Meet Rocco Nankervis, our chef of the year
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine The national Mastro’s Restaurants group sought out some serious local talent to launch its first foray in South Florida, Mastro’s Ocean Club on the...
View ArticleA Miami dancer’s unusual path to the top
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Samantha Hope Galler had been a rising star in the ballet world, a talent identified not long after her first recital. She was 9 years old. At the Boston Ballet...
View ArticleBea Pila shows how to give a room ‘a soul’
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Bea Pila was attending a business retreat when she finally understood what defines her work as an interior designer. It took only 10 minutes more...
View ArticleThe long way from Japan to Miami City Ballet
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Satoki Habuchi was maybe 7 years old when a friend started taking ballet lessons. They were taught in the common area of his family’s condominium in Osaka,...
View ArticleZombies coming back to life, and to Broward
By Sean Piccoli City & Shore Magazine One of the most important songs Rod Argent ever wrote rests on a mistake. It was 1967 and Argent, a founder of the British rock band the Zombies, was in London...
View ArticleOur bumper-to-bumper interview with Jay Leno, Feb. 22-24 at Boca Raton...
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Well, you knooow … a celebrity interview like this would normally start with a little background on the celebrity. But — I mean, really — this is Jay Leno....
View ArticleTerry Bradshaw goes deep at speaker series
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine You wouldn’t know it from Terry Bradshaw’s … let’s just say … “colorful” TV and movie persona, but the resident cut-up on Fox NFL Sunday has been seriously...
View ArticleNo time like the present for Indigo Girls
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Has there ever been a better time for Indigo Girls? Into this era of heightened women’s voices and LGBTQ visibility, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriters...
View ArticleMonica Puig talks about tennis, life in South Florida and Hurricane Maria relief
By Thomas Swick City & Shore Magazine Monica Puig stood next to a model. It sprouted in 57 toy stories above a paper waterway, a replica of the Missoni Baia condo soon to rise in the Miami...
View ArticleSounding out DJ and radio personality Frankie P
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine If you’ve hit the scan button on your radio anytime recently, there’s a pretty good chance it stopped on the voice of Frankie P. Hitting the airwaves fresh...
View ArticleJennifer Lopez dancing into Miami for a three-show birthday party
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine This summer marks the 50th anniversary of an event of epic cultural significance. And I don’t mean Woodstock. I mean the birth of Jennifer Lopez. That’s...
View ArticleWhat’s been on Dolphin Albert Wilson’s mind
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine It was a momentary glimmer of hope for the long-suffering Miami Dolphins. Just as their speedy new receiver Albert Wilson hit high gear about mid-season...
View ArticleThe BBQ Gospel of Luke Moorman
By Eric Barton Photography by Candace West City & Shore Magazine Luke Moorman felt proud of himself when he landed a job as a stockbroker in New York City right out of college. He called a broker...
View ArticleNicole Henry answers all of our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Internationally acclaimed jazz songstress Nicole Henry calls both Miami Beach and New York City home, but it’s as clear as the soulfulness in her voice that...
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Dispatches from life in the pandemic
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine One spent these past inconceivable months testing zoo animals for the virus. Another rearranged his furniture five times. One envisions that her new normal...
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