City&Shore Nov2012

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SHORE NOVEMBER 2012

Grammy-winning vocalist and songwriter Scott Stapp with his wife, Jaclyn, and their children, Jagger, Milan, and Daniel (left to right).

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Grammy-winning vocalist Scott Stapp opens up about his struggles with faith, fame in a new memoir, Sinner’s Creed BY REBECCA CAHILLY He’s a father, a husband, a Christian, an author and a native Floridian. He’s also a rock star. At 39, Scott Stapp has accomplished many people’s life dreams: fame and fortune as the front man for the multiplatinum rock band Creed. But despite the success granted by the band’s overnight rise to fame in the late ’90s, Stapp was haunted by his past and conﬂicted by a deep-rooted belief system that had been instilled in him during his emotionally and physically abusive upbringing in a strict religious household. Unable to cityandshore.com

City&Shore Nov2012

Published on Nov 8, 2012

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Of all the words that have been used to describe him, “impeccable” might be a bit hyperbolic – still, Chris Bosh comes off as multi-dimensional in ways that have nothing to do with jump shots, rebounds and assists. Novelist Jonathon King reveals the off-court life that makes up South Florida’s seven-time All-Star, Olympic Champion and now World Champion ball player. Our entertainment writers and critics this issue also shine a spotlight on a few of the shows from area arts organizations not to be missed; Fine Dining writers John Tanasychuk and Rebecca Cahilly join in with their picks for places to eat before or after a show; contributing editor Lori Capullo introduces us to the hidden gem of Macau and Bob Hosmon uncorks some wines to consider serving at a traditional Thanksgiving feast.

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