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56 BACK WHERE SHE BELONGS AFTER A MEDICAL MYSTERY LEFT HER SPIRALING, SONALI IS READY TO REALIZE HER MUSIC DREAMS. 60 STAR BRIGHT WITH HELP FROM A MIAMI MUSIC LEGEND, BOCA’S HAVEN STAR IS POISED FOR A BREAKOUT MOMENT. 64 LET THE SUN SHINE SUNGHOSTS ADD TO THEIR LEGEND AS MIAMI’S TOP ROCKERS.

ALSO IN LIFESTYLE 8 EDITOR’S LETTER 10 CAMERA READY 16 LIFESTYLE LIVE 18 THE LISTING 20 WHAT’S HAPPENING 28 THE GOODS: BBQ ESSENTIALS 35 LIFESTYLE 20 40 GOOD TIMES: BOWLING 42 BAR TALK: DEATH OR GLORY 44 THE DISH: COCO ASIAN BISTRO 46 WHAT’S COOKING: BEACH HOUSE 48 HEALTHY LIVING 50 BIZ BEAT: BODY DETAILS 66 WHERE TO SEE LIVE MUSIC 74 LIFESTYLE Q&A

COVER/TOC CREDITS Cover: Sonali Photo by: James Woodley Location: Sabal Pines Park, Coconut Creek TOC: Haven Star Photo by: Pipe Jaramillo

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outh Florida has too GROUP EDITOR Kevin Kaminski much history in too CREATIVE DIRECTOR Melanie Geronemus Smit Smany categories to be pigeonholed musically. How can EDITORIAL we claim a relationship with one ASSISTANT EDITOR Keren Moros genre—like the blues to Memphis COPY EDITOR Jason Davis or jazz to New Orleans or surf EDITORIAL INTERN Alex Fisher sounds to Southern California— when our greatest hits span CONTRIBUTING WRITERS categories from rock and rap to Mindy Baer, Emily Bloch, Robin Hodes, Stephanie Meadows, disco and emo? Hali Neal, Sally-Ann O’Dowd, Michelle F. Solomon On the one hand, we introduced the country to the Latin grooves that powered Gloria Estefan and ART DIRECTORS Alexander Hernandez Miami Sound Machine. On the Frank Papandrea other, we gave the world 2 Live Evelyn Suarez Crew and a hip-hop album (“As Nasty As They Wanna Be”) with lyrics so explicit that a U.S. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS district court judge ruled it obscene. Downtown Photo/Fort Lauderdale, Miami brought us Mr. 305 himself, Pitbull. Carol City Eduardo Schneider, Evelyn Suarez, James Woodley produced rapper Flo-Rida. Hialeah launched the career of KC and the Sunshine Band, which delivered disco to the VICE PRESIDENT masses throughout the 1970s with fi ve No. 1 singles. And DAN FUDGE dfudge@lmgfl .com Boca Raton gave us I’m-wearing-my-heart-on-my-sleeve emo heartthrob Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional LIFESTYLE PUBLISHER and doughnut-licking pop diva Ariana Grande. MICHELLE SIMON msimon@lmgfl .com South Florida is where Elvis and Sinatra once fi lmed a ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER TV special (at the Fontainebleau), where Justin Bieber LORI CASTLE / LAS OLAS lcastle@lmgfl .com was arrested (Miami Beach) and where Jim Morrison of The Doors exposed himself on stage (in Coconut ADVERTISING MARKET MANAGERS Grove)—or did he? GEORGETTE EVANS gevans@lmgfl .com That’s still the beauty of our part of the Sunshine State SHARI GLATTER sglatter@lmgfl .com when it comes to making music. As evidenced by the DEBBY GOLD dgold@lmgfl .com region’s live music scene from West Palm Beach to Miami DARRELYN LEEBOV dleebov@lmgfl .com Beach, we offer a little something on stage for everyone. SHANNAN SHEPARD sshepard@lmgfl .com It also should come as no surprise that some of that local talent is generating buzz beyond the tri-county borders. The DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & EVENTS Mariann Marinberg July issue of Lifestyle celebrates three such performers: MARKETING COORDINATOR Stephanie Muniz a soulful teen artist out of Boca (Haven Star), a Parkland- based pop singer (Sonali) whose career nearly was derailed CHAIRMAN Gary Press by a mystery illness, and arguably the best band in Miami CONTROLLER Josh Wachsman (SunGhosts). 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 LIFESTYLE MEDIA GROUP that music still has a way of elevating our spirits. 3511 W. Commercial Blvd., Suite 200 Enjoy the July issue. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 954.666.5300 | fax 954.377.9479 | lmgfl .com

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CameraDale McLean, Chase Sweers,Ready and Kim and Randy Sweers Ellen Crane Michelle and David Mintz GALE GRAND OPENING Where: Fort Lauderdale What: Newgard Development Group and Merrimac Ventures celebrated the opening of their newest condominium project: Gale Residences Fort Lauderdale Beach. Some 200 guests were on hand, including city dignitaries, buyers, real estate agents and development partners. Attendees enjoyed The Renoir Band, feasted on hors d’oeuvres and toured the 12-story building. Ramola Motwani, Steve Glassman and Ina Lee Marcio Caruso and Ama Caruso

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CameraDale McLean, Chase Sweers,Ready and Kim and Randy Sweers Ellen Crane Michelle and David Mintz GALE GRAND OPENING Where: Fort Lauderdale What: Newgard Development Group and Merrimac Ventures celebrated the opening of their newest condominium project: Gale Residences Fort Lauderdale Beach. Some 200 guests were on hand, including city dignitaries, buyers, real estate agents and development partners. Attendees enjoyed The Renoir Band, feasted on hors d’oeuvres and toured the DOCK, DRINK, DINE 12-story building. Ramola Motwani, Steve Glassman and Ina Lee Marcio Caruso and Ama Caruso

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MADD DASH Where: Fort Lauderdale What: The 8th annual Ultimate Software presents the La Croix & Lennox National Account Services Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K brought to You by ProScapes raised nearly $300,000, bringing the eight-year cumulative total to more than $1.5 million—all of which stays in this community to save lives and support victims of drunk driving.

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Shawn Sackman, Shelby Huizenga-Van Hart, Pam Huizenga Amy Allen, Shelby Huizenga-Van Hart, Pam Huizenga CameraLinda Von Allmen and Rita CaseReady Alexander, Mark Koblick and Laurie Sallarulo Alexander, Jay Alexander and Laurie Sallarulo MADD DASH We Mean Business. Where: Fort Lauderdale What: The 8th annual Ultimate Software presents the La Croix & Lennox National Account Services Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash There’s no better way to get your team on track than on our indoor race track! With over Fort Lauderdale 5K brought to 200,000 sq. ft. of Attractions, Entertainment & Meeting Rooms, Xtreme Action Park is the perfect You by ProScapes raised nearly $300,000, bringing the eight-year place for your next team building event. We offer Go Kart Racing, Bowling, Arcade, a Ropes cumulative total to more than Course Adventure, Blacklight Bazooka Blast, Roller Skating Rink, Escape Rooms, All American $1.5 million—all of which stays in Café, Hershey’s Ice Cream Shake Shoppe, and a full Liquor Sports Bar! this community to save lives and support victims of drunk driving. * Heather Geronemus and Matthew Buckley Activity Packages start at $30 per person MADD Start 2018 *Applicable service charges and taxes apply. Call Event Planner for complete details.

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16 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM ACS CELEBRATION GALA THE 2018 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY’S CELEBRATION GALA, PRESENTED BY THE SALAH FOUNDATION, RAISED MORE THAN $350,000. THE EVENT, HELD AT THE FORT LAUDERDALE MARRIOTT HARBOR BEACH RESORT & SPA, DREW SOME 500 ATTENDEES AND who what wear FEATURED A SIT-DOWN DINNER, AND LIVE AND SILENT AUCTIONS. {

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TheListing

Vacation at Home A dramatic waterfront property in Fort Lauderdale offers a resort-like experience Where: 1601 SE Eighth St., Fort Lauderdale Floor size: 7,726 square feet (living area); 9,094 square feet (overall)

Bedrooms/baths: 6 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 1 half bath Details: Nestled amid a uniquely positioned point lot along the Intracoastal, this sprawling estate raises the bar on luxury waterfront living. Covered loggias and balconies, as well as a summer kitchen and exquisite foliage, add to the resort-like ambience of a beautifully designed pool area that overlooks the inlet. The property includes some 300 feet of waterside frontage and ample dock space for a sizable yacht. Among the interior highlights: State-of-the-art technology and dramatic fi nishes throughout; a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances; a media room; an offi ce with a fi replace—and much more. The estate is just minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale, and the restaurants and shops along Las Olas Boulevard.

Listing price: $7,695,000 Agent/contact: Sandra Tagliamonte, One Sotheby’s International Realty, 954.818.4219

18 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM TheListing

Vacation at Home A dramatic waterfront property in Fort Lauderdale offers a resort-like experience Where: 1601 SE Eighth St., Fort Lauderdale Floor size: 7,726 square feet (living area); 9,094 square feet (overall)

Bedrooms/baths: 6 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 1 half bath Details: Nestled amid a uniquely positioned point lot along the Intracoastal, this sprawling estate raises the bar on luxury waterfront living. Covered loggias and balconies, as well as a summer kitchen and exquisite foliage, add to the resort-like ambience of a beautifully designed pool area that overlooks the inlet. The property includes some 300 feet of waterside frontage and ample dock space for a sizable yacht. Among the interior highlights: State-of-the-art technology and dramatic fi nishes throughout; a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances; a media room; an offi ce with a fi replace—and much more. The estate is just minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale, and the restaurants and shops along Las Olas Boulevard.

Listing price: $7,695,000 Agent/contact: Sandra Tagliamonte, One Sotheby’s International Realty, 954.818.4219

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 19 What’sHappening

julyInternational Hispanic Theatre 6x6 Exhibition Festival of Miami When: July 6-29; The 33rd annual festival features plays art sale July 26, “En Ningún Lugar del Mundo (Nowhere 6-8 p.m. in the World),” “La Iccapaz (Incapable)” Where: Cornell and “Hijas de la Bernarda Art Museum, 51 (Daughters of Bernarda).” N. Swinton Ave., When: Throughout the month Delray Beach Where: Adrienne Arsht Center, 1300 What: The fi fth Biscayne Blvd., Miami annual exhibit features 400 Contact: arshtcenter.org pieces donated by artists from around Starlight Musicals Concert Series the country and When: Fridays through Aug. 10, opens with an art 7-10 p.m. walk July 6 from 6-9 p.m. Where: Holiday Park, 1150 G. Harold Symphony of the Americas Martin Drive, Fort Lauderdale Contact: PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO BY SUZANNE BARTON oldschoolsquare. What: The city of Fort Lauderdale org Summer Time Moonlight celebrates 40 years of hosting the popular free concert series. July Sea Turtle Walks concerts include tributes to , Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival When: July 10, 12 & 17, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 1980s rock and funk. When: Sundays, 2 p.m. Where: Museum of Discovery and 2Contact: fortlauderdale.gov Where: Science, 401 SW Second St., Fort Crest Theatre, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach Lauderdale What: Summer Sizzle Salon What: The chamber plays classics from The annual series brings you face-to-face with South Florida nature. When: Vivaldi, Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Menotti, July 5-20; reception, July 7, Piazzolla and Schubert. Visitors have a chance to watch sea 6:30-9 p.m. turtles laying eggs on the beach. Contact: pbcmf.org Where: Broward Art Guild, 3280 NE Contact: mods.org 32nd St., Fort Lauderdale U.S. Navy Band in Concert What: The exhibit features a variety of Florida Supercon art styles including photography, mixed When: July 8, 2 p.m. When: July 12-15 media, jewelry, sculpture and paintings. 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AWARDS • Dermpath Diagnostics – Dermpath Bowl VII at AAD Annual Meeting Champion – Miami Beach, FL 2013 • Orlando Dermatology Aesthetic & Clinical Conference – Advanced Resident and Training Education Scholarship – Orlando, FL 2013 • American Society for Dermatologic Surgery – Resident Scholarship Award Recipient – Washington, D.C. 2011 & 2012 Dr. Soro was born and raised throughout his training, including in Miami, Florida. He received his scholarships for aesthetic, clinical, LOCATION bachelor’s degree at the Ivy League and surgical conferences. He is • Shino Bay Cosmetic institution, University of Pennsylvania very active in the community, Dermatology & Laser Institute with concentrations in biology and giving numerous presentations at 350 E Las Olas Blvd, Suite 110 chemistry. Following graduation from dermatologic conferences, authoring Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 medical school at Nova Southeastern several scientifi c papers, textbook 954.765.3005 University, he completed his residency chapters, and volunteering at in dermatology at the Lehigh Valley community skin cancer screenings. Health Network in Pennsylvania, Dr. Soro also serves as an Assistant serving as chief resident in his 3rd Professor of dermatology to several year. There he developed a strong residency programs and frequently background in general dermatology, has dermatology residents and fellows dermatopathology, dermatologic spend time rotating in his offi ce. surgery, and cosmetic procedures, Dr. Soro’s ability to diagnose and including the use of botulinum toxin treat skin conditions, as well as his (Botox®, Dysport®, Xeomin®), soft understanding of the skin and its tissue fi llers, and laser therapy. He is underlying structures at a microscopic I get great board certifi ed in dermatology and is level, enable him to wholly evaluate “satisfaction in helping a Fellow of the American Academy of each patient and determine their best- Dermatology. suited treatment plan to optimize their people look and feel Dr. Soro received various awards skin and reverse visible signs of aging. their absolute best. LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 ” 33 34 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM Lifestyle20

Summer is sizzling, and so is Lifestyle’s monthly list of what’s trending in South Florida. Read on—and enjoy the burn.

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Get in the Spirit: Thanks to Old School Hospitality partners Paul Flanigan, and Frank and Kimberly Zaffere, Fort Lauderdale’s Victoria Park has the kind of retro- hip neighborhood hangout that can send spirits soaring for a variety of reasons. The vibe at Good Spirits Fifth & Fed (476 N. Federal Highway) is crooner-cool, the kind of place Frank and Dean would have appreciated; the lounge area is festive, serving more than 300 wines from around the world, not mention craft beers and classic cocktails. And the casual American fare, courtesy of executive chefs Chang “Sushi Mike” Jin and Joseph Parsons, is inspired—like the not-to-be-missed So-Flo scallops (with honey- lime mint slaw and avocado relish) and crab Louie (with monster chunks of lump crab). Check out goodspiritsrestaurant.com for the full menu.

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40 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM GoodTimes Let it Roll BOWLING CENTERS FROM DELRAY TO MIAMI OFFER SUMMER FUN THAT GOES BEYOND STRIKES AND SPARES BY ALEX FISHER Diamond Strike Lanes Frank Theatres CineBowl & Grille Number of lanes: 32 Number of lanes: 16 What’s striking: It’s been around What’s striking: Bowling is just one of the en- since 1958, and it’s still going tertainment options at a facility that includes strong. Diamond Strike has a 12-screen movie complex (with an Imax a nostalgic and casual vibe theater), an arcade—and Burger & Beer that’s complemented by Joint, the lively sports bar serving more something you don’t see than 75 beers, a menu with nearly 20 every day at a bowling sandwiches and burgers, and, wait for center—live music. Singers it ... deep-fried cheesecake. Check out and bands take the stage the numerous party packages—the at Rip’s Sports Bar & Grill adult versions can combine bowling, (check the website to see appetizers and cocktails, along with who’s playing), including movie tickets and arcade cards, if so live band karaoke. In desired. WHITE CIRCLE addition, Diamond Strike Contact: 14775 Lyons Road, Delray features arcade games, Beach; 561.454.8002, delray. billiards and a killer two- cinebowlandgrille.com for-one happy hour every ______day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bowlero Contact : 2200 N. Fed- Number of lanes: 32 eral Highway, Pompano What’s striking: Every night has the Beach; 954.941.0968, potential to feel like a college party diamondstrikelanes.com at Bowlero, thanks, in part, to its ______unique specials—like $2.22 Tues- days, where bowling (per game), Splitsville drinks and tacos are all that price. Number of lanes: 13 Or maybe it’s the games of beer What’s striking: As evi- pong, cornhole and giant Jenga denced by the evening that are available. Or the video dress code (no sleeveless walls. Or the blacklight bowling. tank tops or oversized It’s a great spot for corporate T-shirts), age policy (it’s events and special-occasion 21-older after 10 p.m. blowouts. CRUISE WITH FREE DRINKS! on Friday and Saturday), Contact: 8200 W. State Road 84, and hip, retro-style Davie; 954.473.8822, bowlero. Cruise in elegance to the Caribbean for 10–11 nights on MSC Divina, décor, this isn’t the com/location/bowlero-davie spot for Tuesday night ______satisfy your thirst for adventure and keep refreshed onboard with unlimited league bowling. This is DRINKS ON US*! Choose from a wide selection of beer, house wine, house brand destination bowling, and Strike 10 Bowling alcoholic drinks and non-alcoholic beverages—yours to enjoy all cruise long! Splitsville enhances the Number of lanes: 11 (plus 2 boutique experience Discover exotic excursions. Swim with southern stingrays. Taste French rum minibowl lanes) with an outdoor patio, What’s striking: Talk about some- from a distillery that’s been operating since 1651. Stroll on black sand beaches. craft cocktails and a thing for everyone. Younger Then get back onboard and toast to FREE DRINKS! chef-driven menu that children can roll on two min- includes robust salads iature alleys with shorter lanes and 18 sushi offerings and smaller bowling balls; adults 10-NIGHT CRUISES WITH * (try the Fantasy Roll, PER have the run of the rest of the with salmon, ahi tuna, FREE DRINKS FROM PERSON lanes, along with a 50-foot-long $629 steamed shrimp and bar. There also are 30 HDTVs and more). state-of-the-art lighting and sound Contact: 5701 Sunset systems; a live DJ keeps the room Drive, South Miami; Contact your travel agent or buzzing on weekends—and there’s 305.665.5263, splitsvillel- even a small hookah lounge, offering Call 844-301-5033 anes.com/location/miami more than 20 fl avors. ______Visit msccruises.com Contact: 801 Silks Run, Suite 1505, *DRINKS ON US is available for all Caribbean cruises on MSC Seaside, MSC Divina and MSC Meraviglia cruises from New York and Miami, excludeing Cuba. The DRINKS ON US package is available Hallandale Beach; 954.417.6066, in restaurants, specialty restaurants and bars, excluding the Champagne Bar and stateroom mini-bar. The DRINKS ON US package is FREE, however a service charge of 15% of the selling price of strike10bowling.com each drink will be automatically added to your fi nal statement. Rates are cruise only per person based on double occupancy and quoted in USD. Offer valid for new bookings only for U.S. & Canadian residents. The lead rate of $629 is for Category I1 and is applicable for the 11/29/18 sailing. Government fees and taxes (GFT) of $122.69 are additional per person. Other restrictions may apply. Ask for the “DRINKS ON US” promotion when booking. Offer expires August 31, 2018. Subject to change. Ships’ registry: Panama and Malta.

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 41 BarTalk fresh approach DEATH OR GLORY RAISES THE STANDARDS OF DELRAY’S BAR SCENE o the famous punk rock band , T“death or glory” was “just another story.” But to the four owners of Delray Beach bar Death or Glory, the phrase refl ects their commitment to giving the community a place to, as they put it, “Eat. Drink. Chill.” “Ultimately, ‘death or glory’ really means ‘go big or go home,’” says Annie Blake, one of the owners. “We thought, ‘We’re going to make this work. Shake things up a litte. Show Delray something a little bit new and fresh.’ ” With this gung-ho spirit, the partners—Blake, Ayme Harrison, Isaac Grillo, April DeVona— combined their experiences in the cocktail industry to transform the nearly century-old Falcon House (116 NE Sixth Ave.) into a neighborhood spot that offers an elevated yet approachable and relaxing cocktail experience. The key to elevation is the dedication to freshness. Ingredients—orgeat syrups for the mai tais, coconut creams for piña coladas—are made in-house. Garnishes are garden-grown, and the rotating menu of seasonal cocktails and food relies on fare from local producers. “Nothing’s coming out of a gun,” Blake says. The results are balanced approaches to classics such as the old fashioned and negroni. A menu mainstay is the Rose Tattoo, with vodka, cucumber, lemon juice and rosewater mist topped with prosecco. Refl ecting the relaxed atmosphere is another drink, Party Like It’s 1999, with vodka, pomegranate, grapefruit and more, served in a disco ball that can be shared—there’s enough for four to eight people. And for those looking to get away, the tiki bar at the back of the house is a perfect escape. There, the drinks maintain the whimsy of tiki culture but depart from the bad reputation Blake says tiki drinks have gained for being “overly sweet.” “Like a lot of cocktails, to execute them ROSE TATTOO properly, the balance is really important,” Blake Ingredients says. “You can’t just throw a bunch of sugar and 1 1/2 ounces Reyka vodka spirits into a vessel and be like, ‘perfect.’ ” 3/4 ounce lemon juice This balance, combined with the owners’ 3/4 ounce simple syrup dedication to serving customers that Blake 1/2 ounce cucumber juice says expect more from their dining experience, regularly draws a mixed crowd, ranging in age Directions from 21 to 90. That’s a testament to the bar’s Shake ingredients in tin with ice. wide appeal since it opened in April 2017. Strain into fl ute. Add cucumber As for those still intimidated by the name? ribbon. Top with prosecco, spray “Don’t let the name scare you,” Blake says. “It with rose mist. Garnish with dried just means that we have a lot of heart.” rose bud. —KEREN MOROS / PHOTO BY EDUARDO SCHNEIDER

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©2018 Ocean Land Investments, Inc. Developer does not make any representation or warranty as to the actual size, dimensions, or square footage of any unit. Developer reserves the right to change or modify floor plans, materials and features without prior notice or obligation. Oral representations and/or renderings cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. For binding representations, make reference to the documents required by Section 718.503, Florida Statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee. LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 43 TheDish

› WHAT’S NEW: In addition to go-to favorites like the sushi boats, whole red snapper (tossed with sweet chili sauce) and lobster or chicken pad Thai, Coco recently debuted some new items: moo krob (crispy pork belly, cucumber, scallions and more), goong krob (fried shrimp panko tossed in a spicy sauce) and Volcano pizza (mixed fi sh, conch, imitation crab, sushi rice and Five cheddar cheese served on seaweed). Things to Know About: Coco Asian Bistro Lobster & Bar Volcano roll WHERE: 1841 CORDOVA ROAD, FORT LAUDERDALE 3 PHONE: 954.525.3541 WEBSITE: COCOASIANBISTRO.COM

› HE’S GOT GAME: The name Mike Ponluang doesn’t have Gordon Ramsay-like recognition nationally, but the Thailand native has serious culinary cred in local circles 4 after pulling off the rarest of restaurant feats—back-to- back prolifi c runs at Thai Pepper in Coral Springs (1991 to 2006) and Coco Asian Bistro (2006 to present). › LESSONS LEARNED: The artistry in presentations like the Lobster Volcano roll (lobster tempura, cucumber, avocado and more, topped with baked seafood and eel sauce fl ambé) is matched by the kitchen skills Ponluang began to hone as a youngster at the restaurant run out of his family’s home and, later, as head chef at a high-end French restaurant in London.

› ONLY THE BEST: Coco has distinguished itself in the always-competitive Asian 1cuisine arena with stellar sourcing (organic chicken, aged beef) for Ponluang’s authentic Thai and Asian fusion dishes, not to mention tender, melt-in-your-mouth sushi-grade fi sh from as far away as Alaska, Hawaii, Spain, Scotland and Japan.

2Fork-tender fresh fi sh at Coco

5› ALL THE RIGHT NOTES: Unlike the heavy dose of stir-fry found at some Thai spots, Ponluang’s versatility and creativity (most of the recipes are his) gives Coco a menu that features broiled, baked, grilled and sautéed dishes bursting with fl avor. It helps that he incorporates so many fresh herbs (think chili, cilantro, cumin, ginger, sacred basil, lemongrass and more).

44 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM TheDish

› WHAT’S NEW: In addition to go-to favorites like the sushi boats, whole red snapper (tossed with sweet chili sauce) and lobster or chicken pad Thai, Coco recently debuted some new items: moo krob (crispy pork belly, cucumber, scallions and more), goong krob (fried shrimp panko tossed in a spicy sauce) and Volcano pizza (mixed fi sh, conch, imitation crab, sushi rice and Five cheddar cheese served on seaweed). Things to Know About: Coco Asian Bistro Lobster & Bar Volcano roll WHERE: 1841 CORDOVA ROAD, FORT LAUDERDALE 3 PHONE: 954.525.3541 WEBSITE: COCOASIANBISTRO.COM

› HE’S GOT GAME: The name Mike Ponluang doesn’t have Gordon Ramsay-like recognition nationally, but the Thailand native has serious culinary cred in local circles 4 after pulling off the rarest of restaurant feats—back-to- back prolifi c runs at Thai Pepper in Coral Springs (1991 to 2006) and Coco Asian Bistro (2006 to present). › LESSONS LEARNED: The artistry in presentations like the Lobster Volcano roll (lobster tempura, cucumber, avocado and more, topped with baked seafood and eel sauce fl ambé) is matched by the kitchen skills Ponluang began to hone as a youngster at the restaurant run out of his family’s home and, later, as head chef at a high-end French restaurant in London.

› ONLY THE BEST: Coco has distinguished itself in the always-competitive Asian 1cuisine arena with stellar sourcing (organic chicken, aged beef) for Ponluang’s 125 MODERN LUXURY HOMES authentic Thai and Asian fusion dishes, not to mention tender, melt-in-your-mouth sushi-grade fi sh from as far away as Alaska, SITUATED ON 121 GRACIOUSLY Hawaii, Spain, Scotland and Japan. LANDSCAPED ACRES IN WESTON 2Fork-tender fresh fi sh at Coco Designed by visionary team Chad Oppenheim, Roney Mateu, Terra, VStarr and Landscape Design Workshop

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5› ALL THE RIGHT NOTES: Unlike the heavy dose of Sales Gallery 16479 Botaniko Drive North, Weston, Florida 33326 | BotanikoWeston.com | T 954 372 8450 stir-fry found at some Thai spots, Ponluang’s versatility and creativity (most of the recipes are his) gives Coco a menu that features broiled, baked, grilled and Exclusive Sales and Marketing by Terra Realty, LLC and Compass Development sautéed dishes bursting with fl avor. It helps that he This project is being developed by Terra Weston Residential, LLC (“Developer”), which has a limited right to use the trademarked names and logos of Terra Group. Any and all statements, disclosures and/or representations shall be deemed made by Developer and not by Terra Group, and you agree to look solely to Developer (and not to Terra Group and/or any of its affiliates) with respect to any and all matters relating to incorporates so many fresh herbs (think chili, cilantro, the marketing and/or development of the project and with respect to the sales of residences within the project. Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. This is not intended to be an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to buy real estate to residents of NY, or in any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of cumin, ginger, sacred basil, lemongrass and more). residency. All images and designs depicted herein are artist’s conceptual renderings, which are based upon preliminary development plans and are subject to change without notice in the manner provided in the offering documents. All such materials are not to scale and are shown solely for illustrative purposes. LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 45 What’sCooking

Beachy Keen

BEACH HOUSE ANCHORS POMPANO’S EMERGING FISHING VILLAGE, SERVING UP SEAFOOD SURFSIDE BY MICHELLE F. SOLOMON

he server at Beach House Pompano (270 N. Pompano Beach Blvd.) leaves the dining check tucked inside the pages of a page of hardcover T copy of Gulliver’s Travels. You could get yours among the pages of Moby Dick or The Old Man and the Sea. It’s one of the deliberate touches to make guests feel as if they are spending time at a friend’s cozy beach retreat. “We didn’t expect it, but visitors have started leaving notes in the books, commenting on the food, recommending a menu favorite, or leaving their mark by announcing where they are visiting from,” says Andy Fox, director of operations for Brimstone Restaurant Group, owners of Beach House. Built on a prime piece of property directly on the sand, Beach House is the fi rst restaurant to open as part of Pompano Beach Fishing Village, a six-acre beachside redevelopment. The 12,000-square-foot casual restaurant had its grand opening in April, after 2½ years of development and $6 million in new construction. It’s one of two anchor restaurants for the new Fishing Village. The Beach House idea was created by Cincinnati-based Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate as part of its restaurant group and an extension of its Brimstone Woodfi re Grills in Pembroke Pines and Doral. “The city of Pompano didn’t want a large chain restaurant, they wanted local fl air,” Fox says. “We decided since we were going to be on the water, we’d create something new.” The interior is inspired by beach houses from California to Costa Rica. Custom surfboards made by an artist in Kauai, Hawaii, hang on the walls, along with oars from Polynesia. Ceiling chandeliers are created from handmade woven baskets. Driftwood is scattered throughout, and a small, weather-beaten canoe is perched near the back entrance looking as if it just washed up from the ocean. The restaurant’s open atmosphere brings the outdoors in, while the best seats in the house are on the patio, where the beach and ocean are front and center, and Pompano’s pier is off in the distance. On the second fl oor, the atmosphere is more like a beach party. The lively rooftop lounge is quickly gaining status as the best bar view in South Florida. “The idea is to have dinner downstairs, then spend two more hours upstairs and have an entirely different experience,” Fox says.

The interior at Beach House

46 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM THRICE AS NICE: The Lighthouse Ceviche gives seafood lovers three favorites in one: Scallops, shrimp and lobster are fl avored with fresh coconut milk, lime juice, cilantro and jalapeño, then topped with crispy plantains.

FIRESIDE CHAT: Beach House executive chef Troy Beasley raves about the house clams (pictured), prepared with andouille sausage that’s sautéed along with the clams over a high temperature THAT’S A STACK: in a hot skillet. The addition of All the ingredients white wine, garlic, shallots and in Tuna Poke Surf olive oil creates a “smoky fl avor Stack—avocado, like you’d get from cooking on a chopped sashimi- beach fi re pit,” he says. grade tuna and fried wontons, are layered inside PVC pipe. The pipe mold is then removed, leaving a perfect stack.

SUSHI WITH A BEACHSIDE TWIST: The lobster roll, a New England coastal mainstay, ditches the bun for seaweed. Maine lobster is rolled BRIMMING WITH SEAFOOD: in seasoned breading Ocean-to-table dishes dominate then lightly fried and the menu, including two fresh rolled into sushi with fi sh catches of the day, fi sh tacos black rice. (try the Costa Rican shrimp taco, in which jumbo Gulf shrimp are topped with homemade slaw and fresh grilled mango) and Walk the Plank Salmon, slathered in whole-grain mustard butter and grilled on a cedar plank.

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 47 HealthyLiving

Pediatric Stroke A Broward Health doctor’s emergency measures speak to the dangers of a condition that affects a surprising number of children each year BY SALLY-ANN O’DOWD

48 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM or Lynn-sah Joseph of Coral Springs, Like all ischemic strokes, which account The Insider the Monday before last Thanksgiving for about 85 percent of strokes in the reads like a climax in one of her United States, it had formed in her heart News, notes and events connected favorite thrillers. and traveled. During the emergency to South Florida’s health, wellness F and medical worlds “You know when you’re watching a surgery, Agner guided a stent retriever movie,” says the 11-year-old, “and the through a major artery toward the clot person is in an ambulance and they’re in the right-center of her brain. With Creativity Exploration: NSU Art going to pass out? My eyes kept closing and the device’s mesh-like end, he trapped Museum Fort Lauderdale is offering a opening. I wasn’t aware of what was going and pulled out the clot in one pass. The monthly series for nonartists to think and do on until I saw the nurse at the hospital.” intervention is not FDA-approved for something new. The July edition—“Peaceful Lynn-sah had awakened in the morning children; in fact, there are no protocols for Patterning,” inspired by Japanese artist Yayoi and thrown up. Given her recurring stroke in young people because there are Kusama—begins with meditation to prepare digestive problems, neither she nor her not enough test subjects for clinical trials. adults to express themselves. “Studies show parents thought much of it. She headed off “If you only use what the trials allow, that being creative generates brain plasticity, to Forest Glen Middle School. she’d be in a completely different spot, provides a sense of accomplishment and reduces anxiety,” says Sebastian Perez, education director. (July 14, 12-1.30 p.m. nsuartmuseum.org. 954.262.0258)

Summer Self Discovery: “Summer’s relatively slow pace grants us time to develop strategies for living life with more purpose,” says Susan James, who trains people on how to discover their purest, best selves. Like the runner’s high, the feel of an ocean swim, the Zen of meditation? The Self Discovery Center in Fort Lauderdale is offering three July programs: Great People Skills to improve relationships and Life Mastery Intro and Advanced to foster everyday enlightenment— Lynn-sah and her mother even on Interstate 95. (sdlifemastery.com) Pediatric with Dr. Agner

Her condition worsened throughout the but I’m a get-to-the-root-of-the-problem Drink to Your Health: Unleash Life, day. The school nurse called her mother, [person],” Agner says. “I thought, ‘If this a producer of cold-pressed juices using Edgire Joseph, to say Lynn-sah complained were my daughter, I’d try to take the clot raw fruit, vegetables and herbs, has won of dizziness and a headache. They agreed out.’ We adapted the technology by using the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of she should stay with the nurse, who gave the smallest possible stent.” Commerce’s Small Business Award for Health her an ice pack. But the pain worsened, Six days after her surgery, Lynn-sah’s and Wellness. Unleash Life delivers weekly and, by the afternoon, she was at home neurological test was normal. After another supplies to doorsteps throughout Broward, Stroke vomiting again. She almost fell on the way six weeks of physical and occupational Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, and then to the bathroom. therapy to correct the residual weakness in collects the glass bottles, coolers and ice packs After returning home from work, Joseph her left arm, Lynn-sah was ready to go back for sanitation, recycling and reuse. Customer called 911. A four-person Coral Springs to school. While 50 percent to 80 percent Danielle Sayers says she’s hooked and her skin emergency medical services team arrived of child stroke survivors have some type is glowing, while physician Ashwin Mehta says within 10 minutes. Their diagnosis? of permanent disabilities, according to the drinking the juices can “help achieve better Lynn-sah had suffered a stroke. By American Stroke Association, she is getting health.” (unleashlifetoday.com) the time they reached Fort Lauderdale’s better grades on weekly reading tests. “It’s Broward Health Medical Center for like the surgery triggered a part of my brain A Check for Cancer’s Cure: The specialized care, she was paralyzed on her that made me smarter,” she says. nonprofi t Pap Corps raised $3.6 million left side, her mouth drooping. About 3,000 children a year have for cancer research in its last fi scal year Interventional neurologist Celso Agner strokes, one of the top 10 causes of death for the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer was not on call, but when the hospital did for children and adults alike, according Center at University of Miami’s Miller School call, he left home immediately. The fi rst to the ASA. Agner says it is vital to raise of Medicine. Pap is one of the largest all- step was a series of tests to determine the awareness, noting that one-third of children volunteer fundraising organizations in South stroke’s size. Agner also looked for brain suffer from obesity, a major factor in clots. Florida. The Pap Corps derives its name trauma and whiplash, which were negative. Lynn-sah is happy, healthy and eager to from George Papanicolaou, a pioneer in The cause of the stroke—a large, fi nger- start seventh grade in the fall—and looking cytopathology, who created the test—now shaped clot that had been forming over even further ahead to high school where known as the “Pap smear”—to detect cervical time—is still being assessed. she plans to study marine biology. precancer. (thepapcorps.org)

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 49 BizBeat

Claudio Sorrentino WITHOUT A TRACE Body Details turns tattoo removal into an art form with the help of a cutting-edge laser BY KEVIN KAMINSKI / PHOTO BY EDUARDO SCHNEIDER

50 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM laudio Sorrentino hasn’t built a burgeoning “The recession challenged everyone but, early on, the empire entirely on other people’s regret, but the demand for our business, believe it or not, increased—in Ccontinuing growth of Body Details certainly can part, because people needed to remove tattoos given the be attributed, in part, to that emotion. That’s because tougher job market,” Sorrentino says. the state-of-the-art PicoWay laser used at the company’s In 2014, Sorrentino and his partner bought out their multiple South Florida locations provides more than just original investors and raised additional capital for hair removal and skin rejuvenation. expansion. As part of that expansion, Body Details invested The Class IV laser, the strongest approved by the Food in the PicoWay technology, which pulses at a trillionth of a & Drug Administration for the types of services offered second—compared to the billionth of a second at which the at Body Details, is considered the safest, fastest and most prior generation of nanotechnology maxed out. The more effi cient technology when it comes to removing tattoos. forceful shock wave of energy breaks most ink (which, by And, in this day and age, that’s something on which to the way, is not regulated by the FDA) into dust particles, build a business. allowing, after a few treatments, complete tattoo removal “As of 2018, there were 21,000-plus tattoo shops in the in half the time. U.S.,” says Sorrentino, who launched the fi rst Body Details “Sometimes, you’ll see med spas trying to do too much 12 years ago in Coral Gables. “In the age range we cater to, under the premise of offering everything,” Sorrentino which is 18 to 44, more than 50 percent have at least one says. “They end up not being great at any one thing. In tattoo—and, of our opinion, it’s that population, better for us to 66 percent have be that specialty more than one. expert provider. “While This is all we do, everyone loves all day long. We’re their favorite wizards at this.” T-shirt when That said, with they’re 15, most the snap of a high- people have a level attachment, very different the PicoWay opinion of it when laser can double they’re 40. It’s no as a holistic different with a way to treat 15 tattoo. The regret to 20 elements factor changes pertaining to extraordinarily aging (such as rapidly. The age discoloration, The PicoWay laser longer you have skin tone and a tattoo, the blemishes)— greater the chance that you’ll regret it. It makes for a huge including natural collagen production. opportunity in this market.” “The laser does a pass over your face; for about 24 It’s an opportunity that Sorrentino didn’t see coming. hours, it looks like you were in the sun,” Sorrentino says. He already had entrepreneurial experience, having “After that, your body will naturally produce collagen in started Dragon Entertainment, a nightlife and special those pockets created by the laser. It’s so highly focused promotions outfi t, with his business partner in the early that we’re able to stimulate your body’s own collagen 2000s while earning his bachelor’s degree at Florida production, gradually eliminating fi ne lines and wrinkles.” Atlantic University. While considering graduate school, Body Details is on track for nine locations by the end he took a job at a laser hair removal company—in large of 2018, including new businesses in Pembroke Pines and part for the free services he received as a benefi t of Boynton Beach to go with South Florida outposts from employment. A fi tness enthusiast of Brazilian and Italian Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale to Kendall. A potential 10th descent, Sorrentino says “body hair and muscle don’t go location in the works. well together.” As long as people continue to change their minds about Within weeks, the company promoted him to sales their body art, Sorrentino sees no end to the expansion. manager. That got Sorrentino to thinking, especially after “We have people who call us the day they get a tattoo his Dragon partner pitched him on the idea of starting a who realize they made a mistake,” he adds. “We have pest control business. Why deal with bugs when a laser people who’ve had a tattoo for 40 years and are fi nally hair removal concept—with a tattoo removal component— ready to get rid of it. We’ve treated full-back tattoos— seemed far more viable? that’s a $20,000-plus procedure. You’d think someone Investors clearly liked what they heard, and the fi rst that committed wouldn’t change their mind. But they do. Body Details opened in 2006, pulling in some $900,000 in “The popularity of tattoos is only climbing, so it’s great its fi rst nine months. job security for our business.” 52 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM YourTown Coldwell

Dan Solomon

What’s the Buzz? A Broward micro-apiary is the gift that keeps on giving Caption

BY MICHELLE F. SOLOMON / PHOTOS BY EDUARDO SCHNEIDER

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 53 f you live within a few miles of After they started tending bees on hives than you’re allowed,” he says. Tradewinds Park in Coconut their own, they got involved with the For a standard, single-family home, ICreek, and you have a backyard Broward Beekeepers Association. the state permits three permanent garden, you might have noticed (Since then, he became president beehives and three temporary your tomatoes are heartier. Or that of BBA and started another group, beehives. “So, if you don’t have the plants on your deck that once the South Florida Beekeepers someone to give those hives to— wouldn’t thrive are now fl ourishing. Association.) The Coldwells learned another beekeeper, perhaps?—what Thank your new neighbors—the how to care for their backyard can you do?” honeybees of the Micro-Apiary at He met Dan Lewis, a BBA Tradewinds Park & Stables. member and a board member of the At the northern end of the lake, Broward Regional Health Planning adjacent to the park’s model steam Council, who had been noodling train railroad station, there’s a the idea of having micro-apiaries yellow- and black-striped structure (sometimes called bee yards, where that’s home to about 400,000 managed beehives of honeybees honeybees. It opened in April are maintained) on public land. The 2017 and is one of two in Broward idea was spurred by the Obama County. The other, at Jaco Pastorius administration’s 2015 announcement Park in Oakland Park, which opened of a plan to restore land and support in 2016, was the prototype for a efforts to preserve bee colonies countywide effort in honeybee across the country—the National management and rescues. Strategy to Promote the Health of John Coldwell, and his wife, Honey Bees and Other Pollinators. Theresa, manage the apiaries. With the fi nancial support of the They started their love affair with Broward Regional Health Planning bees in their own Fort Lauderdale Council, and leadership from the backyard. “We always liked to know Urban Farming Institute and its where our food came from, so we partnership with the city of Oakland started our own garden,” he says. Park, Florida’s fi rst micro-apiary “But it wasn’t doing very well. A prototype opened at the Discovery little research brought us to the A section of honeycomb Farm and Gardens at Jaco Pastorius honeybee as a pollinator to help our Park. The Tradewinds Micro-Apiary garden grow.” bees and became state-registered is the fi rst educational micro-apiary Six years ago, John placed a hive beekeepers. in a Broward County park. in his garden to improve pollination. But, John says, when you become John and Theresa and their That was the beginning of what John a good beekeeper, you get more company, The Urban Beekeepers, lovingly calls an obsession. “We got bees than you bargain for. “At the have become the sponsors of the ‘bee-geeked,’ ” he says. end of a season, you’ll have more program, providing the bees, hives and equipment. John began The Urban Beekeepers around the time he started getting more involved in his hobby. “The more we learned, we kept expanding,” he says. “So, we were buying a lot of equipment, and then I started making my own bee equipment.” The contractor by trade now sells beekeeping equipment through his company. Theresa, a real estate agent who is also a registered nurse, says the educational component of the micro-apiaries is her passion, along with spreading the word about the healing properties of honey. Some medical research suggests honey has antimicrobial effects when applied

54 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM to wounds, boosts the immune melons,” he says. “When we talk to originally populated the Americas. system, mitigates allergies and has neighbors, and the folks at the urban These bees are more inclined to antidepressant benefi ts, among gardens, the production has gone up attack intruders—and have led other uses. drastically.” some beekeepers to give up their He credits it to the pollinators endeavors. ENTERING THE MICRO-APIARY who leave the micro-apiary to Properly managing beehives The Coldwells’ love of bees is forage. and the micro-apiaries controls infectious. At the micro-apiary at interbreeding. In fact, John often Tradewinds, when they check on the MANAGING HIVES removes feral hives from the park colony, they wear protective outfi ts The micro-apiary opened at a critical and moves them into the managed that make them look like they’re point in honeybees’ existence. apiary after a quarantine period. ready to walk on the moon. One of the dangers for them, He also manages hives throughout John starts the ritual by searching which beekeepers are watching, South Florida to create safer bees, the ground for dried twigs to stuff is the varroa mite, a tiny parasite removing aggressive queens from inside a smoker, an essential part of capable of annihilating entire bee hives and replacing them with docile the beekeeper’s tool kit. He colonies. Visible to the naked eye, ones. it, then takes it with him into the the mites look like a tick. “With “We take the hive, pinch the micro-apiary. Africanized “Smoke masks queen and the pheromones remove her, and that bees use to we break the communicate brood cycle. We with one give them a new, another,” he certifi ed mated says. “They queen who is have an ‘alarm fi lled with nice pheromone’ genetics for that will signal strong honey- danger. This making bees,” helps keep them he says. “And calm.” we put them There are in that hive, fi ve or six hive and we change boxes inside. He the genetics of selects one to that hive by 50 inspect, opens percent. We’ve the lid, removes taken a possible the cover and aggressive there they are— hive out of thousands of commission.” bees, swarming John Coldwell, outside the gates at the Tradewinds Park Micro-Apiary John says the on a honeycomb. micro-apiary at “This colony Tradewinds was “a looks healthy,” he says upon his the micro-apiaries, we have an natural transition” for the program. inspection, during which he looks accessible way for researchers to Since it opened, it has hosted a for stressors such as viruses, study our bees,” John says. “And number of interested visitors— contamination and parasites. provide an education center for the school groups, Girl Scout troops, Why should we care about healthy community.” budding beekeepers and researchers honeybees? It also allows scientists to from Florida Atlantic University. “Eighty percent of the things that keep reducing multiplication of “We can really become a national grow in our environment require “Africanized” wild bees that made model for how micro-apiaries work pollination—trees and the plants their way into Florida in the 1990s. in communities,” he says. in your backyard. Most of the food Scientists use the term to refer For more information about we eat, too, requires honeybee to the offspring that results from the Tradewinds Park Micro- pollination—avocados, almonds, the interbreeding of aggressive Apiary, visit broward.org/parks/ berries, apples, cucumber, zucchini, species from Africa with the thingstodo/pages/microapiary. watermelons and other types of docile European species that aspx.

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 55 56 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM wasn’t colored by a disease that went undiagnosed for more than a year and a half. For the fi rst time in what seemed like forever, she felt like she belonged. “I was never more comfortable in my life than when I walked onto that stage,” the Parkland resident says of her SunFest set. “It confi rmed to me that I need to do whatever I have to in order to make this career happen. The feeling was too powerful to ignore.” It’s not that the past is entirely in her rearview mirror. Sonali continues to follow an alternative medicine regimen that includes an extraordinary number of pills Robbed of her career momentum by a mystery each day. She’ll never know for illness, Parkland’s Sonali is starting over certain exactly when she became infected with the bacterium Borrelia with a fresh pop sound burgdorferi. BY KEVIN KAMINSKI / PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMES WOODLEY But at least she can identify the culprit: A blacklegged tick, probably he three longest years of the size of a sesame seed. her young life seemed to dissipate in the late- DESTINY CALLS afternoon breeze as Sonali Sonali’s parents were born and raised Ttook her place on the Ford Stage at in India—Avinash, Sonali’s father, in SunFest with the other members of a suburb of Mumbai, the country’s her four-piece band. largest city; Sudhira, her mother, In a few hours, Pitbull would bring settled in Mumbai (formerly Bombay) the annual spring music festival in at a young age. Both moved to the downtown West Palm Beach to a United States, where they met and rousing conclusion with his early- married—Avinash, who’s in fi nance, evening performance—and then dash came for his graduate studies; off the stage and into his car so fast Sudhira came with her parents when that Sonali would later say he “must she was 18. have set a world record.” Both also realized, quite early, The sensation that washed over that their only child, whose name is the graduate of Marjory Stoneman Bengali for “golden,” had no interest Douglas (class of 2012) was just the in becoming a doctor or lawyer. When opposite. She wanted to savor every their Britney Spears-loving daughter second of the next 45 minutes—and was 5, she would ask her parents and who could blame her? The 23-year- grandparents to form a semicircle old singer, and aspiring around the fi replace while she stood pop star (born Sonali Argade) had on the ledge that doubled as her stage. reached this door before, only to “I’d perform entire Britney albums, see it slammed by a mystery illness start to fi nish, into my pretend that left her physically spent, vocally microphone,” says Sonali, who was impaired and spiraling in self-doubt. born in Los Angeles, but moved But as she delivered the opening with her family to South Florida verse of her recently released pop at age 3. “I’d make my parents pay single, “Turn It Around,” Sonali me for concert tickets, and I’d print connected to the part of her past that out pictures and sign them—and

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 57 my grandma would buy those. Obviously, I had an entrepreneurial mindset. “I’m so glad there are no home videos of this.” Sonali began taking voice lessons at the early age of 6 and guitar lessons in middle school. At Stoneman Douglas, she sang in the chorus all four years; on the side, she participated in the music education curriculum at School of Rock, programs that culminated in themed shows—including a celebration of Led Zeppelin music that played into her growing appreciation of classic rock. Along with her love of music, Sonali was passionate about her academics. So it came as no surprise to her parents that she was accepted at Duke University and Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. “Duke was the safer option,” Sonali says. “But I remember my dad saying, ‘After Duke, what is it you’d be doing?’ And I said, ‘Well, music, of course.’ … So my parents were like, OK. Go to NYU and give it a chance. “It’s so hard to make it in music. And there’s a lot of emotional heartache along the way; more doors close than open, and you don’t know if they’re ever going to open. … I could have had a solid path in academics. But if you love something this much, it’s hard to let it go.”

COMING INTO HER OWN Sonali spent much of her fi rst semester at Tisch wondering why the school accepted her. She had only written a handful of songs at that point. Her infl uences were still pop and classic rock. And there were musicians in her classes who already had sizable followings online. “It was incredibly intimidating,” she says. “But you also learn about yourself. You have no choice but to rise to that level, otherwise you’re going to get left behind.” It didn’t hurt that Sonali and some friends entered a contest her freshman year that required entrants to fi lm a video for the Rihanna hit, “Diamonds.” Sonali’s team took it a step further and recorded a cover version of the song to go with their video. Not only did they win the contest and later meet Rihanna backstage at a concert she did in New York, but the video went viral. Two other choices helped elevate Sonali’s profi le. Academically, she focused on the business aspect of the industry, learning about things such as music marketing and studio production that resonate to this day. Musically, she discovered a singer-songwriter path thanks to a freshman roommate who was into Joni Mitchell. The revelation would culminate in “Wake Up,” an extended-play recording that

58 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM SETTING AN Sonali released in 2014. delicacy that defi ned her voice. Worse, she had no idea why. EXAMPLE Around the same time, “Without a diagnosis, I kept thinking it was my fault,” she she was playing shows says. “I didn’t work hard enough. I wasn’t strong enough When a music executive with an acoustic trio in to power through. ... I fi t the textbook description for looked at Sonali’s press the lower East Side and depression. For a time, I quit completely. I had no desire to photos while she was in in Greenwich Village, touch my guitar. Everything I once loved, I didn’t anymore.” college and told her that including at the famed It wasn’t until February 2017, some 20 months after she was “too ethnic,” it Bitter End club. symptoms fi rst led her to visit a doctor, that the mystery struck a chord that contin- After graduating was solved. Sonali tested positive for Lyme disease. ues to drive her career. early, in May 2015, with Sonali’s Indian heritage a degree in recorded isn’t just a source of STARTING OVER music, Sonali had According to the Centers for Disease Control and pride, it’s something she plans to tour college Prevention, roughly 30,000 cases of Lyme are reported says should be celebrated towns throughout the each year by state health departments—however, studies in this country. “Growing up, there Northeast. The little suggest that as many as 300,000 people a year in the weren’t a lot of Indi- girl who stood on United States are diagnosed with the disease that’s spread an-American people on the fi replace ledge by infected ticks. (The majority of cases occur in the television,” she says. “It and sang Britney Northeast and Upper Midwest). shouldn’t be that way. Spears was having It can be a tricky diagnosis. For people who do catch it America is such a melt- one of those early, antibiotics can clear the symptoms within weeks. The ing pot. It’s about time rare windows of antibiotics prescribed after Sonali learned she had Lyme that our entertainment opportunity about didn’t work. She eventually found a doctor in North Carolina industry is representative which aspiring who (along with a physician based in India) suggested a of what America actually performers course of alternative medicine and herbal antibiotics—think is. That’s another reason dream. Indian and Chinese herbs. Sonali moved back to Parkland I’m so passionate about And then, just with her family that spring and started taking upward of 60 this career. like that, it was pills per day. Finally, she began to feel like herself again. “My ethnicity is unique. gone. “Once I found a treatment that worked, my love of music And that’s a selling point came back,” she says. and strength.” So did her singing voice. But the question lingered: Had Sonali’s time already come and gone? “When you have a moment like I had in 2015, where A DEBILITATING MYSTERY you have some buzz, it’s rare,” she says. “If you lose it, it’s At least four doctors and specialists in New York hard to get it again. But I had two things on my side: I was offered variations of a similar theory. It was all in young, and I never stopped being active on social media. By her head. She was young and burning the candle at some miracle, my fan base (including a signifi cant following both ends. And after taking antibiotics, everything in India) quadrupled while I was dealing with Lyme.” would be fi ne. Last October, Sonali released “Forever,” the fi rst of Only it wasn’t. Extra sleep couldn’t cure the three new singles that reintroduced her as more of a pop chronic fatigue Sonali started to experience. artist (with synthesizers and drum machines). Though She didn’t have the energy to climb out of the background sound has changed, the songs remain as bed, let alone take a shower or make a meal. accessible as ever thanks to the sincerity of a voice that Her headaches became crippling. Different Sonali describes as “the literal version of my soul.” antibiotics briefl y masked the conditions, but On the heels of SunFest, Sonali is planning to release then things turned for the worse. She began additional singles and establish herself as a live performer in suffering from brain fog and memory loss; South Florida. For the fi rst time in three years, she’s looking when she tried to take a post-graduation beyond the feeling she describes in “Turn It Around.” online class, Sonali couldn’t retain the Do you ever look through the window and see information. yourself on the outside looking in? “I’d read a paragraph and have no idea what “Obviously, I’m still being treated and it’s something I’m I just read,” she says. constantly having to work through and around. But I feel Out of nowhere, she also developed like I’m on the other side of it. It’s been a year of me solidly asthma. That resulted in diaphragm and working on my career. I couldn’t have dreamed of having breathing diffi culties that stunted the one the stamina to deal with something like Sunfest this time gift on which she always could rely. last year. … It felt like I earned it, like I paid my dues. Sonali couldn’t sing. She had lost “I’ve never had a moment like that before, but I hope command of the strength, range and there’s many more.”

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 59 STAR BRIGHT WITH THE HELP OF A MUSICAL ICON IN MIAMI, THE SKY MIGHT BE THE LIMIT FOR BOCA RATON’S HAVEN STAR

BY STEPHANIE MEADOWS / PHOTOS BY PIPE JARAMILLO

60 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 61 lthough she’s only 17, Haven Star has no interest in hedging her bets. The Boca Raton-based singer/songwriter, and those in her inner circle, are all in when it comes to a destiny that everyone involved believes is within reach. “I want to be a larger-than-life fi gure, but in the humblest way possible,” Star says with equal parts enthusiasm and conviction. “Music is something that I have been working on and fi ghting for my whole life. I am ready to bring my voice to the world.” With the help of award-winning South Florida composer, songwriter and producer Rudy Pérez, she’s about to do just that. The soon-to-be senior at Boca Raton High School (she’s also home- schooled part of the time) is stepping out as the artist she’s always wanted to be, a fusion of soulful childhood infl uences with a modern pop twist that has the potential to distinguish her sound in a crowded landscape of musical hopefuls. It’s a big leap into the deep end for someone who doesn’t turn 18 until Feb. 1. Then again, it’s not as if Star is fresh off her fi rst talent show. That happened at age 7, when she entered a middle-school event and sang Taylor Swift songs. To this day, she can recall the rush she got from performing. Ask her father and manager, Troy Ross, and he’ll tell you that rush started even earlier. Ross, who played in bluesy rock band Lucky Street for the better part of 18 years, recalls his daughter singing jazz and the blues since age 2. Star never took formal music lessons. She received her fi rst keyboard at a young age and taught herself how to play that, as well as guitar, by ear. After capturing numerous talent competitions as a youngster, Star had her fi rst breakthrough at age 13, when she was asked to sing with the Miami Symphony Orchestra (which she has done four times since). A year later, she performed a sold-out concert at the Crest Theatre in Delray Beach. “She doesn’t sound like a 17-year-old girl,” Ross says. “She sounds like an old soul. She loves the depth and feel of the old-school singers. Haven wants to combine that with new sounds that youth can relate to.” With her dad by her side, Star has been busy working with people in the industry to make her dreams of becoming a famous singer-songwriter a reality—none more important than Pérez. Named “Producer of the Decade” by Billboard in 2010, Pérez is credited with composing more than 300 songs that have cracked a Top 10 chart. He has written and produced music for a who’s who of popular artists—, Michael Bolton, Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé, to name a few. “While I’ve had the pleasure of working with the great talents of our generation, my passion now is discovering the future giants,” Pérez says. He thinks he’s found one in Star. The two fi rst met when she was about 11. “From the moment I heard Haven sing, I immediately knew that she was very special,” Pérez recalls. “I am always looking for exceptional talent like Haven. She is the future of our industry, and I can’t wait for people everywhere to see her talent the way I do.” Working with Pérez has given Star some extraordinary opportunities—such as performing live with maestro Eduardo Marturet and the Miami Symphony Orchestra, or working with the likes of Burt Bacharach, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Sam Moore, Buddy Guy and Bolton. Pérez works with her in the studio, and producer and musician Jonathan Joseph spends time with Star on her live performing and staging. It’s evident, when speaking to her, that she understands, appreciates and revels in the dedication and discipline needed to have any chance of success—and not just when it comes to music. In addition to recording her debut album (set to drop in fall 2019), Star and her father have been traveling to Los Angeles to pursue acting opportunities. It’s one more reason Star is so excited about what the future holds. “I was lucky to be able to fi nd music at such an early age,” she says. “It’s nice to be able to do what you love and make people feel good because of it.”

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Let the Sun Shine Hailed by some as Miami’s best band, SunGhosts takes its “sun-drenched” rock to the next level BY HALI NEAL / IMAGES BY CATALYST PHOTOS

64 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM ared Steingold, bassist for the Miami-based SunGhosts, looks like the dictionary defi nition of bliss when he’s performing with his band. A smile never leaves his face, even as he closes his eyes to revel in passages of a song. The carefree, focused energy of the band’s shows is constantly stoked by SunGhosts’ charismatic frontman, lead singer and guitarist Nik Olas—and rounded out by Louie Estopiñan’s powerful drum beats. It’s a collaboration that never fails to produce compelling live music. Despite changes to its lineup, the consistent strength of its seemed ever-present underneath all layers of existence. I performances has allowed SunGhosts to rise through shortened it to SunGhosts and it just clicked.” the ranks of Miami’s underground rock music scene. It’s In late June, SunGhosts released “Oathkeeper” at a also a big reason readers of Miami New Times called party at the Open Stage Club in Coral Gables. The EP is the once-four-man group the “best band in Miami”—and its fi rst without Orchard House; the band self-released why that tag still resonates with their current three-man its third album. Asked whether the group feels pressure incarnation. to push beyond best-band-in-Miami status and make an Olas says the band’s background is a bit like how invested run at reaching a larger audience, Estopiñan “the Avengers came together, little by little.” He fi rst takes a when-it-happens-it-happens approach. connected with Steingold at a house party in 2013, “No pressure at all,” he says. “Titles and labels can though the pair’s bond wasn’t cemented until they only go so far with explaining things. ‘Best band’ is a cool jammed at Olas’ house for two hours. Guitarist Arminio thing to have in our career, but we defi nitely don’t stand Rivero (no longer with the band) then brought in his by it. We stand by creating music that moves us, and [we Let childhood friend, Estopiñan, to play drums. Estopiñan stand by] everyone that digs it, and the live experience.” believed in the band so much that he quit his gig with a “Oathkeeper” represents a darker turn for SunGhosts’ Top 40 cover band that played at Blue Martini. music, with titles like “Broken Mirror” and “Cold After building considerable local buzz for a few years Rituals”—the videos for which were shot by Rivero, who playing live at clubs in and around Miami, SunGhosts left the band to pursue a fi lm career. “Broken Mirror” is a signed a two-year deal with Orchard House Music, “heartbreak song” about how pursuing true love can be the leading to their self-titled 2016 album—and a 30-day painful. The latter was written during a deep depression tour in 2016 that went from West Palm Beach to as far Olas experienced in 2017. They’re both slower songs as Chicago. musically, though the instrumentation and whistle on The band’s debut release featured a mix of infl uences “Cold Rituals” make it a song that listeners will want to to complement an indie-rock foundation. Some songs, leave on repeat. It’s also Olas and Estopiñan’s favorite Sun like “Hydro Pump” and “Sweet Water Girl,” conjure song to play live. images of relaxing on a towel under an umbrella on Fans of the sun-drenched sound shouldn’t worry too a sunny beach. The band calls these types of songs much, though. Says Olas, “there is still the high energy “sun-drenched.” Other songs, like “II” and “My Shining and sun-drenched rock-n-roll fl avor that SunGhosts once Phantom,” bring in the heavier guitars, drums and basked in. It’s present there, but it’s much more.” Shine deep bass that are sonically the opposite of the The connective tissue for the members of SunGhosts aforementioned songs. Somehow it all makes sense on is their love of music: Estopiñan’s love of Circa Survive the album. and Rascal Flatts’ harmonies on “I’ll Be Home for The name SunGhosts comes from a line in a song Christmas,” Olas’ love of videogame music, such as by one of Olas’ old bands: “a carousel waltz with Kingdom Hearts, and Steingold’s love of metal. That sunlight specters.” Says Olas, “I liked the imagery it tissue has allowed them to build a bond that begs to be evoked—so mysterious, yet embodying this duality that witnessed.

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 65 66 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM WHERE CAN YOU CATCH LIVE PERFORMANCES AT INTIMATE VENUES IN SOUTH FLORIDA? LET US COUNT THE WAYS. BY EMILY BLOCH

South Florida is one of the few regions where you can see an authentic Cuban band, a rising jazz star and a legendary hardcore act performing in different cities along a 70-mile stretch.

It’s that variety—and the sheer number of clubs, theaters and bars where someone can catch a live set on any given night—that has led to the area’s birthing of popular acts from Ariana Grande (Boca Raton) and (Miami) to Surfer Blood (West Palm Beach) and New Found Glory (Coral Springs).

“I think it’s important for live music venues to have consistency and be open to all sorts of music in their establishment,” says Natalie Smallish, owner and co-founder of the South Florida WaxRomantix and the manager of Fort Lauderdale’s Radio Active Records. “We have a great advantage here. There are perks to playing in [the local] music scene.”

Smallish says one of those perks is that most venues in South Florida don’t charge out-of-state performers a production fee, which can make a tour stop more appealing to younger artists that are still pinching pennies.

No matter the reason, the live music scene in the tri-county area is as vibrant as ever. Here are just some of the reasons why.

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 67 MIAMI ■ CHURCHILL’S COMING PUB ATTRACTIONS: The WHERE: 5501 NE Miami Jazz Jam takes Second Ave., Miami place every Monday HIGH NOTES: An starting at 9 p.m.; institution in Miami since Cheap Miami Records 1979, Churchill’s Pub is Anniversary show, known for consistently July 13. bringing high-profile acts CONTACT: to a lowbrow, loveable 305.757.1807, hole-in-the-wall. It’s churchillspub.com surprising, the caliber of musicians that have performed at this dive— ■ HOY especially if you look at COMO AYER the bathrooms. It’s said WHERE: 2212 SW Eighth that Marilyn Manson got St., Miami his start at the Little HIGH NOTES: Located Haiti club. Trick Daddy in Little Havana, this and Raekwon, one of Cuban nightclub is Wu-Tang Clan’s founding adorned with wood members, have also paneling and old, black- performed on the tiny, and-white photos of party hosted by North Las Rosas has quickly short stage. New York Latin superstars on the Miami-based Latin- become a community hardcore legends Cro- walls. This Latin spot Caribbean electronic favorite. Mags and punk royalty runs on Miami time, group, Spam Allstars. COMING such as The Casualties with live music usually COMING ATTRACTIONS: There’s also performed over the starting at around 11 ATTRACTIONS: Visit a free local show years. And if you’re a fan p.m. and the club staying the website for future featuring Wastelands, of jazz, it’s the place to open until 4:45 a.m. performances. Red Nectar and Phantom go on a Monday night. Besides one-offs from CONTACT: Drive on July 7; for more Since 2000, the pub has local and touring Latino 305.541.2631, events, visit facebook. been home to the Miami performers, Hoy Como hoycomoayer.us com/lasrosasmiami. Jazz Jam—welcoming Ayer has also served as CONTACT: anyone who has the the home of Fuácata—a 786.780.2700, chops to take part. Thursday night dance ■ LAS ROSAS lasrosasbar.com WHERE: 2898 NW Seventh Ave., Miami ■ LE CHAT NOIR Ball & Chain HIGH NOTES: Barely a WHERE: 2 S. Miami Ave., year old—it celebrated Miami on June 8—Las Rosas HIGH NOTES: Entering is a low-key, chill Le Chat Noir is like escape from the rest of stepping into a cozy little Wynwood. Located on wine cellar in Paris— the border of the trendy except you’re actually in town and Allapatah, this Miami’s financial district. cozy dive bar houses free This jazz bar is a dark, arcade games, a photo intimate spot to indulge booth, cheap drinks and in wines from around the no frills. There’s also world, imported cheese free parking, which is plates and live music an anomaly. Supplying throughout the week. a near-daily mix of live Despite “chat” being in music and DJ sets, the name, this is not a

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place to get talkative if of Gramps’ eclectic, downplayed, the house heart of Little Havana live music’s happening. Wynwood-based building cocktails here are some since the early 1930s. Le Chat Noir (French boasts “Air Conditioning- of the city’s finest— The historic spot has for “the black cat”) Cold Beer-Cocktails,” but including the Hula Girl, changed owners and is constantly praised it’s so much more than featuring Sailor Jerry visions over the years, by local musicians for that. The hipster venue rum, pineapple, lime, but it’s always been a its level of respect opened in 2013 and is cinnamon and hibiscus place to drink—starting for performers. No run by longtime show syrup ($10). out as the Ball & Chain one’s talking while a booker Adam Gersten. COMING Saloon and morphing set’s going on. Though It’s Gersten’s reputation ATTRACTIONS: Nerd into the Ball & Chain ticket prices for bigger that elevates this cocktail Nite, July 12 and Aug. Tavern in the 1950s. events are reasonable bar and watering hole 9, a monthly event From Count Basie (typically $10), the into a venue to catch featuring fun, informative suing the venue (for venue often hosts free high-profile artists, presentations across not paying his fee) to jam nights, typically on one-off DJ sets and even all disciplines as the Billie Holiday and Chet Tuesdays and Thursdays, book signings. Camila audience drinks along. Baker performing on its encouraging locals Cabello visited her fans Live music every Friday stage, there’s just too to bring their own there in February to with the Technique much history to unpack instruments and join in celebrate the success Records crew. here, so check it out for on the fun. of her single, “Havana.” CONTACT: yourself. Live music is COMING Last year, comedian 305.699.2669, nightly with two stages, ATTRACTIONS: Visit Hannibal Buress hosted gramps.com but the iconic pineapple the website for upcoming a surprise DJ set with stage outside is a sight events. proceeds going toward ■ BALL & CHAIN to see. CONTACT: Hurricane Irma relief. WHERE: 1513 SW Eighth COMING 305.377.8899, And before that, The St., Miami ATTRACTIONS: lechatnoirdesalis.com Cure’s drummer, HIGH NOTES: Retaining Visit the website for Laurence “Lol” Tolhurst, its name (for the most a full schedule of ■ GRAMPS hosted a Q&A session part), location and charm performances. WHERE: 176 NW 24th before performing a free throughout the years, CONTACT: St., Miami DJ set on the patio. And Ball & Chain bar and 305.643.7820, HIGH NOTES: The front even though they may be lounge has sat in the ballandchainmiami.com

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 69 BROWARD ■ TWO& HIGH NOTES: One of Instead, the multiroom WHERE: 1517 E. the most traditional lounge is comfortable Las Olas Blvd., Fort venues on this list, and relaxed with old Lauderdale Bailey Hall is an intimate school hip-hop and R&B HIGH NOTES: Two&’s theater that seats around vibes. The three-room website puts it best: 1,200. It resides on the nightclub has a little “Why NOT sip on a nice Broward College Central bit of something for glass of your favorite campus and throughout everyone—a mainstage, whiskey … while the year brings a mix a lounge room that you browse fine and of touring musicians as resembles a quirky interesting collectibles, well as performers from basement from the antiques and custom- the college. But one 1970s and a relaxed built bikes.” This family- of the most important neighborhood bar. On owned business started elements it offers is its any given night, visitors out as an online bicycle partnership with South will be greeted by live and vintage business, Florida JAZZ—a local music and guest DJ sets. selling old porcelain, organization that brings COMING crystal and more. When touring jazz greats ATTRACTIONS: For husband-and-wife Elmo to small theaters at a full list of events, and Zoe Love decided reasonable prices. In visit facebook.com/ to expand the business May, Cuban drummer CashOnlyFTL and click to a brick-and-mortar, Ignacio Berroa presented the “events” tab. they figured they might and narrated his CONTACT: as well add a full-service documentary, “Straight 954.299.3295, bar too. The venue, Ahead From Havana,” cashonlybar.com which resembles a at the theater before house, features local art performing with his trio. above the mantel, high- COMING ■ ORIGINAL FAT top tables surrounded ATTRACTIONS: Bailey CATS by bikes for sale, and Hall hosts performances WHERE: 320 stacked beer and wine year-round, but the next Himmarshee St., Fort menus. Open mic nights South Florida JAZZ Lauderdale are on Thursdays, partnership performance HIGH NOTES: A local with a mix of local and will take place on Jan. favorite, Original Fat touring bands performing 18 and will feature the Cats is known for a throughout the rest of Randy Brecker Quintet. few things—a long list the week. CONTACT: of cheap beer (more COMING 954.201.6884, than 80 types) and ATTRACTIONS: Punk baileyhall.org live music year-round, band Mindyou takes nightly. This gritty dive the stage July 14; open is chock-full of old band call art show, Aug. 5; ■ CASH ONLY stickers, string lights open mic night every WHERE: 15 W. Las Olas and skateboard decks. Thursday. Blvd., Fort Lauderdale You’d be hard-pressed CONTACT: HIGH NOTES: Yes, they to find a blank section 954.867.5309, accept credit cards. Cash of wall. From ska and twoand.com Only opened in 2016 and reggae to rockabilly and quickly became loved punk, there’s always a for its relaxed vibe. different act playing ■ BAILEY HALL It’s not a velvet-rope, at this 15-year-old WHERE: 3501 Davie Champagne bottle and establishment. Road, Davie sparklers type of place.

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COMING ■ NYSW JAZZ ATTRACTIONS: Live LOUNGE music every night; WHERE: 107 SW Sixth reggae on Wednesdays. St., Fort Lauderdale CONTACT: HIGH NOTES: One 954.467.5867, facebook. of the newest venues com/originalfatcats on the list, NYSW Jazz Lounge was created by Miguel Pilgram— ■ BLUE JEAN whose life changed BLUES after winning a $52 WHERE: 3320 NE 33rd million lottery in 2010. St., Fort Lauderdale Pilgram dedicated his HIGH NOTES: Another winnings toward reviving venue offering nightly Sistrunk Boulevard, live music, Blue Jean which runs through Fort Blues is a jazz and blues Lauderdale’s historically spot that started up in black neighborhood. 2009. Lauded for the The lounge sits on top jazz acts it books, a of Pilgram’s restaurant, full menu, happy hour New York Subs & Wings. and no cover charge At the jazz lounge, (except for Fridays Tuesdays are devoted and Saturdays, when to contemporary jazz, it’s $5), the club is Wednesday is spoken- popular. Over the years, word, Thursday is Cuban it’s built a roster of jazz, Friday is Latin regular performers, jazz. A headline act including Eric and performs on Saturdays, the Jazzers, which and brunch-and-jam perform on the first sessions take place on and third Wednesday Sundays. There’s no of the month, covering cover Tuesday-Thursday standards from or Sunday. On Fridays Ellington, Davis and and Saturdays, it’s $10. Fitzgerald to name a few. COMING The dark club, with brick ATTRACTIONS: walls and neon lights, Visit facebook.com/ is surprisingly nestled nyswjazzlounge and click within a shopping plaza. the “events” tab. COMING CONTACT: ATTRACTIONS: Live 954.765.6141, music every night; nyswjazzlounge.com visit the website for upcoming acts. CONTACT: 954.306.6330, bjblive.com

LMGFL.COM | JULY 2018 71 butter glaze, for $4. on your own. COMING COMING ATTRACTIONS: A ATTRACTIONS: Concert for Bangladesh, Shaw Davis & July 20; The Long Run: The Black Ties, A Journey Through the July 13; The Music of The Eagles, William Cepeda Aug. 3; Khris Royal & Afro-Rican Jazz Dark Matter, Aug. 4. Project, July CONTACT: 14; local band 561.395.2929, showcase, July funkybiscuit.com 19. CONTACT: 561.450.6357, ■ ARTS GARAGE artsgarage.org WHERE: 94 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach PALM BEACH HIGH NOTES: Arts ■ KELSEY Garage is a unique THEATER ■ FUNKY booked through January. community space in WHERE: 700 Park Ave., BISCUIT What you can’t be sure downtown Delray; it’s Lake Park WHERE: 303 SE Mizner of, though, is who you’ll part performance space, HIGH NOTES: Indie Blvd., Boca Raton see there. From Billy part gallery—plus, it’s films, touring alternative HIGH NOTES: Joel and Springsteen BYOB. The nonprofit bands, community An unpretentious, tributes, to soul, country venue hosts all genres theater and even passionate and casual and smoldering rock- and acts—rock, blues, burlesque—Kelsey spot, this club plays n-roll, every night is folk, swing, even Theater is the place to go hosts to local favorites different. Door charge children’s theater and for all the performances like Miami’s own Ketchy is free at times, and drag. The black box that Lake Park used to Shuby. It also has tickets for higher profile theater encourages not be able to house. welcomed big names, shows range anywhere patrons to BYOW—bring The hip, 500-person such as Allman Brothers from $7 to $65. Even your own “whatever,” theater has hosted drummer Butch Trucks, though the club is named including food, drinks, alternative/pop-punk who jammed with the after a musical term—a alcohol and cutlery. Its acts that typically lack club’s owner during a funky biscuit is “a beat art galleries and open venue options in the show in 2015. There’s or a bass line that rocks mics are a great way to area, such as Turnover, always something going the membranes of your catch up-and-coming Tigers Jaw and Have on at this venue, which is brain”—you can also talent, while its arts Mercy. It’s located in tucked into Royal Palm order a plate of biscuits, education classes are an a downtown district Place; shows are already smothered in a bourbon opportunity to hone in that’s showing a lot of

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72 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM Kelsey Theater calls itself one of the “premiere live music venues” in Lake Worth. It’s also one of the few. Propaganda has been an integral part of South Florida’s music scene for more than a decade. The Soviet-themed bar—with red walls and propaganda posters—hosts local bands most nights as well as big names, including Vivian Girls, Cracker and Dashboard Confessional, whose frontman, Chris

potential, with neighbors on roasted duck in an Street remains the king Arts Garage that include Brewhouse onion-raisin marmalade of all venues on Clematis Gallery, Kelsey Vintage or bacon-wrapped dates Street—as well as one Goods and Ivy and Oak stuffed with goat cheese of the few alternative Tattoo Studio. The and chorizo. For years, spots on the entire theater room itself is the establishment has block. This nightclub has cozy and intimate, with been hosting smaller played host to big names, community tables set shows and acoustic including Misfits, The up for certain showings sets as well as open- Damned, Big D and the (traditional shows mic music and comedy Kids Table, and more. A are standing-only) nights. A favorite that former Salvation Army and jumbo pretzels does regular appearances building from the 1920s and popcorn at the is Big Chief, a New was revitalized into a concession stand. Orleans-style brass band hipster haven, complete UPCOMING based in Miami. This with local art and murals ATTRACTIONS: Rebirth funky, playful spot has covering the walls, a Brass Band, July 6; entertainment scheduled checkerboard dance floor “Rocky Horror Picture regularly and stays open and a handful of velvet Carrabba, has stopped in Show,” July 14; Damon late—until 2 a.m.— couches. When you need at times for surprise sets. Fowler Band with the nightly. a break from the dance In June, punk legends Allman Goldflies Band, UPCOMING floor, the covered patio is The Dickies and The July 28. ATTRACTIONS: Open- a favorite retreat spot for Queers celebrated 40 CONTACT: mic nights every Monday; the regulars. years at the club. 561.328.7481, Before March and UPCOMING UPCOMING thekelseytheater.com Elevator Fight Club, ATTRACTIONS: Das Ich, ATTRACTIONS: July 28; for a full list Astari Nite and more, Guavatron, FUGU & The of upcoming events, July 5; GreyMarket, Psychedelic Monks, July ■ DADA visit facebook.com/ Yardij, Space Coast 6; visit the Facebook WHERE: 52 N. Swinton dadadelray. Ghosts and Migrate, July page and click on the Ave., Delray Beach CONTACT: 6; for a complete list of “events” tab for future HIGH NOTES: The only 561.330.3232, events, visit facebook. shows. full-fledged restaurant on sub-culture.org/dada com/respectablestreet. CONTACT: this list that doubles as CONTACT: 561.547.7273, a live music venue, Dada 561.832.9999, facebook.com/ is a modern American ■ RESPECTABLE respectablestreet.com propagandalakeworth eatery owned by the STREET same group that owns WHERE: 518 Clematis Howley’s in West Palm St., West Palm Beach ■ PROPAGANDA Beach. It’s easily the HIGH NOTES: Going WHERE: 6 S. J St, Lake only place you can catch strong for more than Worth a show while noshing 20 years, Respectable HIGH NOTES: It

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Mark Zoradi REEL THEM IN Cinemark Palace in Boca Raton gets a facelift with amenities designed to entice moviegoers BY MICHELLE F. SOLOMON

f you spend some time with Mark Zoradi, CEO of the With people investing more in home entertainment Cinemark USA theater chain, it won’t take long for him systems, and new condominium buildings that Ito try to persuade you that watching a movie in the include private screening rooms in their common comfort of your family room is fi ne—but that going out to areas, how do you get people out to the movies? the cinema is an entirely different experience. We make moviegoing an experience with wall-to-wall Especially at Cinemark Palace 20 and XD Theatre on screens and enhanced sound systems in all auditoriums. Airport Road in Boca Raton (561.395.4695, cinemark.com), In Boca Raton, our Cinemark XD auditorium features the which recently unveiled its new Movie Bistro Restaurant largest screen in the theater and custom surround sound. and Bar, part of a revamped Premier level. In addition to There are luxury loungers in every general auditorium— an adult game room (with billiards, foosball and a 12- electric-powered, plush, oversize recliners. Six premier- foot shuffl eboard table), the Premier level now has a VIP level balconies feature loveseats with tray tables. Premier screening room with 29 reclining seats—perfect for special guests get free valet parking and free popcorn with their engagements and corporate events. ticket purchase. There’s also a VIP Screening Room, which Zoradi spoke with Lifestyle about the modern-day seats 29 in electric reclining seats and has its own wait cinema experience as well as the renovations at the Boca- staff, that anyone can reserve to screen a current movie based Cinemark. in a more-private setting. It’s great for a birthday party or

74 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM holiday gathering. Two game rooms are located on both served with a fresh mango salsa, and a pan-seared the premier level and in the main lobby. Plus, a full-service salmon atop a bed of roasted Brussels sprouts. The restaurant with a full bar. It’s everything under one roof. salmon street-style tacos have an incredible lime slaw and are served in mini tortillas; it’s a great appetizer. Not many movie theaters have a full-service Our pizzas, including the colossal pepperoni, salami restaurant on site, but Bogart’s Bar and Grill was a and bacon pizza, are fi re-baked in our brick oven. fi xture upstairs in the theater until it closed in 2016. Vegetarians will fi nd many choices, too, on our menu. When you chose to do upgrades, why did you decide For dessert, the deep-fried cheesecake is special. it was important to keep a restaurant in-house? The Boca Raton location is a real fl agship gem within Movie Bistro the theaters that Cinemark owns around the world [533 at Cinemark in in the United States, Brazil, Argentina and 13 other Boca Latin American countries], and we know it is a special place. So, we looked at what made it so special, and the restaurant was part of that. We have restaurants in many of our locations, and we were very aware that the former [Bogart’s Bar and Grill] was a part of the community and a destination, whether people were going to the movies or just wanted to stop in for a bite to eat. Movie Bistro will continue to fi t into the South Florida lifestyle. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner, happy hour and dessert, and we are certain it will become a favorite “go-to” place to dine in Boca Raton.

What do you suspect will be the menu favorites? Staying true to fl avors of South Florida, we have plenty of fi sh and seafood dishes, including grilled mahi-mahi,

Mahi-mahi dinner at Cinemark

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Enjoy the comforts of a luxury home—and the benefi ts of a fi ve-star resort—at this vacation community near Orlando

ome hotels go out of their way to replicate Sa residential experience for guests. Then there’s Encore Resort, the 963-acre, master- planned vacation community just west of Orlando for which the saying “home away from home” is both spot on and an understatement. On the one hand, Encore (855.828.7767; encorereunion.com) puts those presidential hotel suites to shame by offering access to sprawling luxury estates at incredibly reasonable nightly rates. On the other, it complements that lodging with all of the amenities one would HOUSE PARTY: Encore adheres to the go-big-or-go-home philosophy when it comes to its accommodations. Oh, expect from a fi rst-class resort. sure you can book a four-, fi ve-, six- or seven-bedroom estate. But why stop there? Large groups can rent 11-, 12- and Here are just a few reasons Encore, less than 13-bedroom homes (all models, big and small, come with private pools). The mega properties can host more than 20 10 miles from Disney World, should be on people, perfect for family gatherings, wedding weekends, parties and corporate events. The Elite 13 rentals feature a anyone’s short list of summer, fall or high- game room, home theater and fl at-screen TVs in every bedroom. Even better, offseason rates for the largest of Encore’s season getaways. homes start as low as $751 a night.

76 JULY 2018 | LMGFL.COM DINE IN: In addition to casual fare at Bis Grill (hot dogs and burgers), Shark Lounge (fi nger foods and bar bites) and Finns (think fl atbreads, salads, burgers, wings, grilled fi sh and stir fry; anything on the Finns menu can be delivered to your door), Encore offers a gourmet Chef Experience—a three-course meal prepared right in your kitchen by one of the resort’s world-class cooks. You can select off a menu brimming with savory options or work with the chef to create a customized feast based on your tastes or dietary restrictions. In addition, Encore has in-home bartending services for travelers throwing a party.

Splash zone at AquaPark THE PLEASURE IS THEIRS: The resort experience at Encore extends to a concierge staff that will tend to all the LET THE FUN BEGIN: As if there weren’t enough attractions already in details. Call for restaurant reservations, theme park tickets, Orlando, Encore adds to the experience with its own AquaPark—featuring requisite babysitting services, transportation, grocery delivery, spa drop slides, enclosed water slides, a pool, splash zones and more. The Hang Ten services and more. Speaking of the latter, Encore works Hideaway, an indoor recreation facility, adds to the kids’ excitement with crafts with Ultimate Touch Professionals to provide mobile spa and gaming systems. In addition, Encore plans activities throughout the month— services that include massages, manicures, pedicures, scavenger hunts, giant Jenga, water balloon nights, pingpong tournaments—and facials—and even spa parties. wine tastings and special cocktail nights for the adults. For sports enthusiasts, there are soccer fi elds, and tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts, along Pool cabana with a fi tness center and personal training classes. Championship golf at at Encore Reunion’s three courses—one designed by Jack Nicklaus, one by Tom Watson and one by Arnold Palmer—is only a 5-iron away. However, Encore doesn’t offer deals/ packages connected to the golf.

Hang Ten Hideaway

DAN’S THE MAN: Miami Dolphins fans will appreciate the connection between Encore and Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino, who serves as offi cial brand ambassador. Down the road, the partnership will spawn an onsite sports facility and a Marino Sports Academy that will train young athletes, and host youth football camps and adult fantasy camps.

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