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3 weeks ago | 
wsvn.com | Alex Miranda |Matthew Auerbach
LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FLA. (WSVN) - One of the great things about traveling is indulging of the cuisines of other countries. So imagine doing that without TSA patting you down. A new dining destination in Broward is bringing the foods of the world right to your table. Deco’s culinary traveling’ man Alex Miranda has all the delicious deets. I love going around the world, especially when it means immersing yourself in the foods and flavors of different countries.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
The point of “Magazine Dreams” seems to be spending two hours in a dark theater, watching Jonathan Majors’ muscular body — flexing, posing and covered with oil. OK, point made.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
Tarrus Riley is reggae music, through and through. The Jamaican jammer is filling the air with new music thanks to Sean Paul, another legend of the islands. Before his upcoming SoFlo gig, Deco got down with the man who defines good vibes. In his current hit, “It’s Showtime,” Tarrus Riley sends plenty of good vibes into the world. Tarrus Riley: “A self-esteem kind-of song.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
Timber! When you hear that, a tree’s about to fall, but in Fort lauderdale, TIMBR means something totally different. You’re about to fall for a new go-to restaurant that’s totally tree-mendous. You better do whatever it takes to get to TIMBR. This Las Olas hotspot has raised the bar for dining and drinking.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Matthew Auerbach
Heather McMahan is one of the most popular comedians around. The woman never stops working. Heather’s fans will follow her wherever she goes, even if it means leaving dry land and hitting the deep blue sea. Heather McMahan: “Over the last couple of years, we’ve done so much. Done world tours, shot comedy specials, and sold out Radio City, but you know what we haven’t done? A frickin’ cruise.”The adventure is called the Absolutely Knot Cruise. Heather’s bringing a bunch of her funniest pals with her.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
Bands come, bands go. That’s the nature of the music business. It’s the rare group that can still pull in crowds more than 30 years after they began. Moe., the longtime jam-rock outfit, is headed to town next week, to show SoFlo how it’s done. No, no — not that moe. This moe. Moe. has been laying down solid, groove-based rock for over three decades. Deco caught up with bassist-vocalist Rob Derhak, who’s amazed as anyone at the band’s longevity.
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1 month ago | 
wsvn.com | Alex Miranda |Matthew Auerbach
There’s something magical about a full moon. You get the feeling that, on those special nights, anything can happen, and something’s definitely happening at a club in Broward. At Nubé Rooftop on Fort Lauderdale Beach, they’re throwing a big bash that’ll brighten up your night. Nobody turns into a werewolf at Nubé Rooftop when the moon is full. They’re too busy partying at Lunar Rising.
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2 months ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
It’s time for a trip to the Keys, but we’re not driving south. These keys are up in Fort Lauderdale, and they get pounded by piano players on a nightly basis. Deco found a place where the music is a hands-on affair, and the people who pack the place howl for more. If Benny and the Jets were on Las Olas Boulevard looking to rock the night away, you’d find them at Howl at the Moon. Chris Kelly: “Howl at the Moon is basically a human jukebox.
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2 months ago | 
wsvn.com | Matthew Auerbach
“The Floor” returns for its third season Wednesday night. Trivia-heads will once again be battling it out for respect and big-time bucks. Rob Lowe: “The category is breakfast. You must identify the foods you see. Simple. You ready?”Contestant 1: “Yes.”Rob Lowe: “You ready?”Brianna Salerno: “Uh-huh.”Rob Lowe: “Our final battle of the night begins now.”Boca Raton native Brianna Salerno made the cut, and she got the chance to kick off the new season. She talked to Deco about playing the game.
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2 months ago | 
wsvn.com | Shireen Sandoval |Matthew Auerbach
The loss of Jimmy Buffett in 20-23 left many a music fan longing for the good old days. Mac McAnally, a key member of Jimmy’s Coral Reefer Band, is determined to keep the good times rolling. He told Deco about their relationship and the upcoming local tribute concert for his old boss. Mac McAnally and Jimmy Buffett (singing): “Wasted away again in Margaritaville.”Jimmy Buffett: “Do you feel it?
