Pearl Harbor

Battleship: Because Every Generation Needs an Armageddon

Captain America ignores its roots for easy money

GOP Senate Candidate Adam Hasner Compares National Debt to Hitler

Adam Hasner, the Tea Party favorite in the fledgling fight for the GOP's 2012 nomination to take on Senator Bill Nelson, sent out a not-so-cherry Fourth of July message to his supporters in which he compared the national debt to Hitler. Apparently a man bent on world domination, widespread warf ... More >>

Obama Gave Orders to Kill Bin Laden Just Hours Before Coming to Miami

​Just hours before arriving in Miami to deliver a commencement address at Miami Dade College, President Barack Obama gave what will likely be one of the most important directives of his presidency. After months of planning and gathering intelligence, the President gave direct orders for American o ... More >>

"Tamtampamela" Thanks God for Japanese Tragedy, Hopes America is Next

​The internet helped swiftly spread news of the tragedy in Japan, but along with it came a heap of dumb Americans making stupid comments. No, it was not caused by Godzilla. No, it was not karmic retribution for Pearl Harbor (you know that we dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan for that, right?). No ... More >>

Publix Pulls Free Calendars After Including Islamic New Year

​For years Publix has been giving away free calendars to its costumers as a simple little thank you. This was nice and all until Jeff Katz and Joyce Kaufman, conservative blowhards on 850WFTL, complained that December 7th was marked as Islamic New Years, and not as Pearl Harbor Day. That's the pro ... More >>

A New Mythology

Cuban duo Guerra de la Paz turns trash into a funky otherworld.

Catastrophic Kitsch

"Cathartic" makes tragedy trite at Abba Fine Art

Summer: The Sequel

From Harry Potter to Homer Simpson, cool off at the movies

Stone Gets Spanked

"They were both tall and had great shoulders, and so does Fidel"

Gamers Give Flowers

To the most moral man in town

Origin of Innocence

The New World boldly reclaims the Pocahontas tale from Disney

EloquenceLost

A gripping story about a great orator shouldn't be a bore

Pitt and the Pabulum

Brad's ripped and The Iliad's shredded in the spectacle Troy

Feast of Film

The Miami International Film Festival, now over at Miami Dade College, turns yet another leaf

War on War Songs

Iraq and roll don't go together well when rockers protest

Shanghai Surprise

A quirk of history now brings forth Holocaust tales from an unlikely place

The Great Contender

True fame and hard truth don't mix in the TV-sportscasting biz

The Scarlet Isle

Northern Ireland's troubles explode in a new depiction of Bloody Sunday

Big-Game Fish

Florida Marlin Luis Castillo's hitting streak got him to the All-Star Game; next year he's a trophy catch

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Revolting

The New Guy offers the same ol' dopey crap for kids

Hell and Back

Scott's Black Hawk Down pays grim, gritty homage to real-life warriors.

Devil's Advocate

Audiences love Jerry Bruckheimer. Critics don't. Like he cares.

War on War Books

Donald Miller has (re)written one of the best books on World War II, but will anyone care?

Arabian Knight

Jack Shaheen crusades against cinema's depiction of Reel Bad Arabs

Lights Are Dim, Not Out

Is the South Beach scene declining?

Law & Disorder

As one of TV's best and best-loved series launches a new spin-off, its creator grapples with the aftershocks of terror

Shake

The day the music died

Amused to Death

How will Hollywood react now that real life is more terrifying than fiction?

Of Pain and place

Documenting devastation near and far-of the body, the mind, and the soul

On Top of Pop

Has there ever been a money machine quite like Madonna?

Legally Bland

Reese Witherspoon's talents are wasted in the muddy, unoriginal Legally Blonde

The Drudge Retort

Democrats hate him. Journalists scorn him. Most Americans ignore him. Which is fine with Matt Drudge. He's taking it to the bank.

Skip It

Why the best teen movie of the year, based on a beloved novel, won't be in theaters

Staying on Target

Aiming for a familiar audience, the films of summer hope for more hits than misses

In Cold Blood

Novelist James Ellroy reshapes America's ugly history in his own image

Rebel with a One-World Cause

Or, The Life of the Underappreciated Man Who Brought Us Life and Liberty

Festival of Mights

A Latin voice comes through loud and clear at this year's FIU Miami International Film Festival

Power Play

A drama featuring MDCC president Eduardo Padron in the role of backstabbing Brutus. Or is it tyrannical Caesar?

Riptide

Placards for the implacable

The Pelican Briefly

Pelican

Armed Farces

A dispatch of violence and youthful hilarity from the frontlines of reserve training

Look Back in Rancor

Rabbit in the Moon

Buying the Farm

Lord of the Ring

Boxing isn't just a hobby to Hank Kaplan. It's an obsession. Which is why he's the sport's foremost expert.

When you think of a new bridge opening, or a subway debut, or a highway inauguration, you think of Omero Catan. Or is it Michael Katen? For these two brothers, it's no joke. For them it's

The Importance of Being First

Charge of the Light Brigade

Eat My Strudel

Boneyard Ramble

Crushed in a garbage truck, poisoned by a landlady, crapped out-literally--during a dice game. These and more are buried in this county's cemetaries, and come Halloween night, they'll be dying to get out