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Modern wisecracking noir thriller is set on the West Coast of Florida.

I have been a fan  Coen Brothers movies since I saw Raising Arizona, in the 1980s. The 1996 Academy Award winning film Fargo is one of my all-time favorite movies, though a couple others of their films also populate my top ten. Fargo marks the brothers’ return to their home state …

This is a scholarly book covering general problems caused by Las Vegas' rapid growth with useful information but few personal stories and little drama.

The true story of a psychiatrist’s struggle with his sexuality at the dawn of the Gay Pride movement is dramatized in an earnest but uneven production.

Glee improves right away as the action shifts solely to New York, creating a new cast chemistry, and there isn't a dud musical number in the entire hour.

Conte reminds us, despite the millions jammed into NYC's boroughs, each one is an individual. Their stories give the city its character.

Local Seattle '80s rockers might awaken some memories even for those who have never heard them.

A family of con artists join up to help daughter Blue out of a bad situation, but as the plot thickens it's almost impossible to tell who is scamming whom.

In the aftermath of last season's Red Wedding, the stage is so much more well defined as we move into the run of episodes on HBO.

Glee delivers one of the best sequences in the show's history in a series finale-style story, but plot holes still threaten to pull it down.