Monty Python

SPAM Introduces Sir-Can-a-Lot, Partners With Roy Choi

Americans' love/hate affair with SPAM goes way back to 1937 when the canned meat, named SPAM (short for spiced ham) was launched by Hormel Foods. We're not sure how well it was initially received, but soon World War II broke out and the canned meat was in high demand to feed Allied troops. In fact, ... More >>

The Stars that Say “Ni”

Last-Minute Christmas Shopping On South Florida's Craigslist

Well, it happened. You've crossed into the Red Zone. We know, we know, you meant to get around to it yesterday, but TNT threw on a back-to-back showing of the Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended cut) and you ate all those cookies. Now it's 9 am on Christmas Eve day and your bag of gifts is completel ... More >>

World of Beer Coconut Creek Special Event

No Canned Laughter

The Last Station a Workmanlike Adaptation of Tolstoy's Last Days

The Staff at Todd English's Wild Olives in Boca Raton Needs Some Reining In

Doggie Bag: This Week in Charlie

​Without further ado, This Week in Charlie...That Orbit gum girl was dead wrong: Pan Pasad is what cleans a dirty mouth.New Times is honored in the immortal halls of Sushi 1. Here's what happens when you help yourself to your tenant's restaurant, its employees, and concept: you get served. It's a ... More >>

Pretty Random

Eddie Izzard’s bringing lipstick and comedy to The Fillmore.

Snakes In My Spam

Donkey Punch

Too Clever by a Fourth

A.R. Gurney's The 4th Wall at Palm Beach Dramaworks comes close to its potential before dashing it all

Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week:

The Passion of the Christ : A Very Special Episode

Conception far from immaculate in teenybop retelling.

When the Stars Came Out

Forbidden Planet The Da Vinci Code Homicide -- The Complete Series Megaset Strangers With Candy

Lewis Blows His Top

Boca as Berlin

Although impossibly young, the actors in this FAU production pull off an old subject beautifully.

Bond in a Bikini

And The Winner Is ...

Our top DVD picks for the week of February 21

Why, That's Ridiculous!

Swindled Art

Million Quid Baby

There's something eerily familiar about Whose Life Is It Anyway? at Inside Out

Spice It Up

Come Sail Away

On the MS Zuiderdam, we are what we eat

Our top DVD picks for the week of September 27

New releases available this week

Black Forest

Terry Gilliam returns, with no one but himself to blame

Tailpipe

Clam Up

Provident Improv

We'll take Mod 27 over McImprov any day

The Wiz

Miyazaki returns with a beautiful but confounding fairy tale

Jokes? What Jokes?

The Hitchhiker's Guide is harmless -- well, mostly harmless

Hip to be SquarePants

There's nothing absurd about the appeal of SpongeBob's first movie

Witchy Ways

Follow the moon to the Witches Ball

King Artless

Bruckheimer's knights go for grit but lose the glory

Suffer unto Mel

Mel Gibson's Passion is more torture test than devotional

Adam 'n' Heave

50 First Dates is a patchy toss-off strictly for Sandler fans

Don't Drink the Water, Seriously

Another health threat. Another cover-up. More incompetence. Welcome back to Pompano.

Half Great

Kill Bill's missing something -- like, oh, a proper ending

Pictures of America

Where America is a foreign land

Earth, Wind, Fire, and Taiko

Drum roll, please

Impossible Dreamer

Terry Gilliam sets out to make Don Quixote but becomes him instead

Natural Disaster

Was Terry Gilliam the man who killed Don Quixote?

The Campaign that Wasn't

An insider in the governor's race tells his tawdry tale

Mushroomhead

XX (Eclipse)

Drag King

Actor-comic Eddie Izzard just wants to be loved

Dream Weaver

Sandman author Neil Gaiman finds magic in the damnedest place

The final cut

DVDs pull back the curtain on the movies, but do you really want to see the Wizard?

The Straight Dope

Daddy Dearest