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The Gene Siskel Film Center presents “Remembering Ray,” a three-film tribute to the late Ray Liotta. “Field of Dreams,” “Something Wild” and “GoodFellas” — now there’s a trio.
James Caan: A tough guy with range, from ‘Brian’s Song’ to Sonny Corleone and dozens more
James Caan’s tightly coiled physical presence, pugilistic, charismatic and alive, cames through in just about everything. The Tribune’s Michael Phillips pays tribute.
Weekend things to do: Fizzyland, FlockFest, a new Hard Rock sports bar, a hidden pizza spot in Fort Lauderdale
Things to do in South FLorida this weekend from Delray Beach and Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale and Miami
Fort Lauderdale’s historic Gateway Theater getting new operator — and recliner seats on the way
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival bows out a year into renovation project at landmark Gateway movie theater.
Michael Shannon will direct ‘Eric LaRue,’ a film from Brett Neveu’s Chicago drama of what happens after a school shooting
Debut film director Michael Shannon on “Eric LaRue,” Brett Neveu’s drama about a mass shooting aftermath: “The main character, Eric’s mother — men don’t always write women so well.”
New restaurants: Bar 25 gastropub debuts in Delray; Let’s Chill brings boozy ice cream to Coral Springs
In other South Florida restaurant news: Helena’s Coffee is now perking up Plantation, while Conch Cravings has opened in Delray Beach.
‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ review: Gods, goats, Hemsworth and Portman, as Marvel tests the limits of camp
“Thor: Love and Thunder” is better with the love, and the jokes, than with the thunder.
Best things to do this week in South Florida: Dunder Mifflin trivia, ‘Merchants of Venice,’ RuPaul tour
We’ve compiled fun things to do this week in South Florida, including a “The Office” trivia night and RuPaul’s Drag Race Werq the World Tour.
New restaurants: Smile Empanadas debuts in Wilton Manors; Osteria Mazzi in Coral Springs
In other South Florida restaurant news: Osteria Mazzi, a new Italian restaurant, has opened in Coral Springs.
RIP, old FAT Village: Fort Lauderdale’s funky arts district prepares for demolition and a new look
Creative spaces inside funky 70-year-old muraled warehouses on Northwest First Avenue will begin coming down in August, clearing the way for a project that will try to balance housing, hospitality and art.