At the end of the Charles Bronson film, 10 to Midnight, a serial killer, who has just been apprehended, reverts to a variation of the same plea uttered by Andy Robinson's psychopath in Dirty Harry and Leo Gorcey's punk in Dead End: "society made me do... Full Article at Huffington Post

‘Bronson’’ bills itself as the story of Britain’s most notorious living prisoner, Michael Peterson, who early on in his 35 years in jail - 30 of them in solitary confinement - gave himself the “fighting name’’ of Charles Bronson, after the Hollywood... Full Article at Boston Globe

IT was the height of the 1980s video rental boom and Manchester had its very own action hero. Full Article at Manchester Evening News

From Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn comes a fantasy bio-pic of Britain's notorious Charlie Bronson, a larger-than-life character who, after swiping his identity from tough-guy actor Charles Bronson, transformed from bare-knuckle prizefighter into... Full Article at The Phoenix

We can no longer afford to ignore the declining health of Florida's waterways, evidenced by the algae blooms everywhere — from retention ponds, to lakes, to our bays. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times

The Food and Drug Administration has backed off of a plan for new rules on oyster sales that could have crippled oyster harvesting in the Gulf of Mexico along the Panhandle. Full Article at Pensacola News Journal | PNJ.com