Billy Corben
Sun Life Renovation Battle Is The Talk Of The Town
Miami-Dade residents won’t vote on a plan to renovate Sun life Stadium, but they’re still talking about it. The stadium renovation bill died in the Florida House Friday putting an end to early voting.
Exclusive: Movie Director Billy Corben Makes PSA About Teen Violence
A South Florida movie director known nationwide for films including “Cocaine Cowboys,” “Broke” and “The U” is making a Public Service Announcement aimed at curbing teen violence.
Fins Brass, Local Leaders Travelling To Tallahassee To Pitch Stadium Deal
Just hours after Super Bowl 47, the Miami Dolphins are headed to Tallahassee to pitch a state of the art stadium plan in hopes of bringing the big game back to South Florida.
Local Leaders Reacts To Florida’s Election Embarrassment
A headline in Thursday’s New York Magazine: “Florida Still Figuring Out That Whole ‘Election’ Thing.”
Florida’s Election Fumbling Costs It Relevancy On National Stage
In 2000, Florida became the punch line of jokes everywhere after having problems with a one-page punch card ballot. This year, Florida’s ballot was as long as 12 pages in some parts of the state which spelled disaster.
Miami Filmmaker’s “Broke” Delves Into Athletes’ Financial Problems
South Florida filmmaker Billy Corben’s latest ESPN film, “Broke,” dealt with a topic that is tough for most athletes to talk about, having it all and losing it all. Corben also took time while talking to CBS4 to weigh in on the UM-Notre Dame game on Saturday.
Corben Returns To ESPN’s 30 For 30 With “Broke”
For the second time in as many years, South Florida filmmaker Billy Corben will once again have a feature on ESPN. After first tackling the University of Miami football’s rise to fame, Corben is this time looking at how pro athletes spend millions only to end up “Broke.”
Miami’s “Godmother Of Cocaine” Gunned Down In Colombia
The woman known as “The Godmother of Cocaine” during Miami’s “cocaine cowboys” era of the 70s and 80s, has been murdered.
Filmmaker Off The Hook For Tweeting During Trial
A Miami-Dade Judge told famed filmmaker Billy Corben Wednesday morning that he “did violate my court order” for using social media while serving as a juror.
Filmmaker Billy Corben Is In Tweet Trouble With The Court
South Florida filmmaker Billy Corben’s love for social media may cause a man’s robbery conviction to be thrown out.






