We thought it was pretty freaking great news when we heard that Miami artist Jillian Mayer and Borscht filmmakers were shortlisted for the first ever biennale of creative video, the Guggenheim’s YouTube Play. As we told you a few weeks back, their video “Scenic Jogging” was one of 125 picked…
Question: What’s free, black and white, and has awesome written all over it? Answer: The Super Scary Movie Night, an evening of retro horror flicks and surreal soundtracks. Tomorrow night, artist Kevin Arrow and Barron Sherer will screen freaky Super 8 mm films — some from their own stash and…
Break out your musty combat boots, don a black beret, and pump your fist to the sky. Revolution is in the air. But if you’re having trouble awakening your dormant activist spirit, give it a double shot of revolucion when you go see the exclusive preview screening of The Grandchildren…
Hereafter: Death by Eastwood
Conviction: Hilary Swank emotes big in awards-bait flick
Howl at Coral Gables Art Cinema Friday, October 22
We’ve never had an STD, but seeing Natalie from season four on last night’s Bad Girls Club episode is what we imagine it feels like when herpes comes back. She was annoying the first time she was on the show, and she is annoying the second time around too. But…
Over the years, Miami has served as the backdrop for hundreds of Hollywood movies. In Celluloid City, we spotlight some of the classics shot right in our own backyard. Most of us fell in love with Isla Fisher when she played the hilarious, albeit insane, wild girl to Vince Vaughn’s…
Kristen GuinaneMiami Beachers really didn’t know what was going to hit them this summer: Jersey Shore, the Kardashians, and our personal favorite, the Bad Girls Club. Oxygen might have moved their series from L.A. to the Magic City, but they definitely didn’t move the bad out of the Bad Girls…
Red: Classiest comic book movie ever
Heartbreaker: Charming Romain Duris gets a bum costar
The Freakonomics cottage industry multiplies
Photo by Peter Kramer/NBCThe Sandman wants you to be his extra.As an aspiring fame monster, you could move to Lala land, pose for a nudie mag, and snag an agent. Or you could roll up to some random university in Fort Lauderdale, star in a sea of extras, and wait…
Over the years, Miami has served as the backdrop for hundreds of Hollywood movies. In Celluloid City, we spotlight some of the classics shot right in our own backyard. We honestly cannot understand why anyone would enjoy watching a bunch of guys doing stupid things such as having a bowling…
Film is probably one of the least cultivated arts in Miami. Locals who want to become filmmakers move to NYC or LA to seek their fortune and fame. Fortunately, homegrown talent Alexandra Codina decided to come back. After years of freelancing in New York, Codina returned home to work with…
Photo courtesy of Sobe Hair Show and Beauty ExpoDerek J gets pumped.If you’re a budding hair stylist or a fan of shows like Shear Genius and Hair Battle Spectacular, you might want to hit the Miami Beach Convention Center this weekend. The SoBe Hair Show and Beauty Expo promises to gather thousands of…
Never Let Me Go: Village of the doomed
Waiting for Superman: Remedial ed
It’s Kind of a Funny Story: Nuthouse as hipster’s paradise
On last night’s episode of Bad Girls Club Miami, we really start to get to know the new ladies right off the bat. Ashley isn’t great. She’s like one of the mannequins that are constantly getting abused. She might look like she has a purpose, but not really. Due to…
Over the years Miami has served as the backdrop for hundreds of Hollywood movies. In Celluloid City, we spotlight some of the classics shot right in our own backyard.This Celluloid City is somewhat of a trick instead of a treat (we’re starting with the bad Halloween puns early). Casino Royale,…
The Golden Side of the TracksOvertown residents helped build Miami.The names Flagler,Tuttle, and Monroe are thrown about whenever somebody starts yammering about Miami’s history. They were the titans of Miami industry and helped bring civilization to what was once little more than a swamp. But who are we kidding? Those…
