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March 29, 2012
Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis -- Who Else Did Christopher Chaney, Florida's Celebrity Hacker, Spy On?
Earlier this week, a 35-year-old Jacksonville man, Christopher Chaney, pleaded guilty to charges that he hacked into celebrity email accounts and leaked nude photos of several of them, including Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis. He faces up to 60 years in prison, according to the Associated Pres ... More >>
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February 5, 2012
Super Bowl Liveblog From Louis the Clueless Orphan Sports Fan
A photo from Louis's childhoodLouis did not have an average childhood. An orphan, he was taken in by kindly nuns, but now he's 30 years old and the nuns finally convinced him to move out. He was raised to be a kind and forgiving gentleman, but his experience in the orphanage had one blind spot -- ... More >>
Blogs
October 26, 2010
Joe Alu Sets the Record Straight?
Former Kim Rothstein bodyguard Joe Alu can be a very slippery guy. He called me today because he didn't like the mention of the steroids investigation in the previous post, but when I asked about his former employer, he went all "60 Minutes lawyer" on me. A snippet of our conversation: ... More >>
News
February 25, 2010
Max Mermelstein, the Snitch Who Brought Down the Cocaine Cowboys, Hid for Two Decades
Former Kim Rothstein bodyguard Joe Alu can be a very slippery guy. He called me today because he didn't like the mention of the steroids investigation in the previous post, but when I asked about his former employer, he went all "60 Minutes lawyer" on me. A snippet of our conversation: ... More >>
Blogs
January 6, 2010
Prison for Whistleblower; Probation for $6 Million Tax Cheater
FlickrThe 60 Minutes segment was called "A Crack in the Vault." That "vault" contained all the billions and billions that wealthy Americans stowed in Swiss bank accounts, with the assistance of UBS, in order to cheat on taxes. And the person who cracked the vault was Bradley Birkenfeld, who gave ... More >>
Blogs
September 2, 2009
Gregg Easterbrook on Michael Vick and Animal Cruelty
Two weeks ago, former Atlanta Falcon's superstar Michael Vick appeared on 60 Minutes to give his first interview after his release from jail. For those of you living under rocks and sustaining yourselves on grubs and nightcrawlers, Vick was charged in December 2007 with running an illegal dogfigh ... More >>
Blogs
August 26, 2009
Hollywood Drug Maker Scorned Nationally, Advertising Locally
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/broward/A screen grab from the Broward edition of this morning's Miami Herald.A month after a national magazine named Resveratrol Ultra among the drug supplements that profit from what appear to be misleading advertisements and in the week following its being menti ... More >>
Blogs
July 31, 2009
With Regret, Hollywood Drug Retailer Making Bucks Off Dishonest Advertisement
The researcher who discovered the possible life-extending powers of resveratrol sold his company for $780 million, which probably means he doesn't need to sell his endorsement to a company called FWM Laboratories that operates out of a shabby industrial neighborhood near I-95 between Stirling and ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2009
UC Berkeley Study: Carbon Cap Good for Florida's Economy
If maps with red don't convince you global warming is bad, maybe money will do it. It's trendy to go green these days. Fashionable to recycle, not waste water or litter, and help keep the planet what we like to call "inhabitable." But a new study from the University of Calif ... More >>
News
May 28, 2009
Mutual Benefits Con Man Joel Steinger Spent a Lifetime Getting Mobbed Up
If maps with red don't convince you global warming is bad, maybe money will do it. It's trendy to go green these days. Fashionable to recycle, not waste water or litter, and help keep the planet what we like to call "inhabitable." But a new study from the University of Calif ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2009
Fort Lauderdale, You Have Tea on Your Face
Who would have guessed that witnessing a tea bagging would be so hard to swallow? Honestly, I thought yesterday afternoon was going to be funny. I figured I'd stroll a few blocks from the New Times the Juice office down to the federal courthouse at Broward and NE Third Avenue and see a fe ... More >>
Blogs
March 23, 2009
Wade, Heat Shut Down Detroit
I don't want to pile on the poor city of Detroit. That place has fallen on Dustbowl-esque hard times as of late. Half the population vacated the city, and the average cost of a home is now $18,000. President Obama mentioned Detroit in the litany of choices he has to make between "bad and worse" ... More >>
Blogs
March 16, 2009
Tribune's Lee Abrams Defines America
In his latest think piece, Tribune Co. Chief Innovation Officer Lee Abrams describes the transformation of the company's national cable channel, WGN, into "WGN-America." "WHY 'AMERICA'? Because there's more to life than Hollywood and Manhattan," Abrams writes. "The channel will speak to Mi ... More >>
Film
December 11, 2008
Nixon in a Deep Frost
Langella and Sheen capture a summit of ego as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen
Blogs
November 25, 2008
Abrams: Tribune Should Study USA Today's Success
We have the latest think piece from Tribune Co. Innovation Chief Lee Abrams and it's another doozy. I can't begin to capture the Abrams vibe, but here are some highlights: -- He proposes to "blow up" an underperforming TV station in the Tribune chain and totally "rethink" the m ... More >>
News
July 24, 2008
10-S-N-E-1?
Pay Through the Nose
Calendar
December 27, 2007
Draw Your Own Conclusions
Pay Through the Nose
Music
December 20, 2007
The Ten Most Hated Figures in Hip-hop
Break out the Haterade
Film
December 20, 2007
Moolah for Mullahs
All aboard the '80s way-back machine for Mike Nichols' good-time Charlie
News
May 3, 2007
Camilo's Retreat
He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy
Blogs
March 31, 2006
Yahoo For Tiger
He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy
News
March 2, 2006
The Rave's Back, Baby
It's glowstick time again, and strangely, we have Mara Giulianti to thank
News
September 8, 2005
An' Jushtiss f'r All!
The Luckiest Perps
Film
June 9, 2005
Scoundrel Time
Alex Gibney expertly captures the lies and fall of Enron
News
May 19, 2005
Doctor's Orders
South Florida's Smut Doctors broadcast filthy radio to the world
Film
October 28, 2004
That FLIFF Fling
Liberi
Film
November 27, 2003
Muck, Raked
A dirty journo gets busted in Shattered Glass
News
November 20, 2003
Letters for November 20, 2003
Caribbean Sounds Great
Film
August 21, 2003
Habitat for Inhumanity
The "asylums" depicted in The Magdalene Sisters undermine both the Catholic Church and the popular image of Ireland
News
June 12, 2003
How Much Does Credibility Cost?
Boca Raton video producer Mark Kielar signed Cronkite, Brown, and Safer to host thinly veiled advertisements -- until the deal fell apart
News
January 24, 2002
Wally's War
Walter Philbrick's Hollywood lair is the one-stop shop for all your post-9/11 needs - and home to some truly odd characters
News
June 22, 2000
Let Me Kill Myself
Before he dies of Lou Gehrig's disease, Phil Snaith wants to accomplish one final goal: force the state to allow assisted suicides
Culture
May 25, 2000
Inside the Soap Box
Michael Moore gets out of his La-Z-Boy to find The Awful Truth
News
September 2, 1999
Lock, Stock, and 48 Smoking Barrels
A year ago Wayne and Danny Dagenais stole guns from a family friend. In an effort to keep then-16-year-old Wayne out of jail, their parents tried to retrieve the weapons. But the plan didn't work.
Film
April 9, 1998
Moore Is Less
A year ago Wayne and Danny Dagenais stole guns from a family friend. In an effort to keep then-16-year-old Wayne out of jail, their parents tried to retrieve the weapons. But the plan didn't work.

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