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Caption: Ted Kennedy running for president in 1980. He was in a Pittsburgh hotel suite eating a steak sandwhich while at the same time phoning local Democratic donors, asking for support.

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Ted Kennedy running for president in 1980. He was in a Pittsburgh hotel suite eating a steak sandwhich while at the same time phoning local Democratic donors, asking for support. Ted Kennedy running for president in 1980. He was in a Pittsburgh hotel suite eating a steak sandwhich while at the same time phoning local Democratic donors, asking for support. Shot in my studio for stock. Khalilah Ali, ex-wife of Mohammed Ali, now waits on tables, writes books, and trains at the South Florida Boxing gym in Miami Beach She's known everyone from Malcolm X to Doris Day -- she is Khalilah Ali, an ex-wife of Mohammed Ali. Nowadays she waits on tables and writes books. I shot this cover story for Miami New Times. Hugh Hefner, 1999 Hugh Hefner and two of his then six girlfriends party in 1999 at Bar Room, a Miami Beach nightclub owned by Mafioso Chris Paciello who was later convicted of murder in a home invasion robbery that Paciello planned but in which one of the robbers shot and killed the woman of the house. Muddy Waters O.J. Simpson O.J. Simpson and girlfriend Christie Prody -- a Nicole Simpson look-alike -- at a South Beach party in 2000 Florida Governor Lawton Chiles, mid-1980s Florida Governor Charlie Crist, 2008 Florida Governor Charlie Crist, 2008 The Cuban-born, part Chinese twins Haydee and Sahara Scull, who emmigrated to Miami in 1969 and made brilliant outsider art -- three-dimensional dioramas and paintings -- mostly depicting pre-revolutionary Havana and contemporary Miami Beach. Haydee died in 2007 and Sahara the following year. This photo was made in 2004. Architect Bill Lane with dog Buster and a model of one of the Miami Beach lifeguard stations that Lane designed. Hip-hop agent Marshall Freeman Miami Mayor Manny Diaz, 2009