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Foodies Call
No Lillet? Not fair: Regarding Lee Klein's story "What's the Matter with Miami?" (November 24): The ten points he raised about why Miami has never matured into a...
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Groucho Marx once remarked he'd never want to belong to a club that would accept him as a member. Detroit-based brittle-beat artists Adam Lee Miller and Nicola Kuperus —...
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Restaurants, like politicians, have to play to their bases. Two new Miami Beach dining venues — Sam's Deli and Grill on 41st Street, and Clarke's, an Irish-style pub...
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For those of us who dug Rob McKittrick's recent comedy Waiting..., Just Friends offers up some good news: Ryan Reynolds and Anna Faris are together again as a dysfunctional...
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Close your eyes and visualize Dennis Rodman. What do you see? A laughing b-baller with leopard-spotted hair, helping lead the Chicago Bulls to victory? A towering vision in...
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Not many events at Art Basel Miami Beach — and possibly just as few exhibitions shown over the course of Art Basel Switzerland's 36-year history — are as...
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By Jordan Harper, Luke Y. Thompson and Robert Wilonsky
Published:
December 1, 2005
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Fox)
The pairing of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, both in real life and on celluloid, is so obvious as to be almost cartoonish. So even though both are...
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Stephanie Teele is an ethereally beautiful woman. She has ocean blue, almost translucent eyes; gentle features; and a kind, modest face etched deeply with sorrow. As she looks...
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For a leading indie-rock miserablist, Jamie Stewart possesses one of the heartiest, most boisterous laughs you're ever likely to hear. The 33-year-old Xiu Xiu (pronounced...
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Is sushi the new sex?
In the big, bad world out there — to which some refer as the real world — sex is the sizzle that sells the deodorant and hair gel and...
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A tale of deception, betrayal, and revenge, this contemporary Greek tragedy — complete with an unwitting Medea — becomes so overwrought in the last act that it's...
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By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik and Lyssa Oberkreser
Published:
December 1, 2005
THU 1
Ask a woman who loves a man in uniform, and she'll tell you a sooty, sweaty firefighter is the ultimate "working man" fantasy. But there's no better way to ruin the...
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The Miami Beach Cinematheque is no stranger to all things weird and wonderful, but this time its coordinators have devised something completely different to coincide with the...
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If Hollywood wants to learn from the videogame industry -- which outgrossed the box office last year -- it should pay careful attention to Shadow of the Colossus, a game with...
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For its fourth incarnation — as with the first three — Art Basel presents one of a few acceptable opportunities each year for locals to behave like tourists,...
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Bi-continental septet Nous Non Plus scares up sumptuous, blasé cool on its self-titled debut, whipping elements borrowed from the Strokes, Stereolab, and the B-52s into...
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Like a scruffy old pirate, glass master Dale Chihuly sports a black eye patch (the result of a near-fatal car accident, not a sword fight), puffy shirts, and the jowls of a...
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Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (Empire)
Caterina in the Big City (Empire)
CSI: Five-Season Pack (Paramount)
Death to the Supermodels (Columbia/Tristar)
Deuce...
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As Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB), considered by many the monster truck of contemporary art fairs, rounds the bend on its varsity season, South Florida finds itself frozen in...
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The glossy booklet of stills from countless bizarre Italian films that accompany this two-disc retrospective of Italian soundtrack composer Ennio Morricone only hint at the...
