Subject: Michael Douglas

• Miami Sound Before the Machines

  August 28, 1991

• Crimes of Fashion

  April 1, 1992

• Victoria's Secret

  April 8, 1992

• Black Men Can't Swim

  April 8, 1992

• Mentl, The Yeshiva Ploy

  July 22, 1992

• A Land of Both Shado and Substance

  August 26, 1992

• Lethal Lampoon

  February 10, 1993

• And the Popcorn Stinks, Too

  April 21, 1993

• Swelter 15

  July 27, 1995

• Just a Regular Joe

  October 12, 1995

• Woman Overboard!

  December 21, 1995

• Donkey Punch

  January 31, 2008

• Jodie Foster, Superhero

  September 20, 2007

• Freeloader

  July 13, 2006

• Basic Instinct 2

  April 6, 2006

• Kill Shot

  March 13, 2003

• Bobby Love

  September 5, 2002

• All Puffed Up

  July 26, 2001

• American High

  January 11, 2001

• Nitpicking in Reverse

  January 4, 2001

• The Man of Ink

  October 26, 2000

• Deconstructing Tommy

  October 8, 1998

• Past Perfect, Present Flawed

  June 11, 1998

• Something Wicked Your Way Comes

  November 27, 1997

• Excessive Use of Farce

  September 18, 1997

• Game, Set, Match

  September 11, 1997

• Point Plank

  July 24, 1997

• Calendar for the week

  June 12, 1997

• The Aliens Are Coming! The Aliens Are Coming!

  July 11, 1996

• Pocket Veto

  November 23, 1995

• Holy Rollers

  August 10, 1994

• Sham Fatale

  January 20, 1993

• Eat My Strudel

  January 29, 1992

• Matthew McConaughey Is Scary Bad in Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

  April 30, 2009

• Brawl-tastic! Teacher Owes $700 in Tickets, Takes on Parking Officer

  ​Remember that movie Falling Down, where Michael Douglas goes on a violent rampage against the everyday nuisances and obstacles of urban life? If you believe a police account, Miami-Dade Public Schools elementary substitute Rolanda Benjamin is Miami's real-life William Foster -- although, thankfully, instead of an arsenal, teach was armed only with a bottle of water. Just after 11 a.m. September 22, Miami Parking Authority enforcement officer Sham Jaglal was overseeing the towing of Benjamin

  October 13, 2009

• Jerry Powers, the man behind Ocean Drive, refuses to surrender

  October 15, 2009