Monroe

Oh, About That Severed Head ...

More Details on the Death of Pimp C

Zell Bites, DeGroot Writes

The Resurrection of Robert Tilton

On the trail of the elusive (yet surprisingly TV- friendly) Pastor Bob, fallen man of God and new South Florida resident

Krazy Kats

On the trail of the elusive (yet surprisingly TV- friendly) Pastor Bob, fallen man of God and new South Florida resident

Shooting Blanks

On the trail of the elusive (yet surprisingly TV- friendly) Pastor Bob, fallen man of God and new South Florida resident

The Eyes Have It

On the trail of the elusive (yet surprisingly TV- friendly) Pastor Bob, fallen man of God and new South Florida resident

Calibrations

Lovin' a lounge singer

Sol Theatre ruts, while Florida Stage takes wing

Lovin' a lounge singer

Cookie Monsters

It's the old diet doc versus the marketing gun in the great war of the tasty appetite suppressors

Our top DVD picks for the week of January 16:

It's the old diet doc versus the marketing gun in the great war of the tasty appetite suppressors

The New Pistolero in Town

On the dusty, Old West streets of Davie, a political hotshot takes aim

Dance of the Penguin

That whole talking animal genre? Let's be done with it.

Being Bettie

The Notorious Bettie Page never quite pins down the pinup.

An' Jushtiss f'r All!

The Luckiest Perps

To Be a Ringmaster

Our critic steps into the curator's shoes -- and encounters a snag or two

The World According to Vico

Back to basics for a long-time favorite

No Question

Jadakiss cashes in on controversy

Divine Comedy

Lunacy! Absurdity! Subtitles!

Freedom to Die

The story of a Hollywood couple's love and death is heart-rending. It should also spur change.

Leif Blower

Is the return of Leif Garrett a sure sign of the Apocalypse?

Big Cypress Buyout

Proposed payment of millions to a wealthy clan amounts to nothing more than stealing from taxpayers for the Bush boys' political gain

Good Ol' New World

The Mango Gang rides again (sort of) at Half Moon Bay

What, Them Worry?

As Mad celebrates its 400th issue, its editors wonder how to stay funny in a world gone mad

Various artists

Big Mon: The Songs of Bill Monroe (Skaggs Family Records)

Chefs Allen Susser, Carlos Fernandez, Oliver Saucy, and Andy Trousdale Team Up for Charity Cooking Event

Flickr: dinemagChef Oliver Saucy (right), chef at Cafe Maxx.​These Boys of Summer don't make a billion-gazillion dollars a year to play what is grandly dubbed "our national pastime," to gobble steroids like M&Ms and scratch their balls in front of a national TV audience.  Thankfully, thes ... More >>

Concede? Hell No. Secede!

​It just happened. Florida has officially elected the man who oversaw the greatest Medicare fraud in U.S. history as its governor. You might think I would welcome this sort of thing. I remember when I covered the 2000 recount thinking at the end of it, after the U.S. Supreme Court gave t ... More >>

Consorting the Consortium

​It just happened. Florida has officially elected the man who oversaw the greatest Medicare fraud in U.S. history as its governor. You might think I would welcome this sort of thing. I remember when I covered the 2000 recount thinking at the end of it, after the U.S. Supreme Court gave t ... More >>

South Florida Cultural Consortium 2011 Comes to Hollywood

​It just happened. Florida has officially elected the man who oversaw the greatest Medicare fraud in U.S. history as its governor. You might think I would welcome this sort of thing. I remember when I covered the 2000 recount thinking at the end of it, after the U.S. Supreme Court gave t ... More >>

Climate Change to Sink South Florida; New Report Recommends Ways to Stay Afloat

​The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Compact released a lengthy draft plan intended to make sure South Florida doesn't become some real-life mash up of Mad Max and WaterWorld when sea levels start to rise courtesy of climate change.  The Compact - a gang of county representatives from Brow ... More >>