Auschwitz-Birkenau

A Show for the Shoah

Uwe Boll, Worst Director Alive, to Wall Street Execs: "Don't Think You're Safe"

The perennial worst director is gunning for the bastards -- and respect.

Naomi Wilzig: Ms. Come Hither

As A-Rod Battles His Neighbor, Miami Beach's Film Renaissance Hangs in the Balance

Good Spielberg's Bad Moments

What should we make of radiant Lincoln and blubbering Private Ryan?

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close: Bald eagles will weep

After the Aftermath

GableStage and the New Theatre on plucking your eyes out

Bruno: Totally Gay for You

Sacha Baron Cohen is in queerface. But what's the film's real target?

Budget Cuts at the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office

Bad guys, party on! Three of Miami's best prosecutors are getting the boot.

Developer Tibor Hollo Helped Build Miami

An epic condo bust can't burst his bubble.

Remembrance of Demons Past

The Unborn raids the modern horror memory bank, from The Exorcist to Auschwitz

A Not So Merry Movie

Beauty Amid the Horror

Fateless paints a stunning portrait of a Jewish teen's death camp survival

All Things Jewish

Ambition pays off as film festival sprawls

All Things Jewish

Ambition pays off as film festival sprawls

All Things Jewish

Ambition pays off as film festival sprawls

Toy Sale

Life Is a Comic Strip

For Victor Muñiz it's a countercultural banquet with a sense of humor

War Art, What Is It Good For?

For a devastating Twentieth Century of turmoil, for one

Get on the Bus

If you're looking for stage action, go back to school

How Sweet It Was

Lido Spa's sale to a hip hotelier is not just the end of an era -- it's a death in the family

Juanita's Choice

If she could go back ten years, this Colombian nanny would still come to Miami, but with her boy

Letters from the Issue of March 21, 2002

The heartless sea claimed the Fantome and crew

The Spirit of Yiddish

Holocaust victims' creativity continued in the face of chaos

Girl Afraid

Renée Zellweger nervously Joneses for romance

Zzzzzz-Men

Marvel's mutants are a modest squad of dullards in this frustrating adaptation

The Dealmaker

Possibly the most influential person in Miami's ongoing facelift is a Paris-born, Toronto-raised workaholic named Edie Laquer

The Great Pretender

The Sound of Mutilation

Before the Nazis amputated her arm, Sara Fershko was a concert violinist. Today she's struggling to pay her medical bills

A Prisoner of Circumstance

Rachel Better never worried about her stateless status until the INS locked her up. Then it was too late.

Moments in Time

Cops, firemen, dogs, the circus: Photographer Jill Freedman deftly documents life's little happenings

Swelter 18

Homoneurotic

The Cliche Corner

Industrious Resolutions

Miami artists share their wry hopes, sly hopes, and high hopes for the coming year

Close Encounters of the Third Reich

Q & A With Bob Kunst