music | dish | film | Art | s | music dish film Art n February 1964, Miami Beach burst onto the international boxing scene with the Clockwise from top: Canita Stanisclasse (center), raised Stan in rural West Palm Beach with sudden fury of an uppercut to the jaw. his siblings, Ben, Ashley, and Justina, who isn't pictured here. A table holds mementos of IWhen reigning champ Sonny Liston shock- Stan's boxing career, which was recalled at a memorial service in December. ingly conceded defeat to a brash 22-year-old who’d soon change his name to Muhammad That added pressure had a very different ef- banged fists into bags in a back room per- A toxic stew — created from the lethal

| MUSIC | CAFE | FILM | | ART | METRO | NIGHT+DAY | STAGE RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS | Ali, the world’s fighting elite turned its atten- fect on the two young fighters, though. As Stan fumed with chemical disinfectant. They were gap between Darrell’s lofty dreams and his tion to South Beach. The grimy Fifth Street scored upset after upset, Darrell unraveled. As overseen by Lou Martinez, a soft-spoken, actual ability — began brewing inside him. Gym where Ali trained became a hotbed for his defeats piled up and his rival’s star kept ris- 50-year-old ex-pro with a thorny rose tat- He became a nonstop trash-talker. Even rising young punchers and global stars alike. ing, Darrell’s personal life crumbled — and the too around his still-firm bicep and a golden worse, Darrell seemed unable to separate South Florida’s boxing scene has waxed and beef with Stan spiraled into something darker. glove dangling from a chain around his neck. the sport from the personal. Between the waned in the 60 years since, but it has never It’s tough to pin down what made Stan Darrell, though, never caught Martinez’s ropes, boxing is a brutal contest. But it’s also lost its status as an American boxing mecca, fed such a terrifying boxer. He was fast, but not the seasoned eye. “I don’t pay that much atten- a brotherhood, where vicious beatdowns lately by a Caribbean wellspring. These days, fastest. He packed every punch with bruising tion to the guys who just show up here and generally breed respect. To Darrell, though, the best are Cuban purebreds like Guillermo power, but he wasn’t the strongest guy in Flor- there, and he was one of those guys,” the every fight was a beef. When the bell rang, Rigondeaux — currently one of the top-ranked ida. His best weapon, in truth, was his brain. coach says. “I never really trained him.” he couldn’t just tap gloves and move on. MIAMI NEW TIMES NEW MIAMI New Times Broward-palm B each New Times Broward-palm featherweights on Earth — and former IBF “He just dissected guys. He had answers That’s not to say Darrell wasn’t serious. “Look, it’s a competitive sport, people and WBC champion Yuriorkis Gamboa. for everything,” Lewter says. “It was like By the time he was out of high school, he was get hot, but with Darrell, he’d think you Relatively few of those elite boxers are Hai- playing chess to Stan, and he knew where practicing every day. “He worked very hard, and were the enemy,” Desrosier says. “He tian, though. And as Stan and Darrell struggled you were going before you went there.” at times he was very focused,” says Desrosier, was quiet a lot of the time, but he was to make their mark on Palm Beach’s diverse hot- That ability rapidly led him from walloping a five-foot-two dynamo who sports two g old emotional as fuck. You could tell with his house scene, they each carried an extra chip on opponents in amateur bouts to winning belts. grills and earned his “Mighty Mouse” nickname body language. He couldn’t let stuff go.” 2, 2016 2,

XX, 2008 XX, their shoulders thanks to their shared heritage. First came a local Police Athletic League title in thanks to his powerful punch and diminutive By 2012, Stan had set his sights on the In a world where flag-draped fighters proudly 2011 and then, in 2012, a statewide victory: the stature. “He was so intent on being a pro boxer.” Olympics. There was no chance the young arch

ONTH carry their backgrounds into the ring, both felt Golden Gloves championship in the 178-pound And he wasn’t without skill. “Darrell fighter could make the U.S. team, but Haiti the added weight of their immigrant histories. class. The win gave Stan the chance to fight for had a hell of a jab. That was his strongest invited him to battle for a slot. “I want to 25-M “As a promoter, you pit the fighters’ a national belt in Las Vegas, but he had already move,” Desrosier says. “He was quick too.” be that face of boxing,” Stan told WPTV XX–M countries against one another, and fans get set his sights on a bigger honor: an Olympic bid. But he had a problem. On the mental level, News in Palm Beach. “It’s not only for me behind their homelands too,” says Benja- As Stan pulled a Rocky Balboa, Darrell’s where Stan excelled, Darrell struggled. No now; it’s for my parents’ homeland.” ebruary ONTH F

M min Willard, who started Island Boxing in dreams sputtered. Darrell’s fighting career matter how many practice rounds he went Then his chance dissolved in a fluke se- Palm Beach to organize fights for Haitians had begun inside one of the biggest gyms in with more seasoned fighters, his strategy didn’t ries of events. Haiti flew him to Mexico to and Jamaicans there. “The fighters really town, Palm Beach Boxing, where any night improve. “He was just a stiff fighter,” Des- train, but his sparring partner there — after 88 feel that too in a really personal way.” of the week dozens of the area’s best boxers rosier says. “You could freeze him real easy.” getting pummeled in their first >> p10 browardpalmbeach.com

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9 Sucker Punch from p8 rell had the wrong mindset. He felt like it was someone else’s fault he couldn’t get there.” bout — refused to fight him anymore, Lewter The ironic truth, though, was that by the says. When Stan arrived in Brazil the next time Darrell put a bullet in his rival’s head, N month for the trials, a more seasoned Haitian Stan’s boxing career had stalled as well. In fighter showed up too heavy, weighing in at 2013, in the wake of his Olympic disappoint- Stan’s preferred 178 pounds. Stan agreed to ment, Stan had gone pro. He also decided to lose ten pounds in a week so he could fight step away from Lewter, his mentor, in favor

miaminewtimes.com in a lower weight class. “Between the lack of of Pahokee-based manager Nelson Lopez.

browardpalmbeach.com practice and the weight loss, he was weak,” Stan moved to the small town on the What’s all the Lewter says. “It just didn’t work out.” edge of Lake Okeechobee, where he lived in After crashing out of the trials, Stan was a spartan room with no hot water. He was crushed. But it didn’t stall his career. His trying to change his narrative before hit- parents marveled at his steely dedication. ting the national stage. “Stan told us people “In the morning, we’d wake up and think he wouldn’t buy his story. He wanted to make about? was still sleeping,” his father recalls. “But it tougher,” his mother recalls. “People ts | o N te ts it’s 5 a.m. and he’s already out in the garage wouldn’t respect him coming from suburban Follow us at BrowardNTStreet training on the bag or running.” He continued Palm Beach, but Pahokee was a tough place.” fighting amateur bouts — by 2013, he’d taken By 2014, Stan had fought nine bouts in the on 49 opponents. He’d lost only six times and Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Miami, won scores of times with straight knockouts. and won every time. But he wasn’t making Stan never fought Darrell in one of those real money and struggled to get on a big-name officially sanctioned rounds, but the two bill. He bristled at his impoverished lifestyle. sparred regularly at Elite Boxing. Every In the middle of that year, for the first time

ews | pulp c y | N ews few months, Darrell would show up and in almost a decade, Stan took a break. To his promise to take Stan’s belts. Each time, Stan parents’ delight, he went back to school for a would send Darrell home with a pounding. computer coding certificate, found work with “Darrell would get his butt kicked, DirecTV, and moved into his place on Singer go back to his other gym, and then come Island. “Stan was very happy,” his father says. back talking big again,” Lewter says. Something else curious happened: Stan be- Lewter even tried to work with Darrell. “I gan hanging out with Darrell. The two weren’t ge | Night+ dA

A have a system, and he just didn’t get the sys- exactly friends, but they ran in the same circle of t tem,” Lewter says. “He wasn’t a great fighter. young boxers. Both enjoyed dancing and night- He was OK, but he was really just a scrapper.” life, and now that Stan wasn’t in full-on training Every loss irked Darrell. His ama- mode, he had more time for the social scene. teur career was going nowhere. He won “Darrell could be cool as hell,” Desrosier a couple of bouts but lost many more. says. “And Stan wasn’t going to hold grudges.” Meanwhile, Stan couldn’t stop winning. Stan hadn’t given up on his boxing dreams “Darrell never beat Stan,” Brown, altogether. A week before he died, he ran into the barber, says. “Let me put it this way: his old sparring partner, Gedeon. Stan prom- Stan was boxing; Darrell was just try- ised he’d soon return to Lewter’s gym. “I told ing. You know what I mean?” him: ‘How do you go 9-0 as a pro and then quit? You gotta keep going!’ ” Gedeon remembers. ighty Mouse Desrosier leaped out Darrell’s own amateur fighting career was of bed and grabbed his .40-caliber still basting in mediocrity, and he’d found | music | dish | film | Art | s | music dish film Art Glock when the pounding rattled his work at Home Depot between training. By Mdoor. He glanced at the clock: 4 a.m. “Help late last year, his personal life was imploding. me!” a frantic voice cried. “Darrell shot Stan!” First, he had a baby with a woman he’d met “I’m thinking it’s a big fucking joke,” at Palm Beach Boxing; the stress of trying Desrosier recalls today. “But I bust to provide for a kid while stoking the dying

| MUSIC | CAFE | FILM | | ART | METRO | NIGHT+DAY | STAGE RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS | open the door, and it’s Stan’s room- embers of his boxing dreams was intense. mate. I see his eyes are terrified.” “You have to be focused as a fighter. Desrosier lived only a few blocks from If you bring all that into the gym with Stan on Singer Island, a Palm Beach enclave you, you’re going to fail,” Desrosier says. of white-sand beaches, exclusive condo “Darrell and his baby mama wasn’t agree- towers, and more affordable midcentury ing on shit. His mind wasn’t clear.” bungalows. Wearing just his boxers, his Darrell’s fragile mental state shattered gun at his side for protection, the diminu- when his girlfriend left him. Just after mid- tive fighter sprinted to Stan’s place, a neat night on a Monday in September, a Palm Beach blue building a block from the ocean. He Gardens Police officer found Darrell linger- MIAMI NEW TIMES NEW MIAMI

New Times Broward-palm B each New Times Broward-palm ran through the back door and saw Stan ing in the shadows behind a gym. When the sprawled face-down in the living room. cop stopped him, the boxer took a “defensive “I turned his head, and that’s when I saw stance” and refused to answer. The officer it. The shot hit him right in the temple,” had to point a Taser and call for backup be- Desrosier says. “I’m like, ‘Oh, man, no!’ Then fore Darrell handed over his driver’s license; I see his brain coming out of his head.” he was charged with loitering and resisting 2, 2016 2,

XX, 2008 XX, Word spread like wildfire through South arrest, though the case was soon dropped. Florida’s tight-knit boxing community: About a month later, Stan finally realized arch

ONTH A fighter had killed his rival. The details how unstable his rival had become. “Darrell of that deadly night were told and retold, was stepping to Stan again at some bar, say- 25-M rebroadcast in TV reports and daily news ing, ‘I’m better than you; I’m better than you.’ XX–M pieces. But friends and witnesses say there But Stan would not fight him,” Lewter says. was much more about the leadup to Stan’s Soon after, Stan called Desrosier with a ONTH ebruary F

M murder the night before Thanksgiving startling request: He wanted to borrow his than what was portrayed in the media. gun. “He said, ‘Darrell threatened to kill “Stan was living the dream everyone else me,’ ” Desrosier says. “I told him: ‘Stan, you are not a street man. We need to settle this in 10 10 was trying to get to,” Desrosier says. “And Dar- browardpalmbeach.com

the boxing ring.’ Eventually, everyone was miaminewtimes.com laughing about it. We thought it was settled.” Then, the night before Thanksgiving, Stan agreed to head out to Clematis Street with Darrell and several other friends. Desrosier was invited but decided to stay home. He’d had his own falling-out with Darrell and wanted to steer clear of the temperamental boxer. There’s still disagreement about exactly what happened that evening. Here’s what Dar-

rell later told police: The group hopped into | MUSIC | CAFE | FILM NIGHT+DAY| STAGE| ART | METRO | | RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS | | Contents | pulp news | n ight+Days | Stan’s red Saturn and headed to a pizza place, where he claimed Stan began relentlessly boasting. “I’m a championship fighter,” Dar- rell claimed Stan yelled. “I will kick your ass!” When Darrell didn’t back down, he told cops, Stan beat him up. He even provided an excuse for why he’d lost: “[Stan] had training in mixed martial arts and wrestling in addition to traditional boxing,” an officer wrote. Stan’s friends say that tale is nonsense. Stan was notoriously humble and had no interest in fighting Darrell, they say. “Darrell wanted to go bare-knuckle right there on Clematis. Stan said no,” Gedeon says. “But he was throwing jabs. So Stan body-slammed him. He just picked him up and dropped him, because he didn’t want to hit him.” Photo by Ian Witlen But the party didn’t dissolve after that Trainer Dave Lewter says Stan was “that one-in-a-million kid.” Darrell Telisme (left) could first confrontation. Instead, the group moved never beat Stan in the ring. on to a rooftop lounge. Darrell told police tage | a rt | Film D ish m usi C that Stan “continued to make off-hand re- “The entire problem here was Darrell’s ego. Darrell’s father and Desrosier say they doubt marks... about who was the better fighter.” He wanted to be better than Stan so badly,” he planned to kill Stan that night. “I can’t Desrosier doubts that claim. But he says Lewter says. “That’s why he was stepping up believe that,” Daniel Telisme says. “I think Stan did fan the flames, perhaps by accident. to Stan over and over, always saying, ‘I’m bet- it must have been some kind of accident.” Darrell was already steaming over his split from ter than you.’ The only person on Earth who Adds Desrosier: “He didn’t mean to do this his girlfriend, and that night, Stan — the better thought he was better than Stan was Darrell.” shit. You could tell he didn’t. It all just got the fighter, the better-loved friend, the local box- There’s a strange balance in sports. Ath- best of him. He ain’t no evil guy. And I think ing hero — also bested him on the dance floor. letes have to believe they’re the best — often he has fucking suffered every day since then.” “Darrell can’t get shit, but Stan got a irrationally and against all evidence — to But Stan’s family says there’s too much ev- girl,” Desrosier says. “Darrell comes in, find the mental strength to win. It’s a feat idence Darrell had plotted violence for years. interfering with the girl, and now it’s an of delusion we all celebrate in our heroes. “It was his jealousy of Stan,” Canita says. ego thing. A couple words got said, Dar- Rocky Balboa was insane to think he could “He didn’t realize that this is something rell had a foul mouth, and it got to the beat the best fighters in the world, but Stan worked for... He deserved to be where best of them. Then hands got thrown.” that’s what made his story so compelling. he is. [Darrell] didn’t see how much time When the dust cleared, Darrell Darrell was the deranged side of that Stan spent and how hard he trained. He limped away, beaten and in pain. coin, Stan’s friends say. His self-belief was thinks Stan just walked into it, and [Dar- New Times Broward-palm B each Hours after returning home, Stan heard a so strong that squaring it with his mediocre rell] wasn’t willing to do all that work.” knock. He peered out and saw Darrell — and skills and Stan’s dominance became impos- Darrell is scheduled for trial August 22. Be- wanted nothing to do with him. “Stan wouldn’t sible. He had to find a way to top his rival. yond the motive, there’s one other unanswered come out,” Lewter says. “He’s yelling out the “I think it started as more of a friendly question. Witnesses spotted a black SUV door: ‘It’s squashed, it’s over, it’s done.’ ” Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office rivalry, but Darrell took it to another level,” driving Darrell to and from the murder scene.

But Darrell insisted he simply wanted to talk The wooden surface is covered with says Willard, the fight promoter. “Stan would Someone enabled him to kill Stan, his family MIAMI NEW TIMES it over. “Stan said, ‘Let me see your waist. Darrell polished trophies, gaudy championship win and win, and it’s no big deal to him. But believes, but no other arrests have been made. showed him his waist — no gun,” Desrosier says. belts, and framed photos of the sweaty Darrell took it more personally because he Stan’s family and friends try to remem- What Stan couldn’t see was the silver Colt young fighter. But Stan Sr.’s most prized couldn’t beat Stan. It gnawed at him for years.” ber the rising star they loved. More than .45 Darrell was holding in his other hand, relic is in a dark corner of the garage. Police made the same case in charging 400 showed up to a wake in December at just out of view. As soon as Stan opened A black punching bag riddled with shallow documents. The morning after the shoot- Iglesia Familiar Family Church to share the door and stuck his head out, Darrell dents — a permanent reminder of his son’s ing, they found Darrell in his apartment. He memories: How a sweat-drenched Stan, fired a single shot through his temple. daily practice — silently hangs from a chain, soon confessed to killing Stan, they say, and with a shit-eating grin on his face, would Barely 20 minutes later, a stunned Desrosier gently swaying in the cool winter breeze. pointed them toward a box under his bed, run up to hug people in the gym; the way stood staring at his friend’s bloody corpse. He “This was the third one, actually,” Stan’s where they found a Colt .45 and the clothes he’d teach young boxers to duck a punch; pulled out his cell phone and texted Darrell. father says, caressing the leather. “He wore he wore during the shooting. The motive? all the times he outfought more sea- M

“Damn u killed Stan,” he wrote. through two more of them in this garage.” “Mr. Stanisclasse held several champi- soned boxers; how he worked the crowd F ONTH Darrell later texted back: “Call me.” Stan’s parents have spent the past three onship titles but refused to accept a chal- with that little shuffling dance move. ebruary

When Desrosier dialed his number, a months asking the same question Des- lenge from Mr. Telisme,” police wrote. “Mr. “This kid was going to be Floyd May- XX–M raspy-voiced, weeping Darrell picked up. rosier repeated into the phone that hor- Telisme felt he was missing his opportunity weather in five years,” says Charlie Remy, a 25-M Desrosier says, “He was saying over and rible night before Thanksgiving: Would to advance in the boxing community.” friend from Elite Boxing. “I really believe that.” over, ‘I’m sorry, dog. I’m sorry. I’m sorry.’ ” another boxer really kill their son just The killing was premeditated, pros- Stan’s parents have left his memorabilia ONTH Desrosier pressed him: Why did because he couldn’t beat him in the ring? ecutors say. They’ve charged Darrell and punching bag untouched. They’re work- arch he do it? Why did he have to shoot “Even the guy’s family, some of them have with first-degree murder and carrying a ing to start a scholarship in Stan’s name XX, 2008 2, 2016 Stan? But Darrell wouldn’t answer. come up to ask me why. They don’t know concealed firearm without a license. to fund schools back in Haiti. “Nobody “He just kept saying, ‘I’m sorry.’ ” either,” Canita Stanisclasse says of Darrell. Despite confessing to police, Darrell can answer why Darrell did this,” Canita Still, the question lingers, debated ad pleaded not guilty December 21. His attor- says. “All I can say is Stan is gone. Nothing he elder Stan Stanisclasse care- nauseam in boxing gyms from Palm Beach to ney, Scott Skier, says prosecutors have taken you can tell me is gonna replace him.” fully maintains a shrine to his son Miami. In Stan’s circle, there’s little dispute the death penalty off the table and he plans [email protected] T on a table next to the front door. about what drove Darrell to the crime. to “aggressively defend” Telisme. And both 1111 N Would like to say thank you to browardpalmbeach.com Presenting Sponsor: Miracle Mile & Downtown Coral Gables

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15 the United Nations commissioned him to photograph the higher elevations of Cuba as W Art part of its Year of the Mountains initiative. It’s little surprise, then, that the State of Florida bestowed upon him its highest honor, the Artist Hall of Fame Award. And World of as if that weren’t impressive enough, he has also garnered the Lifetime Achievement Award from the North American Nature browardpalmbeach.com Wonders Photography Association, the 2011 Distin- guished Artist Award from the Florida House Clyde Butcher loves of Representatives, and the Ansel Adams Conservation Award from the Sierra Club. “the clouds, the Given those accomplishments, Butcher’s swamps... what’s there.” upcoming exhibit at Fort Lauderdale’s Museum of Discovery and Science Fort BY LEE ZIMMERMAN Lauderdale ought to be an eye-opening experience for both photography buffs he world is round,” famed Ever- and those whose love of the great outdoors glades photographer Clyde is in need of being satiated to the fullest. Butcher chuckles. “But a lot of Appropriately too, on opening day, the people don’t seem to realize that photographer himself will be on hand to T National Parks Adventure 3D connection or the connection be- introduce , a tween health and the environment. Their film narrated by Robert Redford that com- personal priorities tend to get in the way.” memorates the Park Service’s 100-year It was happenstance that initially inspired anniversary and that will be shown at the Butcher’s affinity for the Glades 30 years ago. museum for the next several months. In 1986, his 17-year-old son, Ted, was killed by “I’m thankful that Jim Dobson donated a drunk driver, and Butcher’s quest for solace a portion of his collection of my work to NIGHT+DAY | NEWS | PULP | CONTENTS | | PULP CONTENTS | NEWS NIGHT+DAY led him to the Big Cypress Natural Preserve. It the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Discov- was there that he began to preserve its inherent ery and Science,” Butcher says, referring beauty in black-and-white film, a passion that to one of the exhibit’s major benefac-

STAGE | STAGE led him to produce some of the most indel- tors. “It is a wonderful gift to the museum ible images of the Everglades ever produced. and the people of Fort Lauderdale.” “Which would you rather have, air or Still, it’s Butcher’s own efforts that water?” Butcher replies when asked why he find him acknowledging his role as one | ART opted to shoot those environs in black and of the world’s foremost ambassadors for white exclusively. “Of course, you need both. the Everglades. “It is a responsibility,” he Black and white gives all the objects in the allows. “My job is to bring the outdoors photo equal standing, whereas color tends Courtesy of Clyde Butcher indoors for everyone to appreciate.” to emphasize one element over the other.” Butcher: “If I get excited about something, I photograph it.” Butcher’s also known for “swamp [email protected] walks,” which he leads to allow visitors coming out that collects the work I’ve done unique places on Earth, and you won’t find and nature enthusiasts to experience the in 34 national parks around the country. But anything like it anywhere else in the world.” Clyde Butcher Photography Everglades firsthand. Likewise, his various I have an affinity for the Everglades. I love Butcher has earned numerous accolades On permanent display at the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Discovery and Science, 401 SW | MUSIC DISH FILM tabletop books and series of PBS docu- that environment. I love the biological atmo- for his efforts to preserve and protect this Second St., Fort Lauderdale. Admission costs mentaries have also earned him acclaim. sphere of it. I love the clouds, the swamps… great national treasure. His photography $15 for adults, $14 for seniors, and $13 for “If I get excited about something, I photo- I love what’s there. Mountains are beautiful, has been displayed at galleries throughout children ages 2 to 12 and for military personnel. graph it,” Butcher explains. “I do what I call but you can go anywhere in the world to see the United States and at the National Gal- Admission to see National Parks Adventure 3D is $20 for adults, $18 for seniors, and $16 for ‘feelie’ shots… my feel-good shots. My work mountains. Switzerland, Mexico, Russia… lery of Art in Prague, not to mention Miami children ages 2 to 12 and for military personnel. isn’t limited to the Everglades; I have a book but the Everglades is truly one of the most and Fort Lauderdale airports. In addition, Call 954-467-6637, or visit mods.org.

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Undertaking | Contents | pulp news | n ight+Days | | CONTENTS | PULP | NEWS | NIGHT+DAY | STAGE | ART | FILM | DISH | MUSIC | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | NIGHT+DAYSTAGEART | | | NEWS | PULP | CONTENTS | It’s tempting to get drunk on the tales of underdog achievement in Eddie the Eagle. BY SCOTT TOBIAS n the Winter Olympics, ski jumping is one of those sports — bobsledding and luging are others — in which Joe and Jane Satellite Dish cannot tell the difference between a great Iperformance and a terrible one unless the athlete is carried away on a stretcher. No doubt there are crucial nuances in power and form, but on television, the mechan- Larry Horricks ics all look the same: Athlete whooshes to merely “a bit much.” After scenes from snobs or bureaucratic prigs who insist he’s Taron Egerton and Hugh Jackman down giant ramp, athlete glides majestically Edwards’ childhood establish him as a denigrating the sport. If there’s a reasonable through the air with body forward and skis physically limited boy with Olympic aspira- position somewhere in the middle — the cheery platitudes anyway, like the shots tage | a rt | Film D ish Musi C up, athlete attempts to land without break- tions — a Rushmore-esque montage of failed person who admires Edwards’ determina- the other athletes force on the teetotaling ing his neck. Whoever jumps the farthest backyard events (javelin, pole vaulting, tion but respects the cruel meritocracy of Edwards in Calgary. Did Edwards really wins. The winner is usually Scandinavian. hurdles, et al.) yields a tin of shattered glasses athletic skill — Eddie the Eagle isn’t aware of learn proper aerial form through a Bo Derek For broadcast networks to simply show — Eddie the Eagle catches up with him as it. The hero is a jumper-come-lately who’s sex fantasy? Did he really spend the open- the event — round after round, jump after a 22-year-old still eyeing the medal stand. dodging a future as a plastering apprentice; ing ceremony passed out in a laundry bin? jump, from 70- and 90-meter distances Having shifted from summer sports to ski- the villains are Olympians who have been It’s tempting to imbibe every last drop of — they’d have to be willing to watch their ing, Edwards targets ski jumping as his ticket honing their craft since the age of 6. Unless Fletcher’s noxious absinthe and get drunk ratings glide majestically downhill too. So onto the British Olympic team and travels their stories are colorful, their achievements on his tall tales of underdog achievement. instead, they look for inspirational stories to on his own dime to Garmisch, Germany, to don’t matter. That’s true of primetime Olym- But it won’t feel good in the morning. package — and they got a doozy in Michael teach himself how to do it. The Finns treat pic broadcasts — and of Eddie the Eagle. “Eddie” Edwards, a British ski jumper who him shabbily, but a snowplow operator Actor-turned-director Dexter Fletcher, [email protected] finished dead last in both events at the 1988 named Bronson Peary (Hugh Jackman), a who previously made the Pretenders Olympics in Calgary, but whooped and former ski-jumping hopeful from the United jukebox musical Sunshine on Leith, ap- Eddie the Eagle flapped as if he’d won the gold. Never much States, takes the Eagle under his wing. proaches the material with an uncompli- Starring Taron Egerton, Hugh Jackman, of a force in the Winter Games, the Brits From the film’s perspective, there are cated exuberance that wears you down. Christopher Walken, Jo Hartley, Keith Allen, and Tim McInnerny. Directed by Dexter Fletcher. NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH had no tradition as a ski-jumping nation, only two types of people: those inspired by Not a second of Eddie the Eagle rings true, Written by Sean Macaulay and Simon Kelton. 105 New Times Broward-palm B each which allowed Edwards to slip into competi- Edwards’ plucky resolve and the Finnish but it goads the audience into guzzling its minutes. Rated PG-13. Opens Friday, February 26. tion without much experience or skill (to considerable controversy from the sport- ing elite). But with his Mr. Magoo glasses, his ungainly frame, and his big personality, ▼ NEW IN FILM Winslet: Bad movie Edwards was a media sensation: a working- about bad cops. class bloke with dreams of Olympic glory. The Jamaican bobsled team also dazzled Triple 9 Calgary with its nonexcellence that year, in- STARRING TERESA PALMER, GAL GADOT, KATE tasked the team — fea- spiring the Disney comedy Cool Runnings five WINSLET, WOODY HARRELSON, CHIWETEL EJIOFOR, turing nonentity charac- years later. And now Edwards’ story has finally CASEY AFFLECK, ANTHONY MACKIE, NORMAN ters played by Chiwetel been packaged as Eddie the Eagle, which could REEDUS, AND CLIFTON COLLINS JR. DIRECTED Ejiofor, Anthony Mackie, be dubbed a Full Monty cash-in if it weren’t so BY JOHN HILLCOAT. WRITTEN BY MATT COOK. 115 Norman Reedus, and late for that too. A tacky embroidered sweater MINUTES. RATED R. OPENS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. Clifton Collins Jr. — with of a movie, Eddie the Eagle has the populist ad cop movies — whether bad movies thieving a Who Cares tone of those TV packages for the Olympics, about cops or movies about bad cops — from an Impregnable M

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& Oates’ “You Make My Dreams Come True.” Mahoney Bob Short of outfitting Edwards with a beer helmet ness toward the militarization of that now- logic: Every P.O. in Hot- XX, 2008 as he careens down the inrun, the film’s com- stouter-than-thin blue line. This is a bad cop innocents and betraying each other. The story lanta will rush to that scene instead of the heist. 2, 2016 mitment to broad feel-good-isms is absolute. movie in both senses of the phrase — one thick isn’t complex, but its telling is tangled. A charac- The ending is grim, which perhaps is supposed As Edwards, Taron Egerton is as crazily with murderers, dope-sniffers, and special-ops ter suggests to the Mafia one of those ideas so to say something about crime not paying. But mannered and over-the-top as the nerd in monsters, all prepared to put their own concerns crazy that it just might work — in this case, the since Triple 9 riffs on, rather than examines, our an ’80s college comedy, but video clips of and safety above those of the public. An exem- “Triple 9” of the title. (It’s police code for an offi- ambivalence toward police state-ism, it illumi- the real man downgrade that assessment plary cast runs through the motions of shooting cer killed in the line of duty.) The mobsters have nates nothing for us today. ALAN SCHERSTUHL 1717 browardpalmbeach.com ts | o N te ts ews | pulp | c | pulp N ews y | A

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▼ Dish Total Burger Domination Miami’s Pincho Factory expands burger empire with franchise in Pembroke Pines. BY NICOLE DANNA | Contents | pulp news | n ight+Days | hen Nedal Ahmad was borrows the outline of those create-your-own | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | NIGHT+DAYSTAGEART | | | NEWS | PULP | CONTENTS | in elementary school, rice bowls, pitas, and salads. The service, a his English teacher step up from fast-casual, lets you order at the told him he’d be flip- counter, take a number on a stick, and have ping burgers one day. someone drop off the goods a few minutes WFunny thing is, the guy was actually right: As later. The prices, which peak at $9.49 for a one of three partners alongside his brother steak wrap, bowl, or salad, are as affordable Nazir and cousin Otto Othman, the burg- for fast healthy fare as it gets. There’s beer ers he’s flipping are at Pincho Factory, the here too, several on draft, including a spe- Miami-based burger and kebab restaurant cialty brew made just for Pincho, a lime- and that’s grown from the original restaurant coriander-spiked saison from Wynwood in western Miami-Dade County to a boom- Brewing. It’s dubbed the 627 in homage ing franchise business in just five years. to Nedal’s lowly bank account balance. Since that time, chef Nedal has flipped So how did Pincho Factory get to the top quite a few patties. He did it for Rachael of South Florida’s fast-casual burger chain? Ray at the 2015 South Beach Wine & Food By slinging concoctions like the colorful Festival, where he won the coveted Peoples’ toston, arepa, and pastelito burgers, says Choice Award at the festival’s Burger Bash Otto. And a few foodie awards helped too. for his croquetesa, a mashup of burger and “What really got people talking was tage | a rt | Film dish m usi C croquette. In March, he did it on The Today Nedal’s insane Show for Kathy Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotbe creations,” says when he made his toston burger for all of “AT THE END OF Otto. “Things like America. The restaurant received more na- THE DAY, I’M chocolate-covered tional press after being featured on George fries and that Motz’s Burger Land on the Travel Channel. A COMFORT- pastelito burger, Now five restaurants strong and follow- FOOD FANATIC.” what were once ing a newly launched franchise division, chalkboard spe- it’s hard to believe there was a time when cials that did really well for us and got Pincho Factory was nothing more than an us the wins in various competitions.” idea dreamed up by three guys taking shots of You might not be able to find some of the tequila at a family Fourth of July barbecue. more zany menu items at the Pembroke Pines “After a few drinks, we started talking about restaurant for the time being, but the best of how good our food was, good enough to start what’s been done is all there. That includes our own restaurant,” says Otto. “My mom’s ke- the now trademarked toston burger, a dish babs are pretty famous. Everyone loves them. Nedal says was first created by his wife, a fast- NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH And Nedal’s burgers are the best. Two days food translation for pabellón criollo, the tradi- New Times Broward-palm B each later, we were looking for a site to open the first tional Venezuelan dish made up of shredded restaurant that would highlight them both.” beef, black beans, rice, and fried plantains. The first Pincho Factory opened sev- At Pincho Factory, it’s a five-ounce Photo by CandaceWest.com eral months later in Westchester. But hormone-free beef patty fitted between two pinchos but instead the fries. And although The namesake Pincho burger is tops. like any good success story, this one has fat, golden-yellow discs of fried plantain the eatery’s sweet-potato tots — nuggets of its ups and downs. Today, Nedal loves and topped with melted Jack cheese, let- creamy-sweet potato encased in a thin-fried sliced tomato, fat wedges of mandarin orange, to share the story of that fateful open- tuce, tomatoes, and Nedal’s cilantro sauce. shell that arrive with a side of homemade a handful of dried cranberries, and crumbles ing day in November 2010 when he had But among the eight burgers on Pin- apple-butter dipping sauce — are at the top of Gorgonzola cheese — provide a rainbow just $6.27 left in his bank account. cho’s permanent roster, I prefer the one of my crave list, they aren’t the most popular. of color accented with the toasty sweetness Turns out flipping burgers wasn’t just for which the restaurant is named. To my Instead, it’s the plain shoestring ones, offered by a vein of sliced almonds. It will Nedal’s calling but also a profitable one. taste, the Pincho outshines all those sand- rolled in a ranch seasoning and fried in peanut make the health-conscious luncher happy, Now you can find Pincho Factory near FIU, wiches that helped make the place famous, oil. Just a few months after the restaurant while the rest of us drown in the fried stuff. another restaurant in Coral Gables, and the a dense brioche bun layered with melted opened, they were named the Best Fries by “At the end of the day, I’m a comfort-food newest corporate-owned store in Hialeah. cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and a WPLG-Channel 10 over places like McDon- fanatic,” says Nedal. “My basic food groups As the first location outside Miami-Dade house-made secret pink “flamingo” sauce. ald’s, BurgerFi, and Shake Shack. It brought are pizza, tacos, and burgers. I was always County, the month-old Pembroke Pines res- While the basic structure has stayed people in by the dozens, prompting them that guy out back grilling them up, and I the same over the years, some things have to add new creations over the years, includ- M taurant — located in the former Giraffes space knew I had to do this for a living. I’d like to F ONTH off Hiatus Road — also stands as the first changed for the better. The patty now comes ing the now-popular Cajun fries, loaded think my English teacher would be proud.” ebruary

franchise location, operated by husband-and- from a cruelty-free farm in New Jersey, with grilled onion, a robust Cajun season- XX–M wife team Nelson and Christieanne Crabrera. seared on the flattop to a salt-and-pepper- ing, and a hefty dose of flamingo sauce. Feedback@ BrowardPalmBeach.com Moving forward, Pincho Factory’s ex- seasoned crisp, and encases a satisfyingly Perhaps the menu’s nicest surprise is its 25-M pansion plans include a second location at tender bulk of meat that screams more fla- health-focused fare. Although there are a Pincho Factory ONTH

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Hours are noon to 10 p.m. daily. Call 754- XX, 2008 restaurants including other franchise res- no longer uses canned potato sticks but steak, and shrimp pinchos, the California salad 888-9746, or visit pinchofactory.com. taurants in Orlando, Doral, West Kendall, instead fresh julienned potatoes fried fresh bowl is a popular way to go, a rewardingly 2, 2016 and Pinecrest amid loftier goals of adding for a satisfying crunch, much like the ones healthy proposition over fries and burgers. California salad $7.99 up to 20 more restaurants across Florida by found at the best frita joints in Miami. The chicken pincho is served in neat cubes, Pincho burger $6.99 the end of 2016 and 50 by the end of 2017. Just don’t forget the fries. Otto says much tender chunks of white meat. The salad is Toston burger $8.49 Sweet-potato tots $4.49 (plus 75 The aesthetics of a Pincho Factory are of Pincho’s early success is thanks not to its fresh and crisp. The mango sauce dressing cents for apple butter) Chipotle-esque in nature. The menu board crazy burgers, all-beef hot dogs, or even the is light and refreshing. And the toppings — Cajun fries $3.99 1919 | SMALL PLATES | Breakfast items will be served from 9 to 11 a.m. (subject to change), including gluten- W Dish free chia seed pancakes, coconut yogurt par- faits, and green-tea matcha breakfast bowls. “I can’t wait to test out some amazing dishes W HEALTHY EATS that we have contemplated doing for years but were never able to put on the menu full-time,” GREEN BAR & KITCHEN says Green Bar head chef Charles Grippo. “Our main goal is to create delicious, organic, and

browardpalmbeach.com OPENS EXPRESS LOCATION affordable food for the people of South Florida, When it comes to fast-casual food in South and we’re excited to be able to expand our of- Florida, it’s not all tacos, burritos, pizza, and ferings using Green Bar Express as our model.” sliders. Last month, locally based Green Green Bar Express is located at 3429 Galt Bar & Kitchen owner Elena Pezzo decided Ocean Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Call 954-533- to bring a movement of eating clean and 7507, or visit greenbarkitchen.com. NICOLE DANNA green with the launch of a new menu at Green Bar Express, a customer-driven W OPENINGS/CLOSINGS eatery that now offers an innovative approach to dining out on plant-based fare. FRIES TO CAVIAR OFFERS A The 1,000-square-foot fast-casual location — which opened January 25 off Galt LITTLE OF EVERYTHING Ocean Drive in Fort Lauderdale — offers an Jimmy’s Bistro chef-owner Jimmy Mills easy way to grab healthy fare on the move recently opened a new restaurant in Boca and will also serve as a “test kitchen” for the Raton, an eatery he’s dubbed Fries to brand’s flagship 17th Street restaurant. Caviar Garden Bistro & Bar. Although the At the Galt Ocean Mile location, a chef’s name may conjure visions of fish eggs and bar serves up to 15 people, a spot where cus- deep-fried potatoes, it’s actually a great tomers can dine and watch as the kitchen way to describe the menu, says Mills.

NIGHT+DAY | NEWS | PULP | CONTENTS | | PULP CONTENTS | NEWS NIGHT+DAY staff prepares orders. The revamped menu “We have it all — from fries to caviar,” he currently has 15 items to choose from, includ- says. “I saw the name in a magazine years ago and always knew I’d use it one day. Really Should this what that means is that stay or should there’s a little bit of some- this go now? thing for everyone.” Mills, who partnered with several longtime Jimmy’s Bistro employees FILM | ART | STAGE | | STAGE FILM | ART to bring the new concept to life, stands as the restaurant’s co-owner and ex-

| DISH ecutive chef. Like Jimmy’s )YV^HYKPU Bistro in Delray Beach, Fries to Caviar will offer a chef- `V\YWVJRL[ driven menu where you | MUSIC can find everything from Photo by Steph Lynn / Courtesy of Green Bar & Kitchen handmade pasta and locally ing fresh-pressed juices, smoothies, baked caught fresh fish entrées to a chicken fried goods, and meat-free rice bowls, wraps, and veal chop and Spanish-style seafood paella. panini. Patrons can also choose the make- The menu moves from starters, soup, your-own salad bowl option, made mix-and- and salad to entrées, sandwiches, and sev- matchable with a variety of homemade soups. eral dinner-sized salads priced $17 to $19. As with Green Bar & Kitchen, the of- A special section highlights Italian fare, ferings will follow the plant-based model, with homemade rigatoni and ravioli and says Pezzo, but with a twist. Here, custom- chicken, pork, or eggplant Parmesan. And ers are encouraged to speak their minds — yes — there’s also market-fresh caviar, about the rotating menu options, as they which Mills said will change weekly or will dictate what the culinary team decides monthly according to supply and demand. to add to the flagship restaurant’s menu. Located in the former Darbster space, the “We want to show our customers how 150-seat restaurant is a decided step up in versatile veggies can be,” explains Pezzo. size from the 50-seat Delray Beach bistro he NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM “As new items are tested at Green Bar Ex- opened in 2010 off Swinton Avenue. A 20-seat press, we will lean heavily on our custom- bar, located adjacent to the main dining room, ers to decide if these meals will be added allows patrons to order from a bar menu with a The Broward-Palm Beach New Times App keeps to the menu at Green Bar on 17th Street.” selection of wines by the glass, beer by the bottle you connected with things to do, places to go, If customer response to a specific dish and on tap, and light bites priced $7 to $10, avail-

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brothers from Naugatuck, Connecticut, have browardpalmbeach.com been devouring in earnest among the fracas ▼ Music of both Johnston’s and Tucci’s deaths. “I’ve been a filmmaker for over five years,” says Gary, whose background proved an asset as Rick led the way. “I’ve been working on documentaries since 2011 and have always Fully Loaded planned on making my own directorial ef- fort. When my brother first played Load for New doc to shed light me, it was like finding a hidden treasure. on legendary South [When] we heard about Tucci’s passing, we | Contents | pulp news | n ight+Days | suddenly felt the urgency to reach out to the | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | NIGHT+DAYSTAGEART | | | NEWS | PULP | CONTENTS | Florida punk band Load. rest of the band and talk about the project.” BY ABEL FOLGAR What struck me most about Load back in the day was its devil-may-care attitude. If my efore we talk about Load, let’s current self were to contact past me and tell make one thing clear about punk him, “Load’s getting a documentary,” I’d be rock in South Florida: It has al- bemused at best. Past me couldn’t ever see it, ways been an outlet of necessity. but today it’s strikingly clear. Load was more Historically, the tricounty area has than just a local band of crazy punkers making Bbeen one of the most neglected when it comes way-better-than-usual racket; they were in- to out-of-town talent rolling through. What teresting people with a penchant for folklore. little did trickle down gave birth to one of the With the impending release of their film, that country’s tightest and most creative scenes. lore will reach screens beyond South Florida. During the late ’80s and early ’90s, when “We’re making this film because we punk was reinventing itself, South Florida pio- think it’s an important story that should be neers like the Eat, the Cichlids, Charlie Pickett seen about a band that should be heard,” and the Eggs, the Spanish Dogs, the Front, F, Gary explains. “None of this would’ve and Gay Cowboys in Bondage gave way to new Courtesy of Gary and Rick Ahmed been possible if it wasn’t for the fact that

acts like Monostadt, the Crumbs, Anger, Choco- Figueredo, a powerhouse drummer Oh, what a wonderful time to have been alive! many of the people involved love Load and tage | a rt | Film D ish Music late Grasshopper, and Quit. Although Load gifted with versatility and charisma, was the are passionate about telling this story.” often shared a bill with Miami’s saccharine glue that tentatively held the freewheeling that night with the Ramones. I was sold. “I’m happy that there will be a docu- pop-punk outfit Quit — legends in their own band together. For the uninformed, Load “One of my friends from school moved mentation of what we all did together,” says right — Load’s style sought to impale a rusty was a wrecking ball disguised as a brakeless down to Florida after graduation,” says Rick Figueredo. “That the memory of my two blade through the thickest coils of your cochlea. 18-wheeler handing out candy to unsus- Ahmed, now a documentary filmmaker. “One brothers will not fade easily, that their nieces Oh, what a wonderful time to have been alive! pecting children, day, out of the blue, he messaged me and said, and nephews will be able to click on a link For many of us, it was the 1994 Ramones playing loud, unfor- ‘You gotta listen to this. This dude has got and watch a story of their uncles and what concert at the Edge (now Revolution Live) “IT’S giving, seemingly some venom!’ The link was Load’s ‘Lumber- they did. It’s also been very difficult for me that cemented Load’s reputation for punk UNBELIEVABLE careless, always- jack Death Luge.’ I was pretty blown away.” because I miss my brothers, and I wish they posterity. For everyone else, a new documen- THAT WHAT WE honest punk rock. His friend, Danny Morales of Boynton Beach were here to see this, to enjoy it as I am.” tary film, Whiskey on Beer, will shed light. As writer and rockers New Coke, would later follow up with With most of the footage complete, includ- “Since the trailer came out, I’ve felt very DID... COULD musician Tim news of Bobby “Load” Johnston’s death in ing interviews with living members, family, emotional,” says former Load drummer HAVE ANY KIND Moffatt put it for 2012. “I’m one of those people that when I’m friends, and fans, like Shai Hulud’s Matt Fox, Fausto Figueredo, currently of Shark Valley OF IMPACT ON the New Tropic into something, I need to know everything Marilyn Manson’s Scott Putesky, and Inter- Sisters. “These two guys came outta nowhere ANYTHING.” last year, “[Load] about it,” says Ahmed. “I was just so intrigued. pol’s Sam Fogarino, the Ahmed brothers are after [Load guitarist] Jeff [Tucci] died. They were just local kids, Who the fuck were these guys? What hap- now looking to cut the film to a releasable run- New Times Broward-palm B each were inspired by Load to do something they but local kids who had just shared the stage pened to them? What the fuck is a sleestack?” time and enter the film-festival circuit. With NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH had never done before, solely because they with the greatest American rock band, and Along with his brother Gary, a docu- the new trailer, they hope to garner interest for love the band and the music. It’s unbeliev- had made them work harder than they prob- mentary filmmaker as well, Ahmed began a crowd-funding campaign for a 2016 release. able that what we did 20 years ago could ably had to at any other stop on their tour.” I immersing himself in all things Load. What have any kind of impact on anything.” personally bought a T-shirt and a seven-inch we took for granted so many years ago, the [email protected]

annual Riverwalk Blues and Music Festival in Fort says. “People always love our lineups, because Ultimately, it’s the love of the music Big Wheel Lauderdale. “Blues musicians choose this music we try to have acts they know and some they that sways the couple the most when it for the love of the music, not for fame, the money, may not, so we can introduce them to someone comes to their work for the festival. Keep on Turnin’ or to be a celebrity. They have respect for the mu- cool that may be under their radar. We just want “I think the appeal of blues is its purity, According to Riverwalk sicians who came before them, and they help nur- to make Don proud and bring together our blues its meaning, its soul,” Lopez says. “Wil- Blues Fest organizers, ture the upcoming musicians coming after them.” family for a weekend of peace, love, and blues.” lie Dixon once said, ‘The blues is the roots, “blues fans are not going This year’s festival features such highly ac- It appears they’re accomplishing just and all other music is the fruits.’ I truly be- credited artists as Johnny Rawls, Jason Ricci, that, channeling much of their time and lieve that. If it wasn’t for the blues, there M away.” BY LEE ZIMMERMAN Albert Castiglia, JP Soars, Joey Gilmore, and creative energies configuring each year’s would be no rock ’n’ roll, jazz, swing, pop, F ebruary n a world of high tech and low ambitions, numerous others who’ve made their reputation lineup, along with managing the logistics. or rap. The other forms of music may be ONTH

the basics of the blues aren’t always fully playing the blues, both here and abroad. Origi- “We travel around the country watching more mainstream, but the blues will never XX–M

appreciated — or even understood. An nally initiated by the late talent agent Don Cohen shows, visiting other festivals, attending the die... The blues fans are not going away, 25-M Iopportunity to experience the complex and under the auspices of Musicians Exchange — a re- Blues Music Awards, going to small clubs, and and new ones are discovering it daily.” ONTH

uniquely American form in its purest incarna- ferral service he founded for local musicians that seeing numerous live shows, including the arch tion, to appreciate its essence and the relevance later became a prominent live-music venue — the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise, which is Riverwalk Blues and Music Festival XX, 2008 it still holds today, is thus reason to celebrate. festival has grown over the years to span both one of the greatest places to see some of the With Johnny Rawls, Jason Ricci, Chris O’Leary, 2, 2016 “The type of musician that chooses to play the banks of Fort Lauderdale’s downtown riverfront best talent on the planet,” Lopez explains. “We Nikki Hill, Albert Castiglia, and others. 5 p.m. Friday, February 26, and Saturday, February 27, at Esplanade blues is not only talented and gifted but also pos- while attracting upward of 20,000 attendees. listen to music continuously, and because I Park, 450 SW Second St., Fort Lauderdale, and noon sesses an integrity that goes way beyond want- “We receive lots of comments from the audi- have my own radio show, we are blessed to get Sunday, February 28, at the Downtowner Saloon, 10 S. New River Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Tickets cost $15 ing to be a star,” says Dar Lopez, who, with her ences on what a great festival it is and how much most new releases delivered right to our door... plus fees for Friday and $25 plus fees for Saturday. husband, Gerardo, put together this year’s 26th- they hope we continue to do it forever,” Lopez If there is a way to listen to music, we find it.” Admission Sunday is free. Visit riverwalkblues.com. 2121 | MUSIC PREVIEWS | Fall Out Boy WITH AWOLNATION AND PVRIS. 7 P.M. FRIDAY, ▼ Music FEBRUARY 26, AT HARD ROCK LIVE, 1 SEMINOLE WAY, HOLLYWOOD. SOLD OUT. CALL 954- 797-5531, OR VISIT TICKETMASTER.COM. The Zombies Fall Out Boy is coming down off the high of 8 P.M. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, AT PARKER PLAYHOUSE,707 a pre-Super Bowl performance in San Fran- NE EIGHTH ST., FORT LAUDERDALE. TICKETS COST $37.50 cisco when I speak with bassist Pete Wentz by TO $57.50 PLUS FEES. VISIT TICKETMASTER.COM. phone. Football’s biggest stage might seem like browardpalmbeach.com

browardpalmbeach.com With three massive worldwide hits — “Time enemy territory for a band that fought its way of the Season,” “Tell Her No,” and “She’s Not to stardom one VFW Hall and Warped Tour There” — that positioned them at the top parking lot at a time. But this is turf where Fall

ts | ts of the charts during the height of the Brit- Out Boy finds itself ever more frequently as re- N ish Invasion with a style encapsulating jazz, cent hits like “My Songs Know What You Did

te blues, classical, and progressive pop, the in the Dark (Light ’Em Up)” and “Centuries” N www.browardpalmbeach.com Zombies created a sound that helped define have met their ultimate destiny blasting from the 1960s and earned them enduring fame. public-address systems at arenas nationwide. By 1968, the band was no more, but in Fifteen years into his career (more if its wake, the Zombies left behind a bril- you count time spent in early outfits like liant final opus, Odessey and Oracle, seal- hardcore act Arma Angelus), there’s still ing their legacy as on the same plateau as something charmingly geeky about Wentz, the Beatles and Beach Boys in terms of a slightly disarming awkwardness that has ews | pulp Co ews imagination and creative expression. somehow survived his ascendance from the N Keyboardist/composer Rod Argent went suburbs of Chicago to the pages of TMZ.

y | on to form Argent, while singer Colin Blun- Perhaps that’s to be expected in a man

dA stone embarked on a solo career, bass player who’s made his bones wearing his insecuri- Chris White turned to songwriting, guitarist ties on his sleeve, but there’s a real magic Paul Atkinson went into A&R at Columbia in the way he tows between galaxies.

Night+ Records, and drummer Hugh Grundy quit Not that the band ever felt inclined to stay the biz altogether to became a car salesman. in its lane. Its 2013 return from a three-year

ge | In 1999, Argent and Blunstone recon- hiatus was heralded by a video featuring a

A vened as a duo to record a new album, Out flamethrower-wielding 2 Chainz; it spent the t

s of the Shadows. summer coheadlining amphitheaters with Later, after opt- pop-rap hit-maker Wiz Khalifa; and, last fall, “THERE WAS NO ing to reclaim the it dropped Make America Psycho Again, a re- WAY WE WERE Zombies moniker, worked and reimagined companion piece to ATTEMPTING TO they recruited its American Beauty/American Psycho album, COPY THINGS Argent bassist Jim placing guest rappers from Migos to Black News Rodford, his son Thought (of the Roots) front and center. WE HAD DONE Steve Rodford on “There’s an open invite,” Wentz insists. IN THE PAST.” drums, and guitar- “If any of those MCs want to come out, that ist Don Airey (later would be cool. We would accommodate to be replaced by Tom Toomey), resurrect- and make the remix happen [live].” He ing the band as their full-time occupation. briefly contemplates playing the mixtape at Music “It happened very naturally,” Argent afterparties before backing himself down. | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | ART | | | NEWS NIGHT+DAY STAGE | PULP | CONTENTS | dish | film | Art | | music dish film Art says of that reunion. “Colin and I got back “We’ll see,” he demurs. “I don’t know if together purely to make music as a duo, and people actually want to hear that or not.” we had such a good time doing that that we Wentz might not know exactly what gradually decided to do more and more gigs, “people actually want,” but Fall Out Boy is each B Food & Drink and the thing slowly gathered momentum.” nonetheless bringing it in spades — its ap- At that point, says Argent, two things pearance at the 5,500-seat Hard Rock Live happened: “We found promoters billing us this Friday sold out weeks in advance. And as the Zombies when we turned up for gigs. while no rappers are due to make appear- And secondly, we started to realize there ances on this run (the band is supported this was a whole stock of Zombies material that time out by digital rockers Awolnation and Arts & Culture we never played the first time around, so it ascendant synth-punk stars Pvris), the band became a discovery experience to investigate has clearly internalized hip-hop’s lessons. these songs and play them for the first time.” “When we came back, we saw that people In its latest incarnation, the Zombies have wrote and recorded songs in a different way,” continued their forward lurch, their aptly Wentz notes. “Before, it was drum rooms and

NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH BROWARD-PALM TIMES NEW titled new album, Still Got That Hunger, getting guitar sounds for two weeks. If you wait New Times Broward-palm New Times Broward-palm Film & TV receiving some of the best notices of their two weeks now, you grow a Father Time beard. collective career. “There was no way we If you’re taking two years between every song, were attempting to copy things we had done it’s not relevant... We’re always writing. We’re in the past,” Argent assures. “But I think a grazing kind of band. We’re a buffet band.” because we wanted to record the album in a As for what comes next? Not even Wentz XX, 2012 XX, 2, 2016 2, very organic way... we were able to capture knows for certain. “Maybe we do a song a feeling and capture a performance... The for a film,” he speculates. “Or we just put a arch ONTH whole thing felt so honest and natural, be- song out on the internet. Or maybe we do cause we replicated that early approach.” another remix.” The only rule is to keep

25-M Still, Argent makes a point of saying he’s throttling forward. And if that leads Fall XX–M not the type to get swept up by nostalgia. Out Boy to strange territory once again, “We’re not chasing the past,” he maintains. well, Wentz’s plan to keep the band safe ONTH ebruary

M “As the lyric to one of the new songs says, could double as its motto: “As long as it’s F and I quote, ‘Yesterday is gone, and that’s just authentic to us, it’s cool.” JESSE RICHMAN as well. We’ll take tomorrow and give it hell.’ 22 We’re really looking forward.” LEE ZIMMERMAN [email protected] 22 browardpalmbeach.com | CONTENTS | PULP NEWS | NIGHT+DAY | STAGE | ART | FILM DISH MUSIC NEW TIMES BROWARD-PALM BEACH F EBRUARY 25-M ARCH 2, 2016

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