Nothing says '80s quite like the hit crime drama Miami Vice. Between the music, hair, clothes and hunky leads that Don ...

It is tradition that once it starts getting steamy hot in the Minnesota summer, Jake Rudh breaks out his annual salute to the ...

It has been more than 40 years since "Miami Vice" arrived on the scene and introduced audiences to Don Johnson’s James ...

“Miami Vice” celebrated its 40th anniversary this month. The show launched Johnson to super stardom as Sonny Crockett. But with the fame and fans, Johnson worried about moving beyond the role. 5.

Miami Vice feels caught between these approaches: a bigger picture than Collateral, a smaller one than Heat, not as experimental as Public Enemies, and less personality-driven than any of them.

Miami Vice is an American television series focusing on two detectives that work undercover in Miami, Florida. The show follows James “Sonny” Crockett, played by Don Johnson, and Ricardo ...

Miami Vice defined television of the ’80s, and you can still see its influence (the luxurious locations, the eye-catching fashion, the grit and glamor, the use of pop music) today.

Looking back on Miami Vice’s five-season run, Dick Wolf thought that the show might very well have been canceled prior to its season 2 takeoff. Wolf, who served as the showrunner for seasons 3-4 ...

Michael Mann's "Miami Vice" has a bad case of the juggler's blues. It tries to juggle Russians, Cuban Chinese, Paraguayans, Irishmen, African Americans, Colombians, boats, cars, sloppy hair ...

Miami Vice wasn't above using the same actor twice in different roles (see Stanley Tucci further up the thread) This worked out to the benefit of Ving Rhames who plays a hapless man held hostage, ...

It has been more than 40 years since "Miami Vice" arrived on the scene and introduced audiences to Don Johnson’s James ...