From iconic wardrobe choices to culture-changing music, Miami Vice became a popular TV show in the 1980s. Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs did more than just provide small-screen crime-solving ...

Miami Vice was a game-changer when it debuted in 1984, a never-before-seen mash-up of pop music, rock stars and moviemaking techniques applied for the first time to the small screen. Three decades ...

According to Blabbermouth.net, the soundtrack of the forthcoming big-screen version of Miami Vice will feature a cover of a song made famous by (and which is synonymous with) the 1980s TV classic ...

From the that moment its the sensory-assaulting opening credit sequence kicked in, Miami Vice brought Eighties TV audiences a weekly dose of South Beach escapism — a world of bikini-clad blondes ...

'Miami Vice' Theme: Axed, but Alive. Imagine "Mission: Impossible" or "The Addams Family" without their TV theme music transferred to the movies.

Michael Mann’s “Miami Vice,” which opens today, borrows its title and buddy-cops-in-Miami premise from one of the most universally recognized TV shows yet leaves out many of the elements ...

Cigarette boats, Ferrari Testarossas, pastel suits, postmodern condos, stubble — Miami Vice, which debuted 30 years ago, helped to inspire, popularize and glamorize any number of Reagan-era ...

Miami Vice "MTV cops" was the note scribbled by the late NBC exec Brandon Tartikoff that famously inspired "Miami Vice," and while the music and color palette have changed (black, it seems, is the ...