Dennis Hopper

Full Q&A with the Virgins

Pop Goes the Weasel

Swelter 1

Happiness Is a Warm Gun

Alex Hits the Highway

Glug, Glug

You don't always get what you pay for.

Don’t Bogart That Band

The kids from the School of Rock were born to be wild.

Change You Can't Believe In

Presidential candidates vie (and pander and plead) for one heart and mind in Swing Vote.

Paul Rodgers of Bad Company

Presidential candidates vie (and pander and plead) for one heart and mind in Swing Vote.

Short Stuff

Martin Short brings Jiminy Glick, Ed Grimley, and other oddballs to Miami for a night.

Believe It or Not

Two films pay tribute to Altman and Palance

More than Fifteen Minutes

Warhol's film legacy on tour

Aural Art

The ghosts of Vizcaya's past are all over the place

Bowled by Cowles

MAM's new photo exhibit is not to be missed

Get Inside!

Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies

When Stars Don't Align

DVD releases for the week of April 18, 2006

After the Flood

DVD releases for the week of April 18, 2006

Gorillaz

Demon Days (Virgin)

Excess Hollywood

Some interesting horror flicks, a couple of relationship movies, and plenty of action save summer from sequels

Hutch Ado About Nothing

No obvious joke goes untouched in this so-so TV show remake

Think Different

Could it be that this year's crop of summer movies actually requires a brain cell or two?

Groovey Planet Scharf

Former Miamian Kenny Scharf turns his space-age Pop Art into a cartoon

Silent Music

At the Jazz Film Festival, images can sing

Playing God

Francis Ford Coppola re-creates his Vietnam phantasmagoria

Spliced Up Nice

Jay Rosenblatt meshes varied old film clips to form a unified whole

On the Reel Road

Okay, we don't have a proper revival cinema, but for the summer we get the next best thing

A Flicker Life

Denis Johnson's junkies drift along in Jesus' Son, and so do we

Enter the Drag

Shanghai Noon

TV or Not TV?

Shanghai Noon

Your Fiends and Neighbors

Shanghai Noon

I Lost It at the Multiplex

The malling of American cinema has left audiences with little choice but to take their Prozac and like it

Drown Syndrome

The malling of American cinema has left audiences with little choice but to take their Prozac and like it

55 SW Miami Avenue Road

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Scripted by Numbers

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

The Young and the Shiftless

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Swelter 32.10

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Swelter 42

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Fizzle Flick

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Keanu Revs

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

Set Design

A tale of Seminoles in canoes, little plastic men with parachutes, Connie Chung, a twenty-foot-tall high-heel shoe -- and Big Fish

10th Annual Trinumeral Festval Comes To Miami in October with Big Boi, John Hancock & Friends, ArtOfficial, and More

via heard-words.comBig Boi​When something happens in threes, we take note. When Gary Coleman and Dennis Hopper died earlier this year, everyone was asking, "Who's next?" The universe answered: Rick Moranis Art Linkletter. There are three primary colors, three types of matter, three little pigs, t ... More >>

Optic Nerve XIII: MOCA's short film fest goes national

via heard-words.comBig Boi​When something happens in threes, we take note. When Gary Coleman and Dennis Hopper died earlier this year, everyone was asking, "Who's next?" The universe answered: Rick Moranis Art Linkletter. There are three primary colors, three types of matter, three little pigs, t ... More >>