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The USA Network’s new drama Graceland tells the story of a group of agents from various government agencies — the FBI, DEA, and Customs — who go undercover in a California town to bring down the bad guys. But the spies using aliases aren’t the only things on the screen…

Miami film buffs, clear your calendars. The 30th anniversary of the Miami International Film Festival is upon us, featuring 10 straight days of celeb-studded documentaries, world premieres, and critically acclaimed tributes. This year’s lineup will feature 117 feature films and 12 shorts from a total of 41 countries. Notable mentions…

According to Brontis Jodorowsky, the eldest son of avant-garde filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, cinema is in a state of flux. “I think we are in a moment of mutation where we are still on the industrial thing where people are getting tired of fattening movies. Their heads are getting fat from…

For children of the ’90s, the terms Woof Woof Woof and dog pound have little to do with canines. Instead, they’re likely to bring back memories of flat tops, Bill Clinton sax solos, and first gen fist pumping. Lucky for all the nostalgia junkies, Celebrity Apprentice champion and one time…

erpbUpstream ColorBold, impassioned, ecstatically beautiful, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color — a lyric reverie on loss, love, and various invasions of the body — was in a class by itself at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Well, let’s say it was a class shared by a more conventional but no less…

Kourtney & Kim’s ratings have reportedly been in something of a slump since the show’s debut last week. Has America’s appetite for Kim and co. waned? After years of overdosing on the Kardashians, is this the nations’ first step in getting back on the wagon? Probably not, because this week’s…

The Real Housewives are people too, y’all. If you prick them, do they not bleed? If you tickle them, do they not laugh? If you post cruel nonsense about them in the comments section of a blog post, do they not hit you with a lawsuit? According to TMZ, they…

Kim Kardashian is one desperate woman. How desperate is Kim Kardashian? Kim Kardashian is so desperate that instead of just waiting out her stubborn, jilted, but still-legally-her-husband Kris Humphries, she offered him $10 million to quit stalling and just divorce her already. Kris Humphries is one rich dude. How rich…

“On a boat” is pretty much the perfect way to end any first person sentence. Particularly in Miami. “I ate stone crabs … on a boat.” “I got laid … on a boat.” “I met Kim Kardashian … on a boat.” See how it ups the excitement factor? “I watched…

Every year, at least one Super Bowl commercial pisses off feminists and family groups by objectifying a woman so blatantly it’s almost funny. For every baby talking about E*Trade and aging ’80s star remixing his most famous role, there’s a pervy GoDaddy.com spot, a Victoria’s Secret supermodel, and a girl…

Andrew Zuchero’s short film The Apocalypse was one of the audience favorites at the Borscht Film Festival last month. Turns out, that audience had pretty great taste, because the film was accepted to screen at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, running now through Sunday. What’s not to love? You’ve got…

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