Saddam Hussein

Today is the 40th Anniversary of Che's Death

To Jerusalem, with Laughs

The first Gulf War is the setting for Florida Stage's loopy family drama

The Short Goodbye

DVD releases for the week of August 29, 2006

The Man Who Armed Iraq

DVD releases for the week of August 29, 2006

Malignant Humor

DVD releases for the week of August 29, 2006

The Third Man

George Bush knows how to make war. Bill Clinton can play the sax. But it's Elvis Presley who's really in charge here.

Swelter 33

George Bush knows how to make war. Bill Clinton can play the sax. But it's Elvis Presley who's really in charge here.

It Isn't Easy Being Mean

George Bush knows how to make war. Bill Clinton can play the sax. But it's Elvis Presley who's really in charge here.

Bail Out The International

This movie's assets are troubled indeed.

Oliver Stone's W.

The director assigns motive to Dubya's MO, but at this point, who cares?

Paging Freaks

Guinness writes the book on gaming, but doesn't shatter any records.

Crack Yourself Up

Let’s hope tonight won’t be a Katt-astrophe.

Madeleine’s Words of Wisdom

Let’s hope tonight won’t be a Katt-astrophe.

You've Got to Bee Kidding

No wonder all the bees are dying — Seinfeld's movie is embarrassing

Ramadi Madness

When every member of Florida's 124th Infantry returned from Iraq alive, it seemed too good to be true. It was.

Pastor Troy

Tool Musiq (SMC Recordings)

Rocky v. Ahmadinejad

Another sequel, another chance for Rocky to persevere for America

Blood Business

Why We Fight probes America's passion for war

VA

Choubi Choubi!/Radio Pyongyang (Sublime Frequencies)

Profet

State of Emergency self-released

The Bitch

Definitive Gaze

BEST TV NEWS REPORTER

Mike Kirsch

Bush Comes to Shove

Like America's current leaders, Viggo and Hidalgo try to "enlighten" the Arabs with Western justice

The Fire This Time

As the insurgents who have seized power in northern Haiti vow to storm the capital, Haitian Americans in Miami voice passionate, disparate opinions

Shell Game

Artist spins works from the sea

Straightjacket, No Chaser

Play bridges bebop and Bellevue

The War Comes to Bagel Time

Mazel tov

Freedom-Fried Brains

Careful what you say when you order food, you borderline patriot!

War on War Songs

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

Beach Head

At the Winter Music Conference, P. Diddy blows up dance music while the U.S. blows up Iraq

How to Organize a Peace Protest in Little Havana

First, get unified; next, give out food

Molotov

Dance and Dense Denso "Surco/Universal"

Letters from the Issue of December 26, 2002

The antiwar battle continues

On the Left, Off the Wall

In Miami, the antiwar movement is making some people kooky

Thompson of Arabia

The case for an American Al-Jazeera

News of the Weird

The case for an American Al-Jazeera

News of the Weird

The case for an American Al-Jazeera

Acting with Valor

The case for an American Al-Jazeera

White House Music

A new president takes office and welcomes all to the error dome

Back from Baghdad

A new president takes office and welcomes all to the error dome

Stage capsules

A new president takes office and welcomes all to the error dome

Stage capsules

A new president takes office and welcomes all to the error dome

Stage capsules

A new president takes office and welcomes all to the error dome

WikiLeaks Just a Drop in the Bucket: Top 5 Best Leaks in Recent History

SilliCilli's on FlikrHistoric leaking.​There's been a lot of leaking lately. First, it was Mel Gibson's heavy-breathing tirade, and now something that is just a tad more relevant -- WikiLeaks' releasing thousands of pages of allegedly classified documents pertaining to the War in Af ... More >>

Addax's Laura Barry Digs Through the Music Bin for Wesley Willis, Mute Math, and Gwar

Courtesy of Laura Barry​Addax is an anomaly on the Miami music scene. For starters, the band's style of rock has very little '80s or synth-pop influence. It's more inspired by late-'90s rock, but still Addax doesn't just sound like a female-fronted Incubus. Sure, the major elements are arpeggios, ... More >>

Barry Manilow at BankUnited Center January 29

Courtesy of Laura Barry​Addax is an anomaly on the Miami music scene. For starters, the band's style of rock has very little '80s or synth-pop influence. It's more inspired by late-'90s rock, but still Addax doesn't just sound like a female-fronted Incubus. Sure, the major elements are arpeggios, ... More >>

Pin Talk

Courtesy of Laura Barry​Addax is an anomaly on the Miami music scene. For starters, the band's style of rock has very little '80s or synth-pop influence. It's more inspired by late-'90s rock, but still Addax doesn't just sound like a female-fronted Incubus. Sure, the major elements are arpeggios, ... More >>

J Nics vs. Slavery, Nuclear War, and George W. Bush in the New Video for "Never Be Free"

​He's tried to find the "Road to Riches." He's made "The Return." And now, local spitter J Nics is back with the third official video, "Never Be Free," off his most recent slab, Champion Rizla. A self-described "attack [on] the reality of political and socioeconomic bondage," Nics riffs on livin ... More >>

Sarkis Soghanalian, Miami's "Merchant of Death" Arms Dealer, Dead at 78

Soghanalian's life inspired "Lord of War"​Burn Notice doesn't tell the half of the absurd real-life characters who call Miami home. Take Sarkis Soghanalian, our very own "Merchant of Death," who sold Saddam Hussein his arsenal, profiteered from dozens of bloody wars, and whenever things went sour, ... More >>

Newt Gingrich Once Probed by FBI Over Ties to Miami Arms Dealer Sarkis Soghanalian

​After a thorough beatdown in the Iowa caucuses last night, Newt Gingrich turned this morning to Miami, announcing a new gala fundraiser at the Biltmore that he hopes will re-energize his presidential campaign. Too bad Newt can't ring up legendary Miami arms merchant Sarkis Soghanalian, ... More >>