Rome

Morrissey at Mizner Park Ampitheatre

Sorry, Charlie (Crist) ...

Return of the Ball Jar: Middle Class Anxiety Files

The Ball jar: Preserving our Illusions.The New York Times reported last week that sales of Ball jars are up 92 percent from the same month last year. That's because the upper middle class is getting jittery about the economy, and when we get jittery, you know what we do? Just to take myself as an e ... More >>

Newest Accessory for Wealthy Socialites: The Gay Husband

Those socialites are a competitive bunch -- and what is a wedding good for if not to rub one's success in the nose of one's rivals. Am I right, ladies?Or that's my theory, anyway, on the gamesmanship between former New York City socialite Carole Rome and current NYC socialite Jill Zarin, a cast memb ... More >>

Undercurrents

Those socialites are a competitive bunch -- and what is a wedding good for if not to rub one's success in the nose of one's rivals. Am I right, ladies?Or that's my theory, anyway, on the gamesmanship between former New York City socialite Carole Rome and current NYC socialite Jill Zarin, a cast memb ... More >>

The Straight Dope

Those socialites are a competitive bunch -- and what is a wedding good for if not to rub one's success in the nose of one's rivals. Am I right, ladies?Or that's my theory, anyway, on the gamesmanship between former New York City socialite Carole Rome and current NYC socialite Jill Zarin, a cast memb ... More >>

Head Spins: DJ Affect

One gets the impression that if there were eight days in a week, DJ Affect would be spinning each and every one of 'em. Hell, it's a bet he'd be spinning every day of the week if there were 10 or 12 or 20 -- that's how driven the cat is. When you're already spinning seven out of seven, what's a few ... More >>

Best Pizza

When in Rome...

Greetings From Toronto...

Where old masters, drunk teenagers, and Asia Argento make the fest's first week a blast

High-Flying Mexico

Don't Believe the Claptrap

Pain Coming To Herald Sentinel; Say No To Pudge

-- A couple weeks ago I shared a memo from Miami Herald publisher David Landsberg in which he announced that another round of layoffs was soon coming to the newspaper. He wasn't specific, but said the paper would try to limit the pain. Well, news from a Herald sister paper at McClatchy indicates the ... More >>

Head Spins: DJ Affect

South Florida's busiest head-spinner

Head Spins: DJ Lady Anime

A shadowy spinner who goes beyond darkwave.

Red Erring

To the boxers who will square off in Red China, retired Olympian Nicholas Spanakos offers a cautionary tale

Don't Just Animate Me

Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival Listings for the week of November 3-9,2005

Ready for Takeoff, Cap'n

The new Visual Arts Pavilion in Hollywood starts out, at least, unshackled by rules

Sidney Lumet's Long Journey

Venerable director returns with a devilish thriller.

Seasons in the Sun

Venerable director returns with a devilish thriller.

Kristeenyoung

Venerable director returns with a devilish thriller.

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Venerable director returns with a devilish thriller.

Mel Gibson Is Responsible for All the Wars in the World

OK, slight exaggeration. But he's at least to blame for this one.

Cracked Code

Da Vinci's leap to the screen leaves no room for surprise.

Without a Trace

A play that generates more questions than answers isn't such a bad thing

Going for Broken

Jim Jarmusch's latest road movie is filled with fetching existential ambiguities

Bard Noir

Cut through the chaos of this production and you'll find some nuggets

Pipe It to Me

Hold on a Bahamian Minute

There Goes the Neighborhood

Hold on a Bahamian Minute

Are Women Crazy?

You be the judge

FLIFF: Kids in Foreign Lands

You be the judge

King Artless

Bruckheimer's knights go for grit but lose the glory

Home Sweet Home

MoCA delivers a sense of place

Habitat for Inhumanity

The "asylums" depicted in The Magdalene Sisters undermine both the Catholic Church and the popular image of Ireland

Maiming for Fun

A UFC joins the AFC to make competitors DIA

Busy Miss Lizzie

Duff rides her popular TV series to Rome and the big screen

Jews Got the Blues

Blue Jews Make Happy Music

Core Blimey!

This penetrating adventure proves ridiculous but amusing

Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, Part 2

Nonsensical scheduling aside, this year's FLIFF offers some winning dramas and documentaries

Vittorio Victorious

In this Beijing, a Bicycle is never just a bicycle

He Scores

Ennio Morricone has written great music for good, bad and ugly films

Hyperreal Life

MoCA's latest collection of installations will literally bring you to your knees

Away with Conventions

If you don't agree with that Top 10, we give you a recount

Disney Lightens Up

Fantasia/2000

Chicken Caesar

Gladiator

Musée Boca

"Paris 1860-1930: Birthplace of European Modernism"

Scintillating Astronomy

Lupercalia

New in Film

Lupercalia

Search for Airline More Spartan Than Spirit Ends in Ireland

Quick, someone block the New York Times website on the computer of Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza. The head of the Miramar-based discount carrier will be devastated if he learns that there's another airline that is more ruthless about achieving low fares (a Baldanza obsession) and more willing to ... More >>

Taste of the Island in Wilton Manors: Like a Roman Banquet

Photo by Flickr user Matthew Armstrong​A little park in Wilton Manors is hosting a feast fit for a king -- maybe several or dozens of kings. For the fourth-annual "Taste of the Island" evening, 48 restaurants and drinking establishments are setting up stalls and offering samples of their food and ... More >>

Hollywood: The Walk of Fame

This melting pot of a city has its range of bars.

Fantasy Meets Harsh Reality as Rob Marshall Takes on a Fellini Classic in Nine

This melting pot of a city has its range of bars.